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Our Favorite Author Interviews of 2025
A new book club Q&A, 2025 author interviews, and more ...
Book Club News: November Issue
Hello Book Clubbers,
Kicking off this issue of Book Club News is our discussion of Amy K. Green’s Haven’t Killed in Years, a mystery surrounding a serial killer’s daughter that puts aside convention and believability, or, as one participant describes it, “a very good yarn.”
And the fun doesn’t stop there. You can browse our most anticipated books for next year and check out some of our best author Q&As of this year, including one in which Graham Watson answered the controversial question of whether he’s in the Jane Eyre or Wuthering Heights camp.
Plus, we chat with Dorothy Minor of the Circle of Readers book club in Oklahoma, and bring you upcoming discussions and Ask the Author sessions in our community forum.
Thanks for reading,
The BookBrowse Team
Book Club Discussions
Discussions are open to all! If you’d like to participate, you can do so by creating an account here. Please note that discussions can contain spoilers.
Haven’t Killed in Years by Amy K. Green
From the Jacket No one is supposed to know harmless office worker Gwen Tanner is the vanished daughter of serial killer Abel Haggerty. But a low profile and a new name aren't going to cut it when an obsessive new killer starts targeting her, in this lively and propulsive thriller with a standout voice. From the Discussion “I like a mystery that keeps me guessing and more than that I like a mystery that has a surprise ending! And I was surprised!” —Paula_Walters |  |
“Haven’t Killed in Years by Amy Green is not only troublesome, but sharply written…Her character development is shrewd.” —Carol_N
“I would recommend the book to anyone who enjoys a good mystery and doesn’t demand 100% believability. There are lots of us who enjoy a good yarn. This book is a very good yarn.” —George_M
Our Most Anticipated Books for 2026
Are you excited about 2026 books yet? We are. Get your calendar ready, because below is a tantalizing preview of what’s to come. This list covers intriguing debuts and new work from excellent established authors, and it offers a glimpse of books we may cover in our digital magazine, First Impressions program, or book club in the year ahead. Happy browsing! … continued |  |
Our Favorite Author Interviews of 2025
What’s better than reading a book by an author you love? Well, probably nothing, but a good author interview can be a close second. We regularly feature interviews in our digital magazine with writers whose books we review, and in 2025, with your help, we started hosting our own Ask the Author interviews in the BookBrowse community forum. Below, we bring you some of the best Q&As for books published in hardcover or paperback this year from both inside and outside of BookBrowse, which represent just a handful drawn from a pool of many great interviews. … continued |  |
Book Club Q&A: Circle of Readers
In this interview, BookBrowse chats with Dorothy Minor about her book club, the Broken Arrow (Oklahoma) Senior Center’s Circle of Readers.
BB: Does your group have a focus or objective? What brings you together for meetings? Dorothy: Our focus is simple: read good books, share ideas about the books we read, and enjoy our time together. … continued |  |
Discussions & Ask the Author Interviews
Discussions are open to all, so please join us! If you would like to receive a message when a particular discussion opens, you can sign up for a one-time notification. You can also find inspiration for your book club among our more than 200 past discussions. Currently, we’re discussing Amy K. Green’s Haven’t Killed in Years, among other books. In late November and early December, we feature Kate Storey’s The Forgotten Book Club and Annelise Ryan’s Beast of the North Woods. |  |
BookBrowse is now hosting Ask the Author sessions in our community forum. We invite you to follow along and post your own questions in any interviews that interest you. See our recently opened conversation with Peggy Townsend, author of The Botanist’s Assistant and other books. |  |
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