Hello Readers,

This week there are 30 new and notable books publishing, including WWII historical fiction, a romantic thriller, and a graphic memoir.

The Lilac People by Milo Todd, “is wholly unique and original. The novel offers a fresh and timely perspective, illuminating the inclusion of a much-needed historical trans narrative, one that celebrates the soul-sustaining life force of community” (The Boston Globe).

Meanwhile Serial Killer Games by Kate Posey is a take on the office romance, with a serial killer twist. As Library Journal writes, “a humorously gruesome love story with a murder in the mix.”

And Ginseng Roots, a graphic memoir by Craig Thompson, interweaves his summers weeding and harvesting ginseng on rural Wisconsin farms with the 300-year-old history of the global ginseng trade. “As Thompson roves from the Wisconsin Ginseng Festival to a Korean wholesale auction and wild ginseng boutiques in China, his supple, brushy ink lines render the scenes in poignant detail. A feat of generous observation, this stands with Thompson's very best work” (Publishers Weekly).

You'll find brief information on 10 titles below, and descriptions and reviews for all of them in our New This Week section.

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The BookBrowse Team