This Is How It Ends by Kathleen MacMahon

The writer

If you are looking for a story that has romance and tragedy in it with a touch of intelligence then Kathleen MacMahon’s novel is the one that you should read. She is an Irish writer centers this book around a love story that takes place in Ireland during the time of 2008 U.S. presidential elections.

The Odyssey of KP2: An Orphan Seal, a Marine Biologist, and the Fight to Save a Species by Terrie M. Williams

The Odyssey of KP2 

The Odyssey of KP2 is a story of a Hawaiian monk seal that is especially fond of humans and loves to hang around them. This story is written by Terrie M. Williams, a wildlife biologist, who shares her experience with this amazing monk seal known as KP2 with the readers.

And When She Was Good by Laura Lippman

Laura Lippman - the autor

If you are looking for a book that deals with guilty pleasures then And When She Was Good is one novel that you should get your hands on. It is an incredible novel written by Laura Lippman who describes the life of a suburban madam Heloise Lewis.

The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman

The Light Between Oceans is a real masterpiece created by M.L. Stedman that centers around the life of a married couple and the decisions that they have to make during their life. The story tells about the tale of Tom who recently comes back from World War I and marries a woman named Isabel. Both start living on an island off Western Australia, where Tom serves as the keeper of the lighthouse, and long to have a child of their own. After having two miscarriages and a stillbirth when Isabel is burying her child she happens to find a little babywashed up on the shore with her dead father.

Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple

Where'd You Go, Bernadette is really a fun story created by Maria Semple where she draws the picture of a peculiar family with some really interesting characters that the readers will fall in love with.

The Graves Are Walking: The Great Famine and the Saga of the Irish People by John Kelly

Famine and starvation are terrible experiences that make a man do terrible things that he never imagined to do in all his life. John Kelly draws that very picture in his book The Graves Are Walking with magnificence. John Kelly’s research shows that the death toll was staggering during the potato famine of 1845 where more than one million Irish people died due to starvation and disease and those who tried to run faced death on their journey to a so-called New World. The scholar Terry Eagleton calls it an event “with something of the characteristics of a low-level nuclear attack” which was clearly the worst disaster of the 19^th century. The author conveys all the feelings of the horror of that world to the readers in a very dramatic and convincing way.

I, Michael Bennett by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge

James Patterson’s character Michael Bennett is one of the main reasons for the success of his books besides the amazing storyline. This character is an NYPD detective and a widower having ten kids. Although one might think that handling ten kids as well a job as an NYPD detective is impossible for someone but Bennett manages it quite easily with some help from his kids’ full time nanny Mary Catherine (his former love interest)and his grumpy but quite lovable grandfather Seamus.I, Michael Bennett is the latest installment of the series and it is a masterpiece written by Patterson and co-author Michael Legwidge.