The Washashore
Description
A fatal late-night hit-and-run shatters the quiet of Provincetown, drawing interim police chief Silas Lopez into a case that appears straightforward—until the cracks begin to show.
From windswept dunes and secretive cranberry farms to the gritty docks of New Bedford, Silas chases a trail of shifting lies.
I'vee heard a lot about Provincetown, but I didn't know about cranberry farms and the gritty docks, if these are real and not fiction.
I finished the
Littlest Library, a cozy romance set in a small town in England. About a librarian who moves to the town and lives in a cottage that has a red phone booth in the front yard that she turns into a grab and go community library.
My NetGalley haul - next to read
This women's fiction was published March 22, 2026 by Books Go Social. I love the idea of Greece, so the description of a woman empty nester who travels to Greece to find her new self really made me want to read it.
A love triangle in NYC has me intrigued. Sounds like a gossipy kind of novel. Published June 16, 2026 by Knopf.
I should get back to the unfinished books on my ereader! These new ones are piquing my interest too.
What are you reading this week?
The Littlest Library has the cutest cover! I just finished The Seaside Book Club by Helen Rolfe and it had a free library in a red phone booth, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the little free library idea of The Littlest Library. I always wanted to build a box for a free library on my property, but with my husband's job moving us around every few years, and our houses being rentals, I haven't been able to do it. :'(
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I can see myself looking for The Littlest Library. I have had one in my yard for more than ten years, and I put several in neighborhoods around town.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThe Littlest Library sounds so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI read The Littlest Library a while back, It was cute. I definitely could use a book that takes me armchair traveling to Greece!
ReplyDeleteAll these reads sound so fun. Have a great week and hope all your books are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed The Littlest Library. The Forty Year Grudge intrigues me too.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely week!
The Littlest Library sounds lovely! Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeleteNot familiar with these, but look nice.
ReplyDeleteIn case you want some French books inspiration, here is my Sunday post, a bit special: https://wordsandpeace.com/2026/07/05/parisinjuly2026-and-sunday-post-162-my-current-french-books/
I'd love to see the little library inside a British phone booth. Wouldn't you?
ReplyDeleteMy post: https://headfullofbooks.blogspot.com/2026/07/sunday-salon-usa-is-250-years-old.html
The Littlest Library sounds cute!
ReplyDeleteI love books about books and libraries, so The Little Library sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteThese all sound good. I have a bunch to read from NetGalley too. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteNice review for The Littlest Library. I hope you enjoy these newer books. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat list, Harvee. I still haven't read The Littlest Library, but it is on my list. Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog.
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