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August’s books.

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  • Girl, Forgotten by Karin Slaughter
    Thriller

    Girl, Forgotten

    by Karin Slaughter

    In Karin Slaughter’s latest, a newly minted marshal on assignment can’t help being drawn into a gruesome cold case...

  • Small Angels by Lauren Owen
    Gothic fiction

    Small Angels

    by Lauren Owen

    In this small village where even the trees have secrets, a wedding reunites old friends and awakens ghosts of the past.

  • Bronze Drum by Phong Nguyen
    Historical fiction

    Bronze Drum

    by Phong Nguyen

    This epic tale of sisterhood and reclaiming homelands will have your heart pounding in your chest like drums of war.

  • Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney
    Thriller

    Daisy Darker

    Repeat author
    Alice Feeney is back at Book of the Month – other BOTMs include Rock Paper Scissors.
    Early Release
    This is an early release that's only available to our members—the rest of the world has to wait 'til next month to read it.

    by Alice Feeney

    Crumbling estate? Check. Bundle of family secrets? Check. Folks getting picked off like flies? Check. Trust no one.

  • When We Were Bright and Beautiful by Jillian Medoff
    Contemporary fiction

    When We Were Bright and Beautiful

    by Jillian Medoff

    In this gripping story set in the shadows of New York’s elite, one family begins to unravel in the wake of scandal.

  • The Many Daughters of Afong Moy by Jamie Ford
    Literary fiction

    The Many Daughters of Afong Moy

    by Jamie Ford

    Moving and kaleidoscopic, this lyrical story of inheritance explores the ties that bind us to past and future family.

  • The Devil Takes You Home by Gabino Iglesias
    Horror

    The Devil Takes You Home

    by Gabino Iglesias

    This surreal borderland genrebender follows the violent journey of one man trying to hold his family together.

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