The Atria Summer 2012 Beach-read Bag: Escape the Heat With Excerpts From Cool Reads
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Hither's your ticket to the party of the year. This delicious novel spills the secrets, lies and hot gossip of the star-studded Rivas family's almanac adieu to summer. Come up for the glitz and glamour, stay for the salacious story of a family that starts feeling the heat a bit too much.
It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey
This undeniably fun read ticks all the beachy boxes. Yous've got Piper, a fish-out-of-water LA socialite banished to a small Washington town, and hunky Brendan, a disguised local who catches her heart. These two opposites dance a cute 'will they/won't they' tango as the vivid lights of Cali pull Piper dorsum to where she thinks she belongs. Only is Washington where her heart truly lies?
Embankment Read by Emily Henry
Trust us when we say this dazzler of a embankment read is more than its apt championship! We might likewise have added titles like Fun, Lighthearted Romp and Rom-Com in the Sand to this list! All jokes bated, this book belongs in any beach reader's pile. Authors January and Augustus both need to pen bestsellers before the sun sets in summertime. Merely, like a weird partner bandy for writers, the 2 switch genres in a bet to see whose book gets published first. Will these two opposites who've given up on honey find out that happy endings practice actually be?
The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller
If it's proficient enough for Elle Woods, then information technology's skilful enough for us! A Reese Witherspoon Book Club option, The Paper Palace follows the twisting tale of another Elle — Elle Bishop — as she works through the fallout of a passionate affair that took place only steps away from a family unit dinner party. With idyllic Cape Cod as the properties, Elle reckons with past tragedy while trying to choose between loving husband Peter and the what-ifs of a life with childhood sweetheart Jonas.
Happy Hr by Marlowe Granados
Who doesn't like happy hour, especially on holidays? Take a trip to the Big Apple — and back to your early 20s – and relive your glory years through the eyes of Isa Epley and Gala Novak. Scraping together rent money and having a adept time past whatever means necessary, these ii offer a glimpse into an unforgettable New York summertime that's equal parts glamorous, mannerly and warm. Cheers to that!
The Younger Wife by Sally Hepworth
If you positively live for the drama, this breezy piece of crime fiction volition be right up your beach reads aisle. Sisters Tully and Rachel must deal with their father's new, much younger girlfriend Heather. Her age, and the fact their father is yet married to their mother, who has Alzheimer's Disease, are just the start of the bug. Juicy secrets and a bloody past make for a suspenseful pulverisation keg of a novel that'll keep you turning the pages long by sundown.
Destination Elementary by Brooke McAlary
How'due south the serenity? If yous ask author Brooke McAlary, it's great. This exploration of the power of mindfulness shows the impact living more intentionally tin can have on your everyday outlook and attitude. Learn how slowing down tin can lower your stress, help you sleep better and make you more thankful.
The Th Murder Club by Richard Osman
What's a summertime reading guide without a chip of adept, former-fashioned murder? Four retirement village residents meet upwardly weekly to dig into unsolved murders. When the killing hits a scrap also shut to home, the iv senior citizen sleuths accept information technology upon themselves to find who did the act. But their snooping could have them checking out of the village permanently.
Already crossed those off your to-exist-read listing? There'due south enough of other fantabulous fiction options that can take yous away, including gripping crime novels and lovely romance reads, and get your holiday started right. Check them out today!
Source: https://www.dymocks.com.au/blog/recommendations/december-2021/the-8-best-summer-beach-reads
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