Finding the right genre is one way to ensure an enjoyable read. Adults tend to enjoy historical fiction, romance, thrillers and suspense and mysteries. They also enjoy non-fiction. Young readers often prefer paranormal, science fiction, fantasy and dystopian stories or real-life issue stories.
Here are some new titles for this summer’s reading pleasure.
Adult Reads
In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
Where do you see yourself in five years? Dannie Kohan has been used to a predictable life, but things change. What constitutes true love and how do you cope when life surprises you?
The Golden Spoon by Jessa Maxwell
This mystery draws the reader into the world of Betsy Martin, a well-beloved queen of baking who hosts an annual Bake Week at Grafton, the estate where she grew up. But this year’s contest has troubles right from the start and then…there’s a body.
The Last Party (DS Morgan #1) by Clare Mackintosh
It’s New Year’s Eve and Rhys Lloyd has a houseful of guests. By midnight there is a body and by the morning of New Year’s Day everyone is a suspect. Detective Ffion Morgan has her hands full.
Every Summer After by Carley Fortune
This romance is a great summer read. Persephone Fraser returns to Barry’s Bay for her ex’s mother’s funeral. This puts her smack in the middle of Sam’s life and she must face all the mistakes she made in losing the love of her life.
The Bandit Queens by Parini Shroff
In a remote village of India lives Geeta. Her no-good husband took off five years earlier, but rumor has it that she killed him. Mixed with mystery and humor The Bandit Queens is a fun summer read.
Summer is nearly here so enjoy Ask Granny’s choice of summer reads for adults, seniors and of course all my friends
