Friday Finds – September 18, 2026
This week's Friday Finds brings together a standout suspense read, a thoughtful literary novel, Irish fairy-tale retellings, baked apple cider donut holes, and a charming kettle for your next cozy reading day.
This week's Friday Finds brings together a standout suspense read, a thoughtful literary novel, Irish fairy-tale retellings, baked apple cider donut holes, and a charming kettle for your next cozy reading day.
Read my five-star review of Class Reunion by Gail Ward Olmsted, a fast-paced, character-driven legal drama about murder, betrayal, complicated friendships, and the high cost of loyalty.
The Antique Picker's Daughter by Melanie Dugan is a thought-provoking literary novel about youth homelessness, survival, trust, and the uncertain line between protection and exploitation. This four-star review also features a guest post from the author about her flexible approach to outlining.
Altered by Rob Kaufman is an emotionally intense psychological thriller and one of my best reads of the year. Explore my 5-star review, an author guest post, and a spoiler-free spotlight on the complete Justin Wright Suspense Series.
What if changing one moment in the past could erase an entire family from the future? Return to Yesterday's Tomorrow by Bryan Prosek is a clever, puzzle-driven techno thriller with altered timelines, emotional stakes, and steadily increasing suspense.
Friday Finds for September 11 brings cozy mysteries, a heartfelt middle-grade read, bookish deals, featured author Elizabeth Pantley, maple-spiced cider, and an autumn plaid throw.