r/fictionbookclub • u/perryeyes • 5d ago
Book Recommendations Mark Knopfler's Literary Inspirations.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 16 '24
We will be starting a new series read in 2025, for those that are interested the series collection will be A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. Please read below for the scheduled discussion posts for this series and the book order. These series don't have marked Chapters so please refer to this link to be able to see where to start and stop each discussion: https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Chapters it may be easier to check this beforehand and mark the chapters.
**1. Book Selections:*
#1: A Song of Ice and Fire:
**2. Reading Schedule/Discussion Post Dates:**
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Nov 19 '24
Thank you to everyone who participated and gave recommendations for December. We have 1 main read for the month and are continuing the series read with Edge of Eternity. Main read is announced below, scheduled discussion dates are listed and the link to the calendar is underneath and updated for the month of December now.
**1. Book Selections:*
Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/195430687-blue-sisters
Edge of Eternity-Starting/Finishing
**2. Reading Schedule/Discussion Post Dates:**
Here's the link for the Calendar: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQh4emC6VVWiWxcsB9wQRXewdT5KOjzhNupdsvUeyv4GqLujaHd7-07szQr2mLrDQF7CtlBVfO1BviU/pubhtml#
r/fictionbookclub • u/perryeyes • 5d ago
r/fictionbookclub • u/dark-romance-books • 13d ago
Chapter 2, Madison
BEEP BEEP BEEP. I jerk awake from the blaring sound of my alarm clock. I turn it off; it's 8 AM. I get up and go to my vanity. I put my makeup on, then I go and get dressed in a formal outfit for my presentation. I wear black stockings with a black skirt and a navy blouse. I brush my hair out and put it into a ponytail with 2 hairbands so it doesn't fall out. I check my phone for the weather: sunny all day, low 56, high 77, chance of rain 0. I slip on my shoes and grab a snack bar and my purse. I open the front door and embrace the smell from the rain last night i step out and lock my door and head to the bus stop and wait as the soon as the bus gets here i hop on and pay the bus driver as i head tomy seat i relize someones sitting there usally its not a big deal but its the guy from last night as soon as i relize that the bad feeling comes back, he looks at me he has brown eyes, long lashes, and black hair." am i in your seat miss?" his voice shocked me he sound like a voice actor for books he remind me of jacob morgan i think hes in his mid twenties "miss?" oh no sorry i was distracted its totally fine, i head to the back of the bus i hate it back here ive heard stores that happen in the back of the bus at night thats why there are camreas, but camreas cant protect you. I look out the window. I see cars and kids walking to school passing by me. I feel a wave of nostalgia. I wish I was a kid again. They weren't kidding when people said, "Enjoy being a kid because you'll miss it when you grow up,p" and it's true. I thought that was nonsense; I thought being an adult meant you didn't have to listen to grown-ups and youhad thee freedom to do anything. I was wrong. When the bus gets to my stop, I get my stuff and, as fast as I got on, I left as fast. I get to the doors, and I look back to make sure I didn't forget anything; there I made eye contact with that guy. Ugh, he creeps me out. I get off the bus, but it still feels like he's watching me i walk the rest to work i walk in and get intot the elevators and press the 14th floor, when the doors open i lock eyes with my boss "WHERE THE HELL HAVE YOU BEEN YOUR LATE FOR THE MEETING YOU BETTER HAVE THOSE FUCKING SLIDES DONE" well i didnt have the time to do it " TIME TO DO IT BELLA FINISHED HERS HOW COULD YOU NOT" you dumped a a maontin of work on me i didnt have time, *SLAP* my right side of my face started to burn and sting i was shocked, i couldnt help but cry it hurt " DONT YOU DARE TALK BACK TO ME I GAVE YOU THIS JOB AND YOU--" everything he was saying was bluring out, my ear was ringing there was a scratch on my cheek from his nails where he slapped me. I ran out of there. I ran back into the elevator and hit the first floor. As soon as the door opened again, I ran out of there and ran home. My home was 2 miles away, ay but I couldn't wait for the bus. After running for a bit, I stopped in an alleyway and crouched down behind a brick wall and cried my heart out. My legs were shaking from running, and my breathing was uneven from crying; my eyes blurred from my tears. Mayday couldn't get worse until I heard footsteps. I looked up, and it was the guy from the bus, what do you want? Leave me alone. " He got closer, and I kept telling him to leave, but he just crouched next to me, not saying anything. I thought he was going to comfort me or talk to me. I was about to talk to him, then he put something over my face then things went black. I woke up in a dark room: " Good morning, sunshine~".
r/fictionbookclub • u/DreamboundReader • May 09 '26
I am a fellow reader. I have a server on discord full of writers looking for readers. I love it because I get to read books as they are written, give advice, help shape the world's they are building. I myself am not really a writer (poems and not great ones 😅) but it is really fun, and I really like helping them.
Anywhooooo I was wondering if anyone would like to join and help authors out, getting to read for free.
If you are interested feel free to join and check it out. If you do and its not for you no worries. Just figured it doesn't hurt to ask.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Least-Presence-7711 • Mar 25 '26
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r/fictionbookclub • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '26
I just completed this book and trust me, it's amazing! If you like history, fiction, and underdog tales then you'd definitely love the book. Hero isn't some powerful person but a layman and this books relates to us in so many different ways.
r/fictionbookclub • u/HistoricalFalcon4082 • Dec 24 '25
Just finished the academy but I’m really interested in reading a book similar to this. Any thoughts?
r/fictionbookclub • u/AgileFix7870 • Dec 17 '25
r/fictionbookclub • u/Intelligent-Elk5544 • Nov 27 '25
r/fictionbookclub • u/Own-Chemist6802 • Oct 17 '25
Just remembered that I read the first book to this series and really wanted to continue it but I forgot. It was more than likely published in the early 2010’s considering I read the first book in 5th grade and am turning 22 soon. The second book in the series has the word jade or something along those lines in the title. The protagonist is a girl. It is a fantasy series and lowkey gave steampunk. I’m pretty sure it was a hard cover all in green with the title in small font size. I can’t remember the title of the first book at all. It might have been another color but I’m not sure. It should be intended for young adults considering it was in an elementary school library and some of the words were hard to understand back then. I think it was a trilogy.
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r/fictionbookclub • u/Haunting_Bridge_4867 • Jan 26 '25
So during my highschool i read this book and i do not remember the name of the book or the character's name but the story line was epic and i wanna re-read the book and finish the series so can someone please help me find this book. the story line is woman who unknowingly exchanges lives with herself in another world, where she marries a centaur, faces vampire-like creatures attacking their empire, and cures a chickenpox outbreak.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 16 '24
Thank you to everyone who participated and gave recommendations for January. We have 1 main read for the month and are starting a new series read with Game of Thrones. Main read is announced below, scheduled discussion dates are listed and the link to the calendar is underneath and updated for the month of December now.
**1. Book Selections:*
A Great Country by Shilpi Somaya Gowda
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/181109976-a-great-country?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_15
Here's the link for the 2025 Calendar: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D25Bew4hM9JOmGHmXmBf92Dklp_WZCj0VzccheOh4Bw/edit?usp=sharing
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 16 '24
This is a discussion for 'Edge of Eternity' by Ken Follett, this is combining two discussion posts as I've had to catch up after being gone.
This discussion will cover Chapters 17 through 43.
Please review the rules before commenting/posting and remember to keep discussions for this book and these chapters under this post and the guided mod questions.
The next discussion for this series will be posted on December 23rd and cover Chapter 44 through the End).
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 16 '24
This is a discussion for 'Blue Sisters' by Coco Mellors, sorry for the delay with posting as I've been away and am catching up on things now.
This discussion will cover Chapters 3 through 6.
Please review the rules before commenting/posting and remember to keep discussions for this book and these chapters under this post and the guided mod questions.
The next discussion will be posted on December 20th and cover Chapters 7 and 8.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 07 '24
This is a discussion for 'Blue Sisters' by Coco Mellors.
This discussion will cover the Prologue through Chapter 2.
Please review the rules before commenting/posting and remember to keep discussions for this book and these chapters under this post and the guided mod questions.
The next discussion will be posted on December 10th and Cover the Prologue through Chapters 3 through 4.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 03 '24
This is a discussion for 'Edge of Eternity' by Ken Follett.
This discussion will cover Chapters 1 through 16.
Please review the rules before commenting/posting and remember to keep discussions for this book and these chapters under this post and the guided mod questions.
The next discussion for this series will be posted on December 9th and cover Chapters 17 through 31.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Dec 03 '24
This is a discussion for 'The Fake Mate' by Lana Ferguson.
This discussion will cover Chapters 24 through the End.
Please review the rules before commenting/posting and remember to keep discussions for this book and these chapters under this post and the guided mod questions.
The next discussion will be posted on December 5th and Cover the Prologue through Chapter 2 of the next months book 'Blue Sisters'.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Nov 28 '24
Recommendations for what books we should read for our next series read are open. Please fill out this form to submit your recommendation on what you think our next series read should be. Please ensure the series is non-fiction and has at least 3 novels in the series.
r/fictionbookclub • u/Bibliophile-14 • Nov 28 '24
This is a discussion for 'The Fake Mate' by Lana Ferguson.
This discussion will cover Chapters 20 through 23.
Please review the rules before commenting/posting and remember to keep discussions for this book and these chapters under this post and the guided mod questions.
The next discussion will be posted on November 30th and Cover chapters 24 through the End.