Indulge in sleepless nights with ‘7 Books You Will Stay Up For.’ Compelling plots and gripping narratives await your restless curiosity

Last year, I set a resolution to read every night before going to bed, and I stuck to it. Surprisingly, it not only calmed my thoughts but also improved my sleep. However, be warned, with some of these books, you might find yourself staying up way too late.

“The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid 

Hollywood icon Evelyn Hugo decides to pen her memoir, enlisting a young journalist’s help. Through her storytelling, she unveils the scandals and secrets of the golden era of Hollywood. Each of her seven husbands has left scars, yet paradoxically made her stronger.
The novel dives into themes of love, ambition, identity, and the intricate choices made in pursuit of happiness and success.

“Little Fires Everywhere” by Celeste Ng

Set in the Shaker Heights community in Ohio, the seemingly perfect Richardson family’s life takes a turn when they rent their apartment to the eccentric artist Mia and her daughter. Tensions rise as the two families with different values and perspectives intersect. As secrets unravel and relationships are tested, the novel explores the impact of choices.

“Hello Beautiful” by Ann Napolitano

William, a character with a childhood marked by isolation, finds solace in college when he meets Julia. Their inseparable bond makes him an unofficial member of her family. However, happiness is short-lived as William’s dark past surfaces, causing disruptions in Julia’s family life. A New York Times Bestseller from the past year.

“The Home for Unwanted Girls” by Joanna Goodman

Set in Quebec, Canada, the story follows 15-year-old Maggie who falls in love with Gabriel, leading to an unplanned pregnancy. Her intolerant parents force her to give her daughter Elodie up for adoption.
Elodie is raised in an orphanage, which gets transformed into a psychiatric hospital. She earns her freedom at seventeen. Meanwhile, Maggie faces her own challenges and strives to reunite with her daughter.

“The Last Thing He Told Me” by Laura Dave

One day, Owen disappears, leaving Hannah a mysterious note which says : “Protect her,” referring to Owen’s daughter, Bailey. As Hannah uncovers Owen’s true identity and secrets from his past, she forms an unlikely alliance with Bailey, navigating deception, betrayal, and hidden agendas.

“Things We Do in the Dark” by Jennifer Hillier

Paris Peralta is arrested, covered in her husband’s blood, and is convinced she’ll be charged with his murder.
As she awaits charges, Paris fears her past may resurface, jeopardizing the new life she’s built. The question lingers: What is she trying to escape?

“Before We Were Innocent” by Ella Berman

A decade ago, Bess and Joni spent a summer in Greece with their friend Evangeline, who passed away. Initially suspects, they were later cleared of charges. Years later, the best friends must confront their past and help each other. The book keeps you questioning what is real and what is a lie throughout.

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