By BookBub
February 16, 2023
There’s no better feeling than picking up a book that’s so captivating you can’t put it down until the final page is turned. We asked BookBub readers to share the last book they read in one sitting, and they have some great recommendations! From riveting thrillers to absorbing historical novels, these books are sure to capture your attention and keep you guessing what happens next.
Rhonda says: “I had the opportunity to read an [advanced copy] of The Secret Book of Flora Lea. It was a gorgeous
story.” Release date: May 2
Ellyn says: “I opened it and would not go to sleep until I finished it.”
Karen says: “A first novel for Lauren but not her last. She has a knack for writing that will suck you in. This is a story that you can’t put down.”
Holly says: “Didn’t even know it was a series and it was great! Now I’ve gone back and started from the beginning!”
Jessica says: “It was a brilliant tale of friendship and childhood promises.”
Kelsey says: “I read an [advanced copy] of The True Love Experiment by Christina Lauren, and it was fantastic.” Release date: May 16
Brenda says: “I would read the phone book if he were the author.”
Eimear says: “Amazing characters and story. Loved every page!” Release date: March 2
Jan says: “To be fair, at 560 pages, it took more than one sitting, but I loved this book!”
Patty says: “This is one of the best books I have ever read. It really makes you consider your own life from all sorts of angles.”
Marianne says: “What a wonderful read! Literally couldn’t put it down.”
Sheila says: “Utterly intriguing. I haven’t read a book in one sitting for a long time, but I just had to know what happened next to the wonderful heroine!”
Mel says: “It’s a fantastic book of short stories, all about uncanny things that happen to underemployed characters. I had a hard time putting it down.”
James Patterson and Dolly Parton Lauren says: “There is an album that accompanies this book, written by Dolly Parton. Need I say more?”
Yvonne says: “This book kept me guessing! The characters were ‘real’ and the plot was so engaging!”