Are you looking for something to wow your book club in 2027? From historical fiction to tear-jerking stories about finding yourself, here are some books coming out in 2027 that are guaranteed to captive you and your book besties.
Instant Classic: A Love Story by Kate Fagan (1/26)
Following two flops, movie director Marion May has one more film under her contract and she needs a win. When Marion meets Jaz Jones, a magnetic WNBA player at a Lakers game, Jaz gives Marion just what she needs; the story of a brilliant athlete who’s legacy has gone unnoticed. In the 1950s, Harper Kidd was a rising star who ultimately was forced to leave the game she loved. Decades later, when Marion is set to write and direct the story of Harper’s life, Marion begins to confront parts of herself she’s kept hidden.
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The Society of Forgotten Wives by Pam Jenoff (2/2)
New York, 1919, grief and scandal have rocked the privileged life of Hazel Brister. Forced to start a new life on the Lower East Side, Hazel works at a small newspaper. When a woman named Freyda arrives looking for help in finding her missing husband, Hazel discovers a number of women who have the same story. Agreeing to help the women whose husbands are missing in exchange for writing the story that could lead to her desired career in journalism, Hazel finds herself embroiled in a mystery with a group of resourceful women in a story that is inspired by true events.
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Three Sisters by Jojo Moyes (2/9)
Cora Gallo has been estranged from her famous artist father, Florian, and her two sisters for almost a decade when she is summoned to his home on the island of Capri. Reluctant to go, Cora can’t understand why he wants the family together now. Her older sister, Diana, took to America to create the perfect family and career while her younger sister, Kiki, went from full party animal to social media star to engaged and pregnant. When Florian makes a shocking announcement on the first night, the result will have the sisters turning against one another and Cora unsure of which side to take.
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Somewhere, Something Incredible by Susan Meissner (2/9)
In San Diego, 1969, devoted daughter, wife, and mother, Gwen, is trying to hold it all together as she cares for her eighty-year-old mother, Lucille. When a head injury causes Lucille to act boldly and invites a younger opportunist to live with her at the same time as Gwen’s eighteen-year-old daughter, Natalie, mourns a friend’s death in Vietnam, Gwen must learn to let go of the control as Apollo astronauts prepare to take their first steps on the moon.
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Serious Music by Percival Everett (3/2)
In 1918, Arthur Champion is one of the few Black students attending the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. When a conflict with a vindictive professor result in Arthur being enlisted in the United States Army, Serious Music is the story of a decade of his journey and a view of America during that time.
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Daughters of the Pink City by Alka Joshi (3/2)
After her mother’s sudden disappearance, sixteen-year-old Deepa and her younger brother, Avi, are sent to live with their strict grandparents in Jaipur. When Deepa discovers kathak, an ancient dance that makes her feel liberated and closer to her mother, she begins to learn the dance in secret. When she is caught, Deepa must chose between the path laid out for her or the art that feeds her soul.
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The Last Days of Vic & Coco by Taylor Jenkins Reid (3/2)
Victoria Lucchese and Colette Wilson have been running a pool hustle for years throughout the country. Coco draws the men in with her charm and good looks and convinces them to play against Vic, who runs the table clean. In the summer of 1974, word begins to spread warning people about two women to watch out for. With little places to go and people onto their scheme, Vic and Coco set a motion in plan that could either make or break them.
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Grenade by Coco Mellors (4/20)
Zuzu is a thirty-four-year-old filmmaker who has just arrived in Paris for the premiere of her first feature. In three days, Zuzu is set to return to Los Angeles to try again to conceive a child. Although she’s getting the first taste of success with her career, this is only a detour to motherhood after multiple miscarriages. Thinking she knows what is to come, Zuzu isn’t prepared for the plans Paris has for her. From her unruly best friend to a reunion with an ex-girlfriend to the husband at home, Zuzu makes a series of decisions that could blow up her life as she knows it.
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The Fire by Kristin Hannah (5/4)
Merritt Locke is a faithful wife, devoted mother and generous daughter who is about to have her life changed forever. When Merritt is betrayed by those she trusted and thrust into the spotlight, she is about to break the one rule that no one expects. When Merritt embarks on a cross-country journey to reconnect with her estranged daughter, she meets other women along the way who are just as unforgettable.
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The Book of Forgotten Things by Lucy Gilmore (5/18)
Louise, Sebastian, Everly, Justin, and Freddie are reuniting for the first time in fifteen years for Cyril Tompkins, the grumpy school janitor who saved them all from a forest fire. Caring for Cyril in his final days, the five realize that in the past fifteen years, they each received a novel from Cyril during a pivotal moment in their lives. When secrets bubble to the surface and dynamics within the five change, they are forced to confront who they’ve become.
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