9 Trending BookTok Titles To Add To Your List
Sunrise On The Reaping: Hunger Games
By Suzanne Collins
The fifth Hunger Games book, and second prequel, recently hit the shelves, so consider this your sign to restart the series afresh. In Sunrise on the Reaping, the 50th Hunger Games – a Quarter Quell – forces double the tributes into the arena. In District 12, Haymitch Abernathy is torn from his family and the girl he loves when his name is drawn. Alongside three fellow tributes, he faces a rigged fight designed to break him. Yet as the Games unfold, Haymitch discovers a defiance that could echo far beyond the arena…
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Shield Of Sparrows
By Devney Perry
BookTok has fallen hard for this novel – and @LuceasLibrary (whose page we recommend you follow for speedy reviews) is just one of its many fans. Shield of Sparrows tells the story of Odessa Cross, the overlooked elder princess of Quentis who has always lived in the shadow of her favoured half‑sister Mae. When an ancient treaty is invoked, the marriage meant for Mae is suddenly forced upon Odessa, binding her to Prince Zavier Wolfe of Turah. Torn from her quiet life and thrust into dangerous politics, she’s ordered to spy on her new kingdom and uncover the Guardian’s power – even if it means betrayal. Amid curses, monsters and treacherous alliances, Odessa must decide whether to remain a pawn or claim her own strength.
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Bitter Sweet
By Hattie Williams
Charlie, a 23‑year‑old assistant at a historic London publishing house, is finally living the life she dreamed of – a glamorous townhouse with friends, a job that puts her close to the writers she idolises, and the chance to work with her literary hero, Richard Aveling. But when admiration turns into an all‑consuming affair, Charlie is pulled into a world of secrecy, obsession and blurred boundaries. As her relationship with Richard deepens, she soon discovers how dangerous love can be when it collides with power.
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Be Right Back
By Bill Wood
Bill Wood returns with another YA thriller, following the success of his 2024 debut novel. A year after the events of Let’s Split Up, Amber, Jonesy, Buffy and Cam return to Sanera for the town’s first Hallowed Fall Festival. Tourists in masks fill the streets, but behind the celebrations a new killer is at work. Each murder leaves a cryptic clue, pulling the friends deeper into a mystery that stretches beyond Sanera into online forums and urban legends. As bodies pile up, they realise the killer may be closer than they think – and the trail leads back to where it all began.
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Water Moon
By Samantha Sotto Yambao
Magical realism meets urban fantasy in this new book by Samantha Sotto Yambao. Set in Tokyo, Water Moon follows Hana Ishikawa, who inherits her family’s mysterious pawnshop hidden behind a ramen restaurant. Unlike ordinary shops, this one trades in choices and regrets, allowing the lost to leave behind burdens they can’t carry. When Hana wakes to find the shop ransacked, its most precious relic stolen and her father missing, she’s pulled into a world of alternate timelines and strangers who may not be what they seem. As she uncovers the pawnshop’s secrets, Hana must decide how much of her past she’s willing to surrender to rewrite her future.
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Good Girl
By Aria Aber
Aria Aber’s debut novel was shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction earlier this year. Set against Berlin’s pulsing underground, Good Girl follows 19‑year‑old Nila as she escapes the claustrophobia of her refugee housing block for the city’s techno clubs. Haunted by her mother’s revolutionary past and her father’s silence, she hides her Afghan roots behind a façade. When she meets fading American literary star Marlowe Woods, Nila is drawn into a world of festivals, patrons and possibility. But as their relationship deepens, simmering tensions reach a dramatic climax.
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Wild Side
By Elsie Silver
The final instalment in Elsie Silver’s Rose Hill series, Wild Side is a small‑town romance steeped in grief and unexpected love. When Tabitha Garrison’s sister Erika dies suddenly, Tabitha is left caring for her young nephew Milo. Enter Rhys Dupris, a brooding ex‑wrestler and Erika’s landlord, whose past makes him an unlikely ally. Bound together by loss, Tabitha and Rhys strike a marriage of convenience to secure Milo’s future. What begins as suspicion and resentment slowly shifts into trust, attraction and a fierce bond. As they navigate legal battles, emotional scars and the complexities of family, their relationship evolves into something far greater than either one expected.
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Kiss Of The Basilisk
By Lindsay Straube
This spicy, and dare we say – unhinged – romantasy has taken BookTok by storm. Temperance Verus has never been kissed – until she’s thrust into a deadly competition where seduction itself is the prize. Alongside 13 other contestants, she must train with basilisks to win the prince’s hand in marriage. Her match is Caspen, the Serpent King, whose dangerous allure makes Tem believe she might actually stand a chance. But as tensions rise between humans and basilisks, and her bond with Caspen deepens, Tem uncovers a dark secret about the royal family. Torn between two worlds, she must decide where her loyalty lies – and whether survival means sacrifice.
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Arcana Academy
By Elise Kova
Dark academia meets romantasy in this first instalment of Elise Kova’s new series. Clara Graysword has survived a year in Halazar Prison, punished for her forbidden use of tarot‑card magic. When Prince Kaelis – the ruthless second son of the Oricalis royal family and headmaster of Arcana Academy – summons her, Clara is thrust into a world of power, politics and manipulation. To save her life, she must navigate the academy’s trials, secrets and false alliances, including a dangerous engagement that binds her to Kaelis himself. As she uncovers the mysteries of the tarot and the monarchy’s grip on magic, Clara’s fight for freedom becomes a battle against fate.
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