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For your reading list  Credit: Coffee House Press Jamie Marina Lau's debut novel introduces a unique and infectious new voice into fiction, one that perfectly evokes the angsty, imaginative, and desperate interior world of a teen. Pink Mountain on Locust Island follows 15-year-old Monk, who lives in a rundown Chinatown apartment that seems to be in a perpetual shadow. She lives with her "grumpy brown couch" of a dad, a former art teacher who barely pays attention to her, and antagonizes her when he does. When she meets a high school senior she calls Santa Coy (based on his email address — santacoyshotsauce@gmail.com) she's quickly enamored — but when she brings him home for the first time, she's surprised to witness an immediate bond between him and her father. Monk's father becomes obsessed with Santa Coy's abstract artwork, and the two become partners in a get-rich-quick scheme, while Monk rides along as the third wheel on their ill-fated journey. It's a moody, page-turning noir that sneaks up on you, disguised by a lackadaisical tone. I fell in love with it within the first pages. Get your copy. — Arianna Rebolini
BuzzFeed Book Club's November Pick: Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden  We're so excited to announce David Heska Wanbli Weiden's debut thriller Winter Counts as BuzzFeed Book Club's November selection. This gritty thriller follows Virgil Wounded Horse, a man hired to deliver punishment on the Rosebud Indian Reservation when the American judicial system or tribal council comes up short. When his nephew Nathan — the son of his beloved late sister — ODs on heroin laced with fentanyl, he sets off on a mission to find the man responsible, with the unexpected help of his ex-girlfriend. They find themselves in the midst of a complicated web of drug cartels, uncovering a dangerous world of money, power, and violence with far-reaching ramifications. It's an absolutely riveting page-turner.
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