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Must-Read Books February 2026 |
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Ruby Falls by Gin Phillips In 1928, after the discovery of Ruby Falls, Ada Smith secretly explores the underground wonder as the Great Depression threatens its survival. A publicity stunt sends a famed mystic and a small party into the caverns, shadowed unseen by Ada, until one of them is murdered. Trapped below ground with a killer and fading light, Ada must lead everyone out alive in this claustrophobic historical mystery
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When in Rome by Sarah AdamsBurned-out pop princess Amelia “Rae Rose” escapes fame for a quiet break in Rome, Kentucky seeking a real-life Roman Holiday. Grumpy small-town baker Noah Walker reluctantly offers her a place to stay, only to discover the lonely, genuine woman behind the celebrity image. As sparks fly, Amelia must choose between her glamorous tour life and the charming town and man stealing her heart.
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When actress Nona Dixon investigates a lawsuit accusing Earthshine Soap of harm, she uncovers a hidden history tied to owner Bertie Tuttle and a woman named Opal Doucet. In 1910, pregnant and on the run, Opal works as an Earthshine Girl, healing women while secretly aiding a factory labor strike. Across generations, their intertwined stories reveal the cost of ambition, freedom, and the power to change history. |
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Godfall by Van JensenWhen a supposed asteroid reveals itself as a colossal alien corpse outside Little Springs, Nebraska, the farm town becomes a chaotic government research hub. Sheriff David Blunt must navigate soldiers, scientists, and conspiracy theorists as bizarre murders erupt. As bodies pile up, he races to stop a killer tied to the Giant—while confronting a town, and worldview, transformed.
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The Glowing Hours by Leila SiddiquiIn 1816, stranded in London, Indian maid Mehrunissa Begum takes a position with Mary and Percy Shelley and accompanies them to Lake Geneva. As Mary begins writing Frankenstein, eerie, ghostly events plague the villa and its infamous guests, including Lord Byron. Trapped amid storms and spiraling madness, Mehr uncovers dark forces shaping both the household—and a legendary novel.
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The Society by Karen WinnI n Boston, whispers surround the Knox, a powerful secret society rumored to hide dark truths beneath its elite façade. After losing her fortune, socialite Vivian Lawrence seeks entry through a dangerous insider, but vanishes following a suspicious fall. Nurse Taylor Adams searches for answers from within the Knox itself, uncovering a world where secrets, not wealth are the ultimate currency.
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The Flack by Brad ParksCurt Hinton leaves his failing newspaper job to join his best friend Angel at Balco—only to learn Angel was murdered in a staged carjacking his first day. As police and the FBI come up empty, Curt digs deeper, uncovering a web of suspects and deadly secrets surrounding his new employer.
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The Forever Strong(tm) Playbook is the ultimate guide for anyone who wants to feel stronger, move better, and stay energized. With all new, innovative tactical strategies to further enhance muscle health, this guide provides a comprehensive six-week program to help you build muscle, optimize your nutrition, sleep better, and build lifelong habits with protocols customizable for everyone. |
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In American Struggle, Jon Meacham illuminates the nation's complicated past. This rich and diverse collection covers a wide spectrum of history, from 1619 to the twenty-first century, with primary-source documents that take us back to critical moments in which Americans fought over the meaning and the direction of the national experiment. |
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| Rumpelstiltskin by Mac Barnett; illustrated by Carson EllisThe traditional fairy tale about a magical trickster -- and the woman who outwits him -- gets a fresh take in this retelling. Quirky humor gives the text a contemporary edge, balanced by medieval-inspired illustrations in deep, rich hues. |
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Eva Saves the Day (Owl Diaries #22) by Rebecca ElliottIt’s Be a Swooperhero Week at school, and Eva and her friends can’t wait to show off their superhero costumes at a special picnic. But the fun takes a turn when Eva and Lucy discover twenty-five mysterious, unprotected eggs. Determined to help, Eva rallies her classmates to keep the eggs safe until they hatch.
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Decoy Saves Opening Day by Shohei OhtaniFrom Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani comes a heartwarming tale inspired by his real-life dog, Decoy. Thrilled to throw the ceremonial first pitch on Opening Day, Decoy can’t wait for the big moment—until he realizes he’s forgotten his lucky baseball at home. Can he race back in time to save the day?
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A Kid Like Me: A Graphic Novel by Norm FeutiEthan just wants to fit in, but that’s tough when classmates tease his old phone and worn-out clothes—and his best friend would rather pull pranks than play their favorite card game. A new friendship offers hope for a fresh start, but challenges soon follow. Can Ethan find where he belongs without losing himself?
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Chicka Chicka Peep Peep by Julien ChungOne spring day, the letters of the alphabet find colorful eggs up a pretty pink tree, but when they fall and the eggs all break, new ones arrive with a bunny and a chickadee.
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Unsettling Salad! by Aaron ReynoldsThadeus Badger and his best friend, Oliver Possum, love eating hamburgers, but in an attempt to be healthy, they make a deal to eat a whole salad, only to find themselves in a showdown with something far more sinister than vegetables.
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Contact your librarian for more great books!
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