The best new books out this week 📚
 Hello, book lovers! Each week, dozens of new releases hit the shelves. Here are our favorites. ❤️📚 –The BuzzFeed Books team
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 Credit: Gallery Books, Berkley Books To Sir, With Love by Lauren Layne
When her father dies suddenly, Gracie Cooper puts her dreams of life as an artist on hold to take over his Manhattan champagne shop. Soon, she discovers that not only are the shop's finances out of whack, but Sebastian Andrews — the handsome head of a giant corporation — is annoyingly trying to buy her out, which her father would never want. Instead of turning to her family and friends which would only worry them, Gracie finds comfort chatting to "Sir," a man she connected with on a blind dating app that prioritizes messages and common interest over real names and photos. Gracie is under the impression that she and her online boo have never met...when in reality he's someone that she knows and loathes. —Shyla Watson
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The Devil and the Heiress by Harper St. George
American heiress Violet Crenshaw has no plans to marry. Instead, she wants to run away and become an author. In addition to being inspiration for one of Violet's most sinful characters, Christian Halston is an earl who needs to marry for money to rebuild his estate. When the opportunity arises for him to escort the wealthy Violet north, he devises a plan to seduce her and convince her to marry him. But the more time he spends with her, the more he realizes he wants to marry not for money, but for love...he just needs to find a way to prove this to his (hopefully) bride-to-be. —Shyla Watson
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 Credit: Bloomsbury YA, Feiwel Friends This Poison Heart by Kalynn Bayron
Briseis can grow plants from seeds to blooms with a single touch, but she doesn't quite know how to control her gift. When her aunt dies and leaves her a dilapidated, rural New York estate, it comes with specific instructions, an apothecary, and a garden filled with some of the world's deadliest botanicals. And as strangers begin to arrive, asking for elixirs and such, Bri discovers that not only does she have a talent for making them, but that there is also more to her inheritance than she ever could have imagined. Not only is this one of the best books of the year, but you'll be anxiously awaiting book two from the second you finish this one. —Rachel Strolle
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Gearbreakers by Zoe Hana Mikuta
Are you ready for a spectacular sapphic sci-fi? Eris Shindanai is a Gearbreaker, a rebel who specializes in taking down Windups (giant mechanized weapons used in Godolia's tyrannical rule) from the inside. Finding herself in a Godolia prison after a mission gone wrong, Eris meets a mortal enemy — a cybernetically enhanced Windup pilot named Sona. But as the pair get to know each other, Eris learns that Sona is attempting to destroy Godolia from within. —Rachel Strolle
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 Credit: Delacorte Press That Weekend by Kara Thomas
This is a masterful, fast-paced, and compulsively readable thriller you won't be able to set down. Instead of attending prom, Claire, her best friend Kat, and Kat's boyfriend Jesse decide to embark on a weekend getaway to Kat's family's cabin. But when Claire wakes up alone on the side of a mountain, bloody and without her memory of the last 48 hours, she knows something terrible must have happened — especially after learning Kat and Jesse are still missing. —Farrah Penn
 Credit: Dutton Books Survive the Night by Riley Sager
It's 1991 and college student Charlie has met a fellow student named Josh through the campus ride board. Both are looking to head to Ohio before the Thanksgiving holiday for different reasons. Charlie is gutted over the murder of her best friend by a man known as the Campus Killer. Josh is headed home to care for his sick father. But as the long journey progresses, Charlie's mistrust and suspicion of Josh grows... —Farrah Penn
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 Credit: Berkley Books In Royal Service to the Queen by Tessa Arlen
For fans of The Crown comes an engrossing story of the beloved governess to Queen Elizabeth II. We follow Marion "Crawfie" Crawford as she diligently raises Elizabeth and her sister, becoming such a close confidante that Crawfie is the only person to support Elizabeth's marriage to Prince Philip. But Crawfie's loyalty to the Queen threatens her own relationships, and looming over her head is a betrayal that will sever her ties to the royal family forever. —Kirby Beaton
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