Guys, it’s springtime. I know this because I was awakened this morning by a couple of loud devil birds trying to claw their way into the dogwood tree right outside my window. It was 5:45am.

But another big indicator that we are fully entrenched in the month of April: Outlander is back, and since we are 100% not an Outlander fansite, we are of course dedicating a huge portion of our coverage time and post space to it. Every week is a new Hangoutlander, so our hangout lives will be very busy.

This is sad news for fans of live Boozy Book Club Hangouts, because we will be suspending those until August. BUT … #TNBookClub is NOT going away. We will still have a book every month to read and discuss together online: twitter and our Goodreads group. This month, our book is the BRAND NEW (out today!) RELEASE:

Fellside by M.R. Carey

If you read mega-phenomenon The Girl With All the Gifts, you know that M.R. Carey is really masterful at writing suspense with a gigantic amount of heart. Fellside is touted to be just as good, if not better.

The author wrote me a very personal Goodreads email that I found in my junk mail folder this morning. He said about Fellside,

The Girl With All the Gifts was a post-apocalyptic thriller. My new novel Fellside, on sale today, is firmly set in the real world. In fact, in one of its bleakest locations—a newly built “titan” prison in the middle of the remote and desolate Yorkshire moors.

Jess Moulson is a woman condemned and vilified for the murder of a child, but it’s a murder she doesn’t remember committing. Sentenced to life in Fellside, she intends at first to kill herself. But that resolution falters when she meets the ghost of the boy she killed, who gives her a message—and an urgent reason to go on living. Jess has a debt to pay and a task to perform. All of Fellside’s residents, guards and inmates alike, will be changed by what she does next.

LADY PRISON! GHOSTS! Let’s do this.

Watch Boozy Book Club

And if you missed our discussion for March Movie Month on The Light Between Oceans, watch it here. And then read all about our excitement about Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.

And keep up with all things Boozy and Books on our Goodreads Group. Friend me on Goodreads and stalk what I’ve said about every book I’ve read since 2008. Talk to us on Twitter as you read using the hashtag #TNBookClub. And get ready for an easy, breezy spring full of some good books.