Most readers will acknowledge that some words reappear time and time again in titles. Often these words are associated with a particular genre. Case in point: “The girl on the train” and “Gone girl” spawned countless thriller titles with the word ‘girl’ in the title.
One of my favourite authors has a new book coming out with the word ‘end‘ in the title, so that is what spurred me to make that word the subject of this post. 
I know there are thousands of books with the word ‘end’ in the title, but I’m featuring 20 titles that appeal to me personally, as a way of sharing my book love. Five of these titles I’ve read, most of the rest are on my TBR.
(I’ve limited myself to 20 titles as I tend to get carried away. LOL )
Just click on the cover to read the book’s synopsis from Goodreads.
You might just find your next favorite book!
Are you tempted by any of these covers?
Have you read one of these titles and absolutely LOVED it?
If you’ve added even one of these titles to YOUR TBR, please let me know.
Fictionophile 
I love these posts so much! I keep trying to come up with creative ways to tackle my galley pile, since I have WAY too many to finish everything I have for any particular month, and I’ve been toying with a “common word” approach. Could be fun, I think.
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I think so too 💕📚
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I have “The Ocean at the end of the lane” on my TBR Soon list.
A great post.
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Thanks so much for letting me know that you enjoyed my post. ♥️📚
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I have read three of them. I enjoyed them but they were not my favourites. The Deep End, The Beauty of the End and The Ocean at the End of the Lane. Some very attractive covers here.
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Thanks Carla. I read Joy Fielding’s “The Deep End” many years ago – but I remember I liked it. I read “The Beauty of the End” in 2016 and liked that one as well.
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That’s the only appropriate emoji I could find.
Maybe I’ll look into the Gaiman book and a couple of others. Thanks for another creative post.
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Aw… thanks Neil.
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An interesting post. The only book I have read from your list is World without End by Ken Follett. I am a big fan of his.
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So am I. His early work was great too. Thanks. 📚💕
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I read the Elly Griffiths book recently and really enjoyed it.
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I’m glad. Ellly Griffiths is one of my favorite authors. 💕👍
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So glad! I’ve not read her before, but I have an ARC of a standalone she wrote that comes out next month.
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Not read any of these. I had a quick look through my own books to see if we had any with ‘End’ in their title. I found this one, The Old Man At the End Of The World: Bite 1 by A K Silversmith. I didn’t read it, but several of the review team did.
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Thanks so much for the recommendation 👍📚
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I’ve read a fair few of your ‘end’ selection and I’m so looking forward to the new Claire Mackintosh 😊
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That makes two of us Cleo. 💕📚
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Make it three!
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I was tempted by the cover of “Not the End of the World” by Kate Atkinson. Thanks for this lovely compilation.
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You are very welcome. Thank YOU for your comment. 💕
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