Love getting lost in a good story? Goodreads rounded up the best fiction books of 2015.
To compile the list, Goodreads editors nominated titles frequently reviewed on the site, which were then voted on by readers.
This year's selections cover everything from immigration to disease to true tests of friendship.
Scroll down to see the 20 fiction titles you need to add to your reading list before 2015 is over.
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“Go Set a Watchman” by Harper Lee
Twenty years after the conclusion of “To Kill A Mockingbird,” an older Scout Finch returns home to Maycomb, Alabama, where she uncovers some shocking truths about her family.
As old memories are dredged up and the South moves through a tense Civil Rights movement, Scout begins to question everything she stands for.
“After You” by Jojo Moyes
The sequel to Moyes’ bestselling “Me Before You,” this novel picks up with protagonist Louisa Clark in the wake of losing Will Traynor, the quadriplegic man she spent six transformative months caring for and falling in love with.
In the midst of her grief, an accident lands Lou back home with her family, and things get even more complicated when an abandoned teenager named Lily shows up on her doorstep.
“The Royal We” by Heather Cocks
When Bex Porter leaves the US to attend college at Oxford, she never expects to live down the hall from Prince Nicholas, the next heir to the British throne. Even less expected, Bex falls in love with Nick and finds herself entangled in the complicated world of high society.
From attending glamorous events to dealing with the difficult secrets of the famously private royal family, Bex must put everything that defines her on the line for the man she loves.
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