Why The Harbinger is Perfect for Book Clubs

There’s something magical about a book club. A story takes on new life when it’s shared, discussed, debated and savored with others. As an author, nothing excites me more than the thought of readers sitting together, maybe with a glass of wine or a favorite bourbon in hand, and diving into the world of The Harbinger, A Triquetra Chronicle.

This story was written with layers meant to spark conversation:

• Dual timelines that weave between present-day and 16th-century England

• Mystical and historical threads like the Witchcraft Act of 1563 and early gnostic practices

• Themes of friendship, memory and calling that often resonate differently with each reader

In short, it’s a story that rewards discussion; the kind of book that leaves you asking, what would I have done?

To make it easy for book clubs, I’ve created a free downloadable discussion guide on my website. You can also get access to a curated playlist to set the mood while you read (if you sign up for email!).

And here’s the part I’m most excited about: I’m offering to join your book club for a live conversation (virtually or in person when possible). These discussions let me hear your perspectives firsthand, and it gives readers a chance to ask questions, peek behind the curtain of the writing process, and share how the story connected with them.

If your book club is looking for a fresh, layered read, I’d love for you to bring The Harbinger to the table. And if you’re not in a book club yourself, consider sharing this post with a friend who is. Sometimes, the best way for a book to find its people is through one simple recommendation.

Download the free discussion guide and learn more here: sarahheximer.com/books