Bill Parson has published a nice book Modern Optical Spectroscopy: with examples from biochemistry and biophysics.
I like it because it includes real experimental data from a range of specific biomolecular systems.
It covers all the important topics and is not scared of a full quantum mechanical treatment.
Hence, it has a good balance of theory and experiment.
It is also available as an e-book.
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