Lisa Jewell’s Ralph’s Party drops you straight into the wild, wonderful mess of twenty-something life in a London brownstone. It starts simple:…
James Grippando’s twentieth Jack Swyteck thriller, The Right to Remain, doesn’t waste a moment pulling readers into Miami’s legal trenches. Defence attorney…
Rachel Hawkins delivers another knockout with The Storm, plunging readers into the tumultuous heart of St. Medard’s Bay, Alabama. Geneva Corliss,…
Jennifer Niven’s first adult novel, Meet the Newmans, dives headfirst into the glitzy, pressure-cooked world of 1960s American television. On screen,…
Laura Dave’s The First Time I Saw Him wastes no time pulling you straight back into the world of Hannah Hall and…
How to Stay Married and Get Away With Murder: A Review of A Sociopath’s Guide to a Successful Marriage M.K.…
If you want a book that feels like sinking into a mug of hot cocoa, Meghan Quinn’s How My Neighbor Stole…
Amy Pease’s Wildwood plunges you into the shadows of a small Wisconsin town where secrets are currency and trust is hard…
Laura Restrepo’s Song of Ancient Lovers doesn’t just retell the legendary romance of the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon; it hurls…
Nathan Harris’s Amity picks up where the Civil War left off, at the messy crossroads of emancipation and reality. Coleman and June,…
L.M. Chilton’s Everyone in the Group Chat Dies is a razor-sharp, wickedly funny thriller that taps into our true-crime obsession…
