Fruit of the Flesh: By I.V. Ophelia (Book Review)
Fruit of the Flesh is an intentionally uncomfortable novel, one that finds beauty in darkness and tension in restraint.
This Book Made Me Think of You: By Libby Page (Book Review)
Libby Page’s This Book Made Me Think of You is the kind of book that feels like a warm conversation with a close friend.
How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates: By Shailee Thompson (Book Review)
Shailee Thompson’s debut "How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates" reads like someone threaded a rom-com into a slasher film and then dared you to…
Dawn of the North: By Demi Winters (Book Review)
Dawn of the North arrives as a loud, bristling exhale — the kind of third act that makes everything that came before feel necessary.
Queen of Faces: By Petra Lord (Book Review)
The story of "Queen of Faces" follows Anabelle “Ana” Gage, a trans girl trapped in a failing male body, struggling to survive in a society.
The Wild Card: By Stephanie Archer (Book Review)
Stephanie Archer closes out her Vancouver Storm series with "The Wild Card" a warm, chewy slow-burn about a stoic coach and a prickly bar-owner.
It’s Not Her: By Mary Kubica (Book Review)
It's Not Her: By Mary Kubica is billed as a twisty, unputdownable thriller, and it leans into that promise from page one.
Most Anticipated Books of February 2026
Clear some shelf space—here are the most anticipated books of February 2026.
All the Little Houses: By May Cobb (Book Review)
May Cobb’s latest, a soapy, small-town thriller "All the Little Houses" elbows its way into the “who’s hiding what” lane, reads like gossip…
Dead in the Water: By John Marrs (Book Review)
John Marrs drops a neat, cold hook in Dead in the Water: Damon survives a near-drowning only to have his life flash before him — every memory…
Lost Lambs: By Madeline Cash (Book Review)
From the outside, Lost Lambs might look like just another family drama — but Madeline Cash turns that expectation on its head.
Most Eligible: By Isabelle Engel (Book Review)
Most Eligible isn’t your ordinary romance novel. Isabelle Engel takes the familiar setup of reality dating shows — think The Bachelor vibes.