A Steeping of Blood: By Hafsah Faizal (Book Review)
Hafsah Faizal’s A Steeping of Blood arrives as the final, high-stakes chapter of the Blood & Tea duology
Dating After the End of the World: By Jeneva Rose (Book Review)
There’s a particular thrill in books that refuse to sit neatly inside a single box. Jeneva Rose’s Dating After the End of the World is one of…
Sisters in the Wind: By Angeline Boulley (Book Review)
Angeline Boulley’s Sisters in the Wind arrives as a novel that balances pulse-driving suspense with a quietly fierce search for belonging.
Best Tools for Writers: What’s Trending
This year’s landscape of Best Tools for Writers: What’s Trending showcases exciting innovations across writing
Twice: By Mitch Albom (Book Review)
Mitch Albom’s Twice arrives as a touching fable about regret, affection, and the irresistible fantasy of “doing it over.”
Gone Before Goodbye: By Harlan Coben and Reese Witherspoon (Book Review)
Reese Witherspoon — yes, the Oscar-winning actor and book-club queen — has teamed up with bestselling thriller-machine Harlan Coben to deliver…
Revolve: By Bal Khabra (Book Review)
Bal Khabra’s Revolve lands squarely in the sports-romance lane but refuses to be just another rivals-to-lovers story.
Overdue: By Stephanie Perkins (Book Review)
Stephanie Perkins — best known for YA favorites like Anna and the French Kiss — steps into adult fiction with Overdue, a quiet, character-first novel.
The Killer Question: By Janice Hallett (Book Review)
Hallett has established herself as the undisputed master of the modern epistolary mystery, and "The Killer Question" showcases her signature…
Remain: By Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan (Book Review)
The literary world rarely witnesses such an unexpected yet compelling collaboration as the one between Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan…
The Hottest Book Marketing Strategies for 2026
The hottest book marketing strategies for 2026 focus on blending technology-driven tactics with authentic author-reader connections
Mate: By Ali Hazelwood (Book Review)
Ali Hazelwood's latest paranormal romance, "Mate," serves as a compelling companion novel to her bestselling "Bride,"