The First Witch of Boston: By Andrea Catalano (Book Review)
In The First Witch of Boston, Andrea Catalano takes the fragmentary records of seventeenth-century New England and builds a novel
Zomromcom: By Olivia Dade (Book Review)
Olivia Dade's Zomromcom is a delightful blend of romance, humor, and suspense.
Among the Burning Flowers: By Samantha Shannon (Book Review)
Among the Burning Flowers: By Samantha Shannon, gives you a focused, bruising look at the moments and choices that set Roots of Chaos story in motion.
Hemlock & Silver: By T. Kingfisher (Book Review)
T. Kingfisher’s Hemlock & Silver arrives like a story told by someone who knows how to wink while handing you a knife
The Hallmarked Man: By Robert Galbraith (Book Review)
Robert Galbraith’s The Hallmarked Man lands as the eighth novel in the Cormoran Strike series and will feel familiar to anyone who’s followed…
The Secret of Secrets: By Dan Brown (Book Review)
Dan Brown returns after an eight-year break with The Secret of Secrets, a sprawling Robert Langdon thriller that stitches together art, codes,…
Pitcher Perfect: By Tessa Bailey (Book Review)
Tessa Bailey’s Pitcher Perfect arrives as the fourth entry in her Big Shots series: a rom-com that leans hard into sports tropes
Buckeye: By Patrick Ryan (Book Review)
Patrick Ryan’s Buckeye is a novel that looks ordinary and, in looking, reveals how ordinary people carry the extraordinary weight of history,…
The Gingerbread Bakery: By Laurie Gilmore (Book Review)
Laurie Gilmore’s The Gingerbread Bakery brings readers back to Dream Harbor, the small, character-filled town that has become a safe harbor…
How Bad Things Can Get: By Darcy Coates (Book Review)
Explore our in-depth review of How Bad Things Can Get by Darcy Coates — a chilling horror novel blending cult trauma, influencer culture, and…
People Watching: By Hannah Bonam-Young (Book Review)
Hannah Bonam-Young’s People Watching arrives as a warm-but-spiky contemporary romance that balances tenderness with frankness about…
Wild Card: By Elsie Silver (Book Review)
Elsie Silver’s Wild Card arrives as the fourth instalment in the Rose Hill series and reads like a warm, slow-burning hug for readers who live…