The Wasp Trap: By Mark Edwards (Book Review)
Mark Edwards’s The Wasp Trap opens like a gilded invitation: a stylish Notting Hill townhouse, an elegant dinner party, and six former…
You Weren’t Meant to Be Human: By Andrew Joseph White (Book Review)
You Weren't Meant to Be Human arrives like a shock to the nervous system — a novel that pairs ferocious body horror with sharp, sorrowing empathy.
Soul Searching: By Lyla Sage (Book Review)
"Soul Searching" by Lyla Sage marks the beginning of a new chapter in the beloved author’s storytelling universe, introducing readers to…
Fake Skating: By Lynn Painter (Book Review)
Lynn Painter, known for her witty, emotionally honest stories, returns with “Fake Skating,” a novel that masterfully blends the fake dating…
Alchemised: By SenLinYu (Book Review)
SenLinYu’s debut novel Alchemised is a monumental entry into dark fantasy that confronts readers with a war-ravaged world where magic serves…
The Impossible Fortune: By Richard Osman (Book Review)
Richard Osman’s latest novel, The Impossible Fortune, continues the beloved Thursday Murder Club series with a blend of mystery, humor, and…
We Love You, Bunny: By Mona Awad (Book Review)
Mona Awad’s latest novel, "We Love You, Bunny," cracks open the feverish, glitter-speckled world first introduced in her cult classic "Bunny"
Tourist Season: By Brynne Weaver (Book Review)
“Tourist Season” by Brynne Weaver arrives as the highly anticipated first installment in the Seasons of Carnage trilogy, offering a wicked…
The Primal of Blood and Bone: By Jennifer L. Armentrout (Book Review)
Jennifer L. Armentrout’s "The Primal of Blood and Bone" is a compelling addition to the Blood and Ash series that has captivated fantasy…
Automatic Noodle: By Annalee Newitz (Book Review)
Annalee Newitz’s Automatic Noodle is a small, tender novella that uses the everyday ritual of cooking to explore big questions about…
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.