Each book on our list of the ’10 Most Anticipated Books of October 2023′ carries a distinct voice and perspective
The Exchange by John Grisham transports us back into the lives of Mitch and Abby McDeere, the protagonists who exposed the heinous crimes of Bendini, Lambert & Locke in The Firm.
This reimagining of American slavery by the two-time National Book Award winner guides readers through harrowing landscapes and gripping internal battles, capturing a journey of despair, rebirth, and reclamation.
Roman Stories by Pulitzer Prize winner Jhumpa Lahiri, with translations by Todd Portnowitz, is a captivating collection where Rome, with its rich history and diverse future, takes center stage, serving as more than just a backdrop.
Jordan Peele’s “Out There Screaming: An Anthology of New Black Horror” is a groundbreaking anthology that crafts a haunting tableau of Black horror.
The book tells the story of Jasmine Yang, who arrives in New York from China in search of the daughter taken from her, and Rebecca Whitney, a high-powered executive navigating the struggles of work, marriage, and motherhood.
It is a chilling psychological thriller that dives deep into family traumas and the uncanny. Alison, who has been estranged from her alcoholic and abusive mother.
In The Mysteries, Bill Watterson, the celebrated creator of Calvin and Hobbes, collaborates with eminent caricaturist John Kascht to deliver a mesmerizing and beautifully illustrated adult fable.
In Olivia Worley’s “People to Follow,” ten teen influencers, at the peak of their fame, are isolated on a remote island for a reality show, “In Real Life.” Anticipation is high, but when a death occurs, the glamorous escapade turns nightmarish.
“Throne of the Fallen” by Kerri Maniscalco blends fantasy, romance, and mystery in an immersive standalone novel set in her captivating “Kingdom of the Wicked” world.
In Amanda Peters’ compelling debut, “The Berry Pickers,” the disappearance of a four-year-old Mi’kmaq girl, Ruthie, from Maine’s blueberry fields in 1962 casts a shadow that lingers for decades.