“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” gets a modern update with a “Black Mirror” twist in Jo Harkin’s “Tell Me an Ending."

I'm all for the ‘good for her’ trope that’s become popular, and “What’s Coming to Me” is a novel demanding to be added to the list.

There’s nothing like watching the downfall of society through the eyes of the ultra-wealthy.

Erica Waters's debut “The River Has Teeth” is a no-holds-barred, Southern gothic horror of witches, monsters, and murdered young women.

An imaginative, poignant chronicle of the impact stories have on humans and society at large, “Cloud Cuckoo Land” is an unexpected novel.

There are few YA novels I get excited for anymore. Emily Thiede'sThiede's debut fantasy novel "This Vicious Grace" is at the top of my list.

Did you really fall into the lockdown, BookTok hole, if you didn’t read Elle Kennedy’s BriarU and Off-Campus series?

Thanks to BookTok for using the girl boss revival to highlight the holy text of girl bosses: "My Year of Rest and Relaxation."

After finishing this novel, I could barely come up with words to describe it.

To most, the field of anthropology might not be the most exciting topic to read about.

While the world was grappling with the lockdown and changes in our social lives, book TikTokers relished the opportunity to spill the beans

Every passing day and technological advancement seems to push us closer to classic sci-fi novels.

If you were as obsessed with "The Big Sick" as I was when it came out, this debut novel by Kasim Ali is definitely for you.

Police procedurals aren't really my thing, but Fradkin and "The Devil to Pay" may have changed my mind.

There’s nothing like a decades-old secret to try and solve as you read along.

Novels about writers usually produce an exaggerated eye roll from me. Yet, I was practically giddy to get my hands on "Beach Read."

Rebecca Roanhorse's 2020 epic fantasy "Black Sun" is the refreshing epic we've been begging for.

Novels about writers are headache-inducing as a writer. But Lily King’s novel “Writers & Lovers” is anything but.

Practical Magic meets the 21st century–without the accidental murder plot–in “A Letter to Three Witches” by Elizabeth Bass.

James Kennedy answers the time-old question, "If you could find out when you die, would you?" in his latest sci-fi novel "Dare to Know."