Adrian Tchaikovsky’s new sci-fi novel, Alien Clay, presents a vision of extraterrestrial life that’s as fascinating as it is horrifying.
Rivers Solomon’s Model Home is a powerful and gut-wrenching addition to the haunted house pantheon.
We Love the Nightlife is an engrossing, darkly funny, twisted story about a friendship breakup—between two vampires.
A dark supernatural adventure masquerading as a cozy mystery, The Village Library Demon-Hunting Society is a genre-blending delight.
A sorcerer’s rival accidentally casts an obedience spell on him in Maiga Doocy’s witty and refreshing Sorcery and Small Magics.
With both swoony and serious moments, this sweet yet thoroughly modern romantic suspense novel satisfies.
Lynsay Sands’ sizzling The Highlander’s Return hits all the classic notes of a satisfying historical romance.
Tony Award-nominated playwright Chad Beguelin’s entertaining debut romance, Showmance, is a sweet tribute to local theater.
Nico Lang’s powerful American Teenager closely follows seven transgender young adults, rendering complex, searing and sensitive portraits of their lives.
Oliver Burkeman flies in the face of generations of self-help books, inviting readers to let go of their desire for control and get off the hamster wheel of endless to-do lists and TBR stacks.
Naturalist Joanna Brichetto uncovers the beauty of urban landscapes in her wonder-inducing debut, This Is How a Robin Drinks.
In a tale that’s funny, insightful and poetic, Sara Dykman reflects on the fragility of nature and the challenges of bike travel, and acquaints readers with the majestic monarch.
Oliver Radclyffe’s Frighten the Horses is a powerful standout among the burgeoning subgenre of gender transition memoirs.
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