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A Dystopia Without Answers — And That’s the Point

Murder and Mayhem at The Primrose

A Feminist Reclamation in Julia Langbein’s “Dear Monica Lewinsky”

Live from New York, It’s a Cold Case: “The Midnight Show” Blends Comedy and Mystery

New Desire and No Easy Answers in Rainbow Rowell’s “Cherry Baby”

Written in the Stars With Lillian Parrotta: Aries Edition

Baldacci’s Latest Combines International Intrigue and Complex Revenge Plot

In “The Art of Loving You,” Natasha Bishop Proves Love Can Bloom Through Grief

Jane Harper’s “Last One Out” Is a Chilling Mystery Set In a Dying Town

Lyla Lane’s “The Best Little Motel in Texas” Is a Charming, Laugh-Out-Loud Mystery

Obsession and Loss Intertwine in Yann Martel’s Emotionally Complex “Son of Nobody”

What to Read Next: April Selections

Caro Claire Burke’s Yesteryear Keeps You Guessing Until the Very End

“Intimate Audrey”: A Moving, Deeply Personal Look at a Timeless Icon

Frances Crawford’s Bold, Brilliant Crime Debut

15 Canadian Poetry Collections to Add to Your TBR this Poetry Month

Michael West on the Blessing of a Good Book

Luke Dumas’ Deliciously Twisted Horror

A Stalker Who’s Desperate to Show She Is Not a Boring Asian Female

Wendy Walker’s Chilling Thriller Is Forged in the Brutal World of Elite Figure Skating

7 Horror Novels Fueled by Loss and Grief

Kate Quinn’s Enchanting Ode to the Power of Libraries

“Daughter of Egypt”: Excavating Women’s Mark on History

When the Setting Is So Prominent, It’s Practically a Character

Michiko Aoyama’s Marble Café Serves Stories of Quiet Transformation

Team Picks: Caroline’s Most Anticipated Reads for April

Ready to Expand Your Reading Bracket for March?

How Far Would You Go for Humanity?

Dark Magic and Inner Demons Collide in Ava Morgyn’s Spellbinding “Only Spell Deep”

Caitlin Rother’s “Hooked” Dives Into the Dark Side of La Jolla

A Love Story That Slowly Steeps in “A Latte Like Love”

Louise Fein’s “Book of Forbidden Words” and the Enduring Fight for Freedom of Thought

A Fever-Dream Journey in “Westward Women”

Rising Stars, Falling Shadows in “Darkening Song”

Heartpounding Sapphic Romance in Kiersten White’s New Gothic Fantasy

The Cost of Secrets in Ren DeStefano’s Twisting Spy Thriller

A Town of Secrets Faces the Tempest in Rachel Hawkins’ “The Storm”

Village Gossip Fuels a Chilling Death in Tana French’s “The Keeper”

Pasadena’s Historic Japantown Brought to Life in New Hirahara Mystery

M.L. Stedman’s “A Far-flung Life” Is a Sweeping Saga of Grief and Endurance

Anxiety Memorist Dives Deeper Into Emotions

When Revenge Collides with Duty in “Missing Sister”

A Thriller with Heart and Humor

When Harry Met Sally… at the Weather Desk

Pinky Swear, Broken Trust