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“The Fine Art of Lying” Is a Sophisticated Thriller of Art and Deception

“Murder Most Delicious” Serves Up a Charming Parisian Mystery

Rachel Lynn Solomon’s “Extracurricular” Delivers Smart, Swoony Romance

Frozen Fear Meets Ancient Intelligence in “Icefall”

“Murder at the Hotel Orient” Checks Readers Into a Scandalous Whodunit

Kristin Casey’s Fearless Memoir of Survival and Self-Worth

Finding the Next Chapter in Andrew Forrester’s “How the Story Goes”

Jenny Jackson’s “The Shampoo Effect” Is a Beach Read That Goes Beyond Romance

The Extraordinary Legacy of One Final Wish

6 Works of Crime Fiction That Reinvent Justice

Your Father’s a Serial Killer. Now What Do You Do?

“I Eat the Stars”: How Collapse Can Bring Us Closer

“The Story Eaters of Yamm” Is a Delightfully Chaotic Sci-Fi Adventure

“In Every Possible Way” Is Alicia Thompson’s Most Enchanting Romance Yet

The Dead Demand Answers in Uzma Jalaluddin’s “Moonlight Murder”

Gleaming Indie Discoveries Await You for June

Michael West on Understanding Why

The Role of Women in Fairy Tales

“The Reel Life of Zara Kegg” Explores the Messy Reality of Loss and Growing Up

Lauren Hough’s Journey Across America in “Monster of a Land”

A Seductive Descent into New York’s Glittering Underworld

Maggie O’Farrell’s “Land” Explores the Power of Place

Sofia Montrone’s Nymph Is a Lyrical Coming-of-Age Journey Through Love and Loss

5 Novels on the Cost of a Curated Life

A Chance Encounter Resurrects Love and Loss in Ann Patchett’s “Whistler”

Magic and Mystery in Six Stories of Extraordinary Women

Ghosts of Sicily Brings a Remarkable WWII Secret Out of the Shadows

Isaac Fitzgerald’s Journey Along the Trail of Johnny Appleseed

Mindfulness Meets Murder in Crime Thriller Debut

Celeste Dador’s Summer Romance Wrapped in Stars and Stripes

Leah Rowan’s Brilliant Twist on an Iconic Classic

Anthony Horowitz Blends Murder and Movie Chaos in “A Deadly Episode”

David Sedaris at His Funniest and Most Heartfelt Yet

Regency Meets Road Rage in “Fast and Fastidious”

“Dog Days”: Emily LaBarge on Trauma Writing and Trauma Reading

A Mother and Daughter Reconcile to Solve a Mystery in “The Last Mandarin”

“The Museum Detective” Features an Archaeological Mystery in Karachi

Carley Fortune’s “Our Perfect Storm” Captures the Ache of Love and Timing

Leonie Swann’s Wickedly Inventive Farewell to Agnes Sharp

7 Books That Send You Into the Wild

8 Summer Reads About Friends Bonding Over a Pact

A Memoir That Finds Grace in Grief’s Hardest Questions

New Taipei Night Market Novel Dives Into the Plight of Undocumented Workers

The Untrodden Path to Frances White’s “The Bone Door”

Dance Upon Demons in Vaishnavi Patel’s New Contemporary Fantasy