A collection of essays, poems, and more reflecting on what it is to be a man today. An absolute must-read.

A multilayered story reminiscent of Scheherazade’s tales.

A battle of wills stretching over decades between a young woman and the Darkness she makes a deal with, set in a book that slips seamlessly between historical fiction and magical realism.

A perfectly crafted thriller focused on a senior citizen contemplating retirement from her long and successful career as a contract killer.

Book 3 of a complex political fantasy drawing inspiration from the Middle East - book and series review no spoilers.

Book 2 of a complex political fantasy drawing inspiration from the Middle East.

A clear look at the impacts of social media and constant distractions on our brains and mental health, along with actionable steps we can take to find a better balance.

Everything escalates in the second book of the Locked Tomb series. Its an absolute riot and hard to put down.

A quiet and contemplative book told mostly through conversations and introspection. Reaffirms belief in humanity.

A must-read for anyone who needs a safe place to take a break from the insanity of the real world for a while.

Book 2 of the Scholomance trilogy ramps up the action from the first,

A fast paced and spicy conclusion to Catalina’s trilogy in the Hidden Legacy series.

A messy but honest story about race and privilege. Great bookclub book.

A candid memoir from Cicely Tyson reflecting back on the changes she’s seen in the entertainment industry and society as a whole over her groundbreaking career spanning decades.

A wide ranging collection of essays, fiction and visual art displaying the talent of writers and artists in the UK who are autistic. Great for bookclubs.

A fun whodunit that feels like a precursor to Terry Pratchett or Murder on the Orient Express.

A sharp, suspenseful children’s story that doesn’t waste a word; perfect for a winter break bedtime story.

The most interesting textbook I’ve ever read. Robert M. Sapolsky tries to answer the question of why humans behave the way we do, and covers most of human history in the effort.

An LGBT romance with a secondary plot focused on siblings reconnecting as adults. Light, entertaining, and great escapism.

A well-curated collection of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s speeches and writings throughout her career. Not a biography or memoir, but still worth picking up.