The 10 Most Addictive Books of 2018 (So Far)

by Ruth Ware

Expertly paced, expertly crafted. Full review >

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by Jessica Knoll

Dizzying and overwrought but salaciously entertaining nonetheless. Full review >

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by David Sedaris

Sedaris at his darkest—and his best. Full review >

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by Stephen King

Not his best, but a spooky pleasure for King’s boundless legion of fans. Full review >

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by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

When the end of a book with a dying hero makes the reader laugh, that’s a neat trick. This is a great cap on the series. Full review >

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by Jonathan French

An addictively readable—and undeniably cool—fantasy masterwork. Full review >

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by Madeline Miller

Miller makes Homer pertinent to women facing 21st-century monsters. Full review >

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by Laura Lippman

Plotty, page-turning pleasure plus instructions on how to make a perfect grilled cheese sandwich and how to stab a man in... Full review >

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by Michelle McNamara

An exemplary true-crime book, and with an HBO adaptation in the works, this book will be enjoyed by any reader with an... Full review >

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by Emily Jane Fox

High-level gossip of a kind, but a well-sourced, train wreck–fascinating look at the makings of Clan Trump, “so uniquely... Full review >

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