The 10 Most Addictive Books of 2020 (So Far)

by Chris Bohjalian

Bohjalian manages to keep us guessing and turning pages until the very end. Full review >

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by Alexis Schaitkin

This killer debut is both a thriller with a vivid setting and an insightful study of race, class, and obsession. Full review >

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by Kate Elizabeth Russell

A gut-wrenching debut. Full review >

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by Don Winslow

A great collection of short crime fiction. Full review >

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by Leigh Bardugo

With an aura of both enchantment and authenticity, Bardugo’s compulsively readable novel leaves a portal ajar for equally... Full review >

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by Maureen Johnson

A richly satisfying, Poirot-like ending for Johnson’s inspired and inspiring teen sleuth. Full review >

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by Maggie Stiefvater

Exceptional. Full review >

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by Joseph Bruchac

A fast and riveting read that puts an Indigenous spin on the classic crime tradition. Full review >

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by Kekla Magoon

This companion to a modern classic offers an even deeper, more layered depiction of the impact of a police shooting. Full review >

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by Adalyn Grace

An accomplished, exciting debut. Full review >

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