The 12 Most Addictive Books of 2019 (So Far)

by Myla Goldberg

A riveting portrait of an artist who happens to be a woman. Full review >

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by Sally Rooney

Absolutely enthralling. Read it. Full review >

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by Taffy Brodesser-Akner

Firing on all circuits, from psychological insight to cultural acuity to narrative strategy to very smart humor. Quite a... Full review >

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by Jerome Charyn

Charyn makes artful use of historical fact and fiction’s panache to capture the man before he became one of the great U.S.... Full review >

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by Evie Dunmore

A brilliant debut. Full review >

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by Jane Harper

A twisty slow burner by an author at the top of her game. Full review >

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by Margaret Atwood

Suspenseful, full of incident, and not obviously necessary. Full review >

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by Dani Shapiro

For all the trauma that the discovery put her through, Shapiro recognizes that what she had experienced was “a great... Full review >

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by Marlon James

If this first volume is any indication, James’ trilogy could become one of the most talked-about and influential adventure... Full review >

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by Peter Swanson

A dark, quick-moving, suspenseful story stuffed full of psychological quirk and involution. Full review >

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by Candice Carty-Williams

A black Bridget Jones, perfectly of the moment. Full review >

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by Evan Ratliff

A wholly engrossing story that joins the worlds of El Chapo and Edward Snowden; both disturbing and memorable. Full review >

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