20 Books To Read Before They Hit the Screen

by Josh Malerman

Screwy but scarrry! Full review >

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by Kennedy Ryan

A sports romance that should be read by everyone who cares about women’s safety. Full review >

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by Stieg Larsson ; translated by Reg Keeland

Juicy melodrama obscured by the intricacies of problem-solving. Full review >

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by Kazuo Ishiguro

A haunting fable of a lonely, moribund world that is entirely too plausible. Full review >

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by Larry McMurtry

This is a masterly novel. It will appeal to all lovers of fiction of the first order. Full review >

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by Heather Gudenkauf

Come for the mystery; stay for the taut suspense, the unique heroine—and of course, the ugly, loyal dog. Full review >

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by Ben Reeves

An evocative, kaleidoscopic affirmation of life from the perspective of Death. Full review >

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by Arturo Pérez-Reverte ; translated by Frances Riddle

A sly love letter to the immortal detective, his creator, and the golden age of cinema. Full review >

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by Torrey Peters

Even when Peters’ experiments don’t pay off, it’s exciting to read an author willing to take these risks. Full review >

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by Kennedy Ryan

A melodramatic family saga with a side of romance. Full review >

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by Tomi Adeyemi

Powerful, captivating, and raw—Adeyemi is a talent to watch. Exceptional. Full review >

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by Dan Brown

A standout in the series. Full review >

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by Colson Whitehead

As one of Whitehead’s characters might say of their creator, When you’re hot, you’re hot. Full review >

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by Nicholas Boggs

A dynamic portrait that deepens our understanding of a complex artist. Full review >

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by Tess Sanchez

Very TV-literate readers who also love memoir—this book is for you. Full review >

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