The Most Addictive Books of 2016 (So Far)

by Stephen King

Gleefully gross. And a few of the principals even outlive the tale, meaning there’s hope for a sequel, assuming King wants... Full review >

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by Neal Bascomb

Featuring excellent characterization and exquisite detail concerning a theater of the war (Norway) not well-mined, this will... Full review >

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by Matthew Desmond

This stunning, remarkable book—a scholar’s 21st-century How the Other Half Lives—demands a wide audience. Full review >

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by Christopher Morgan Jones

Suspenseful from start to finish, with plenty of regional color informing the narrative, Jones' third spy thriller is a... Full review >

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by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney

A fetching debut from an author who knows her city, its people, and their hearts. Full review >

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by Cat Winters

A riveting story of survival, determination, love, and friendship Full review >

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by C.E. Morgan

Vaultingly ambitious, thrillingly well-written, charged with moral fervor and rueful compassion. How will this dazzling... Full review >

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by Diane Les Becquets

A transcendent, breathless exploration of the darkest depths of loneliness and the unbreakable human spirit. Full review >

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by Chris Offutt

Though his relationship with his father was distant, melancholic, and precarious, Offutt quite movingly weaves his personal... Full review >

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by Eliza Wass

A harrowing, pulpy page-turner along the compulsive lines of Flowers in the Attic. Full review >

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