The 10 Most Addictive Books of 2016 (So Far)

by Elizabeth Brundage

With a storyline that tightens like a constrictor, this is a book that you won’t want to read alone late at night. Full review >

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by Peter Straub

Dark, brooding fiction from a master of the form. And take our word for it: don’t go up to the attic, even if it is just a... Full review >

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by Melanie Benjamin

Elegant Babe's thoughts, if not her lips, are unsealed at last. Those unaware of the scandal get CliffsNotes; and everyone... Full review >

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by Pierce Brown

An ambitious and satisfying conclusion to a monumental saga. Full review >

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by Richard Engel

An intriguing journalistic memoir built around a lucid, alarming overview of where the Middle East has been and where it is... Full review >

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by Mick Herron

Even readers who don’t care for the endless bureaucratic infighting will have to admire this tour de force, in which... Full review >

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by Jane Mayer

A valuable contribution to the study of modern electoral politics in an age that Theodore White, and perhaps even Hunter S.... Full review >

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by Theresa Rebeck

The snappy dialogue and plot you’d expect from a veteran dramatist plus the rich exploration of character that novels are... Full review >

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by Paul Kalanithi

A moving meditation on mortality by a gifted writer whose dual perspectives of physician and patient provide a singular... Full review >

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by Idra Novey

Delightful and original. Full review >

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