9 Page-Turners Too Addictive to Put Down

by Dan Brown

The plot is absurd, of course, but the book is a definitive pleasure. Prepare to be absorbed—and in more ways than one. Full review >

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by Attica Locke

Locke, having stockpiled an acclaimed array of crime novels (Pleasantville, 2015, etc.), deserves a career breakthrough for... Full review >

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by John Sandford

As so often in Sandford’s small-town adventures (Escape Clause, 2016, etc.), the greatest pleasures here are incidental:... Full review >

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by Stephen King & Owen King

A blood-splattered pleasure. It’s hard to say what the deeper message of the book is save that life goes on despite the... Full review >

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by Celeste Ng

With her second novel, Ng further proves she’s a sensitive, insightful writer with a striking ability to illuminate life in... Full review >

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by Joe Hill

Worth waiting in line for, if you’re a Hill fan. If you’re not, this is the book to turn you into one. Full review >

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by Kendare Blake

Achingly gorgeous and gruesomely fascinating. Full review >

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by David Lagercrantz

Tattoo artists will be interested in the as-if-born-in-fire origins of Lisbeth’s body art, while fans of Larsson, while... Full review >

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by Leigh Bardugo ; illustrated by Sara Kipin

Any lover of retellings or original fairy tales will enjoy these offerings, whether they’re new to Bardugo’s worlds or are... Full review >

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