In Beyda's debut thriller, a young woman is recruited to act as a body double for a famous actress.

Spoiler alert: All's well that ends well in these handful of classics, and that's the kind of story I'm craving right now. Maybe you are too.

We're escaping to other worlds this weekend through stories about a journey in and out of hell's library, a soul-searching exploration of identity in India, the theater scene in 1940s New York, and more.

I'm happy to report that her memoir is as real as her music.

For those mourning canceled vacations, these true-life adventures with venomous snakes, capsizing boats, frostbite, and dangerous locals might convince you that home is actually not so bad a place to be.

For those of us with a TikTok/YouTube/video game obsessed teen at home, here are some books that just might capture their attention.

Bestselling authors like Lily King, Dean Koontz, Elizabeth Gilbert, Brit Bennett, Veronica Roth, and others share how they organize their beloved books.

For those of us who miss being able to visit a bookstore, these thrillers set in the world of books may be the next best thing.

Cooped-up and feeling restless? Maybe this is the perfect time to tap into your creative side. These books can help.

Popular science entertainer Kate the Chemist shares two STEM based activities from her new book.

Mix together six magical children (including the son of Lucifer), an island-bound orphanage, and the straightlaced caseworker who comes to investigate them. Lots could go wrong, but TJ Klune also shows us what could go right.

Harlan Coben has a blast of adrenaline for all of us couch potatoes.

Here's a look at some of the books keeping us company this weekend.

Epic long novels that are fantastic and worth the time and attention.