Susan Mallery, author of feel-good novels such as The Friendship List, shares four books that have kept her intrigued and entertained this summer.

One of science fiction’s most influential awards named the winners of the best works published in 2019—and a lot of our editors’ favorites are on the list.

Congressman John Lewis passed away on Friday, July 17, 2020, leaving behind a hard-won legacy of fighting for equality and of teaching younger generations about the Civil Rights movement through his graphic memoir series, March.

Author Silvia Moreno-Garcia talks about her new gothic thriller, eugenics, perceptions of Mexico, and how horror deserves more respect.

The author of Things You Save in a Fire and What You Wish For shares four "totally unputdownable books that just turn their own pages and expertly transport me somewhere—anywhere—else."

The author of the best-selling Alex Delaware mysteries shares his recommendations for the perfect summer read.

Debbie Macomber recommends four heartwarming reads perfect for summer.

With killer clones and apocalyptic events, these science fiction novels put their isolated protagonists through the wringer.

Escape to new worlds during your summer vacation or staycation with the Amazon Books editors' favorite new sci-fi and fantasy reads of the month.

From romantic comedies to dark fantasy, and from modern sizzlers to historical-set adventures, these are the Amazon Books editors' favorite new love stories published between January and June 2020.

These forthcoming books by Black authors—ranging from memoir to mystery, and from literary fiction to young adult—have the Amazon Books editors thinking that autumn can’t come fast enough.

An fascinating mix of fiction, nonfiction, veteran best-sellers, and popular newcomers reflect a wide range of readers’ interests among the Most Sold books of 2020 so far.

The Amazon Books editors name nine of our favorite new sci-fi and fantasy reads of the year, featuring heroism from unlikely heroes, opening one’s eyes to the magic in the world, finding family, and surviving rampaging Sasquatches.

From romantic comedies to heartfelt romances, these eight love stories are perfect partners for summer reading on the porch, in the park, or in your favorite lawn chair.

The Amazon Books editors are spending the second weekend of the summer with a wide variety of reads, from Morgan Jerkins' investigation of her family's roots to a beautiful resource on flowers.