Jennifer Weiner's best book to date; a propulsive, sci-fi thriller from Blake Crouch, and more. 

These four new romances give readers of friends-to-lovers stories a whole lot to celebrate.

Summer is right around the corner, and you know what that means: Time to sink into a good biography, autobiography, or memoir. Or all three!

The latest novel from the author of Eat, Pray, Love; historical true crime that reads like Gangs of New York meets Devil in the White City; a memoir from Fab Five fashion expert Tan France, and more.  

Murphy explains what informed the writing of best of the month pick, Correspondents...

In Amazon's picks for the best nonfiction of the month: The long and notorious history of a "glamorous" Hollywood hot spot; a how-to guide for aspiring "makers" from  MythBuster Adam Savage; and the story of the murder trial that eventually inspired one of our most beloved novels.

These five new romances are the perfect way to get an early jump on your summer reading plans.

If you can't find something to read in this list of mysteries & thrillers, either you're just not in the mood or you don't like the genre. 

The long-awaited latest from the author of The Silence of the Lambs, another tale involving the Winklevoss twins, and an uproarious and provocative work of satire...

A lyrical, morally complex family saga; an uproarious and provocative work of satire; a sobering story set right after 9/11, and a heart-wrenching but hopeful yarn.

An emotional memoir that shines a beacon of light in the darkest of places, the story of how rehabilitating a piece of land also helped to mend a broken family, a brutal but powerful purging that provides a pathway to healing, and more.

Space unicorns, twins with super powers, and conflicted assassins—oh, my! Here are five of our favorites among the best new sci-fi and fantasy books of May.

Mark Synnott talks to us about the climbing life and  The Impossible Climb, his bestselling eyewitness account of Alex Honnold's staggering free-climb of Yosemite's legendary El Capitan.

A good yarn is a good yarn...Pete Fromm, author of Best of the Month pick, A Job You Mostly Won't Know How to Do, on why literary labels shouldn't matter.

A story that inspired Harper Lee to embark on her own true crime masterpiece, a lyrical, morally complex family saga, and a heart-wrenching but hopeful novel by "one of the West’s best literary legends"...