We caught up with the best-selling author to see what he's been reading and loving these days. 

The Amazon Books editors name 16 novels and short story collections that will dazzle readers.

A harrowing page-turner, the queen of the summer read pays homage to the film Same Time Next Year, and a perverse and gritty novel set against the backdrop of a meditation retreat.

“Devolution” and “World War Z” author Max Brooks talks with the Amazon Book Review about how he uses fiction to show readers how to prepare for real disasters.

Goodreads editor, Cybil Wallace, spotlights 32 new novels to read by Black authors, all of which are publishing this year.

We talk to the reigning queen of the beach read about her latest novel, ‘28 Summers’, one of our Best Books of June. 

This weekend we are looking for a little guidance, knowledge, and inspiration.

Every month, Amazon First Reads offers a collection of titles available a month early to readers. You can select one new pre-release Kindle book each month for $1.99 or one free if you’re a Prime member.

A story that takes a deep dive into grief, loss and guilt, a perverse and gritty novel set against the backdrop of a meditation retreat, Elin Hilderbrand pays literary homage to the film Same Time Next Year, and more.

This week we are talking about what nearly every person in the country—and for that matter, across the globe—is talking about. Race, society, and change.

We catch up with the author of a novel that Colum McCann describes as "a significant novel, beautifully crafted and deeply felt.... a high bonfire of our era's vanities."

Like so many readers, the Books Editorial team is turning the power of literature this weekend —from award-winning books and trusted standbys, to buzzy new novels of black lives publishing this summer.

Summer reading season is in full swing with a novel reminiscent of a modern classic from Toni Morrison, a provocative debut, and a literary thriller. 

See which books actor, voice artist, activist and author Gabrielle Union recommends.

It’s been sunny in Seattle but the rain returns this weekend, and the Amazon Books editors return to our to-read piles.