These darn good books can be downloaded at a special Prime Day price for a limited time on October 13, 2020, but are well worth your reading time any day of the year.

Three sisters make good trouble when they use their supernatural powers to support the suffragette movement, John Grisham continues a popular series he started 31 years ago (!), and Sarah Smarsh celebrates the "organic feminism" of Dolly Parton.  

The beloved actor—and author of four books—shares the reads that grabbed him this year.

Hiaasen's latest novel, Squeeze Me, is a hilarious, satirical romp with Palm Beach socialites, a verbose fictional president, and Burmese pythons. We had a few questions for the author.

A popular lawyer defends an unpopular client, a retired detective is un-retired by a teenage boy with a missing sibling, and an old premise is given a modern twist—and that's just a few of this month's best mysteries and thrillers.

CNN's Fareed Zakaria looks ahead at life post-pandemic, Tana French returns with a suspenseful standalone, Romy Hausmann offers a nail-biter for Gone Girl fans, and much more.

Every month brings a new set of Kindle Monthy Deals. Here are some of the latest.

We talked with Tana French about her new novel, The Searcher, westerns, comfort reading, and the fate of the Dublin Murder Squad.

It's fall. Time to surround yourselves with decorative gourds and curl up with a pumpkin spice latte and a good book (or five).

Louise Penny made the move from Three Pines to Paris in her new Chief Inspector Gamache novel, All the Devils Are Here, and now we want to spend more time in Paris with some formidable detectives.

A missing socialite in Palm Beach; a missing mom in suburbia; a murder attempt in Paris; missing techies in the French Alps, and an art heist in Wyoming.

Use your Kindle Unlimited membership to download historical novels and fascinating nonfiction.

Michael Connelly and John Grisham are bringing the legal thriller back this fall, and we have the perfect books to read while you wait.

From mysteries and thrillers, to literary road trips, family reunions, and classic love stories these novels are worth reading—this month, and every month.

This weekend, Chris will be listening to the universe while the rest of us dig into literary short stories, a design book, a book about whiskey, a murder in an Irish village, and more.