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A lackluster cautionary tale about people who consistently made bad choices that’s low on suspense and thrills.

A thrilling murder-mystery exploring what effects holding onto a decades-old secret can have on a family over time.

Ebony Flowers’ impressive debut is a celebration of black hair in all its natural, pressed and relaxed glories.

Exposition overload make this hypothetical utopia feel more like purgatory.

A cute, fun look at modern Asian relationships with a surprising twist that kept things interesting.

When androids are real, McEwan presents a cautionary look at whether humans could handle the reflection of the world they’ve created.

Michaelides’ excellent debut weaves elements of classic Greek plays into a modern psychological thriller in tense, satisfying fashion.

A light-hearted, honest collection of comics about the love – and obsession – we have with books.

An excellent starting point for anyone hoping to get into the finer points of casting in the kitchen with some Skyrim flair.

Bobby Hall/Logic’s literary debut never attempts to dig below the surface of the ideas it’s clearly stealing from.