Move over The Flat Share and The Switch because The Road Trip by Beth O'Leary might just be my new fave.

Calla Henkel’s sharp, twisty debut follows two twenty-something art students from New York City during their exchange in Berlin.

Easy breezy vibes are aplenty with Emily Henry's rom-com novel Beach Read.

“the prison wasn’t the place, but the perspective”

“The worst will either happen or not happen, and there’s no worry that will make a difference in either direction.”

From Rome and Copenhagen to Frankfurt and Oslo, The Postcard Killers are making history across the continent.

A Ladder to the Sky is an addictive tale about ambition and the dangerous lengths that one might go to reach the top

Dolly Aldteron strikes again with her eagerly awaited novel, Ghosts. And much like her recent memoir, Everything I Know About Love, there is a little something for everyone here too.

Colleen Hoover's It Ends With Us is a powerful take on abusive relationships and the strength of its survivors.

For today’s Yikes fix, we explore Yuval Noah Harari’s bestseller, Homo Deus. Superhumans and cyborgs are on the menu.

Taylor Jenkins Read is a master of her craft when it comes to writing about fictional superstars (see take Daisy Jones and The Six!). This time, we follow Hollywood movie star and global icon, Evelyn Hugo.

This fast-paced psychological thriller promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

Brit Bennett’s second novel, The Vanishing Half, tells a tale of struggles with race and identity. Two twin sisters leading completely different lives, yet blood ties can’t keep them apart forever.

September was a truly great month between the pages. An enjoyable mix of LGBTQ, Philosophy, poetic vibes and Korean historical fiction.

Sophie’s World is a magical mix of philosophy, mystery, and fantasy, which promises to delight your inner child. Brilliant work by Jostein Gaarder.

A rich piece of Historical fiction, Pachinko follows a Korean family across four generations during a period of turmoil, upheaval and war.