‘Leave the World Behind’ author returns with ‘Entitlement’
In our new Gilded Age, marked by rising living costs and widening wealth gaps, Rumaan Alam's latest is a timely work, as well as a...
Transfixing novel explores the repercussions of one day of violence
Abigail Dean's new novel "Day One" revolves around a tragedy and its aftermath, and features a layered narrative made up of chopping-and-changing timelines.
In ‘The Midnight News,’ a woman struggles to survive the Blitz
"The Midnight News" by Jo Baker is a mesmerizing novel about a young woman wrestling with grief and madness during the Blitz.
Priya Guns’ new novel is dark, fierce and funny
Priya Guns’ debut is a punchy page-turner imbued with dark comedy and trenchant social commentary. Strap yourself in and enjoy the ride, Malcolm Forbes writes.
‘Exiles’ review: A vivid mystery with a satisfying conclusion
Third in a series, “Exiles” is an enthralling mystery about a mother who goes missing in southern Australia.
‘Secrets Typed in Blood’ review: Stephen Spotswood hooks readers once again
Stephen Spotswood's latest is a wildly entertaining third mystery for female detective duo Lillian Pentecost and Willowjean Parker, writes Malcolm Forbes.
‘The House of Fortune’: A sequel to Jessie Burton’s unique ‘Miniaturist’ world
Both a sequel to “The Miniaturist” and a standalone novel, the most welcome feature of Jessie Burton’s newest book is her skilled storytelling.
In ‘The Colony,’ Audrey Magee explores big ideas, widespread tensions and fatal consequences
In a patchwork of prose, author Audrey Magee weaves a vivid, thought-provoking novel about language, art, colonialism and the Troubles.