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Book Review: Angels by Marian Keyes

By the time Marian Keyes wrote Angels, she’d already made the Walsh family a rom-com institution—funny on the surface, steel […]

Marian Keyes made “funny-sad” its own literary mood, and Rachel’s Holiday might be her crown jewel. Second in the Walsh

Marian Keyes didn’t so much arrive as kick the door in with Watermelon back in the mid-90s. It was her

Claudia Gray’s Evernight dropped into the late-2000s paranormal boom with a classic hook—gothic boarding school, star-crossed romance, secrets in the

Anthony Doerr’s blockbuster historical novel won the Pulitzer Prize and became one of those rare books that both your book

Natalie Haynes is a classicist-turned-novelist with a mischievous glint; she’s built a second life retelling Greek myth from angles the

Marie Lu’s breakout YA dystopian novel, Legend (2011), kicked off a trilogy that felt like a jolt to the genre:

Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy’s universe started as an indie game series about haunted animatronics and security cameras—and somehow

Laura Lippman—longtime Baltimore crime writer and former reporter—has a gift for turning a city into a moral x-ray. With Lady

I picked up The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle L. Jensen after hearing whispers about a fierce warrior princess and a