Winter is coming, so it’s the perfect season to read psychological thriller books like Girl on the Train. Who doesn’t want to curl up with a blanket, hot beverage, and the perfect amount of chilling fear and anticipatory excitement? Paula Hawkins books like Girl on the Train are sure to
In between his many commitments as a philanthropist, author, and overall wealthy man, Bill Gates still finds time to read excellent books AND recommend them to the general public. On his blog, Gates gives a list of the best books he read in 2015. We would like to highlight the
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We love Instagram, not only is it the fastest growing social media platform in the world, Instagram is home of the #bookstagram community. Looking for a new author based on their picture taking skills? We’ve got you covered. Check out some of our favorite author bookstagrammers, sorted by your favorite genre. Mystery
Dan Brown books burst into notoriety when the Da Vinci Code exploded onto the scene in 2003. Books by Dan Brown are intellectual thrillers, often set amongst a web of historical and religious intrigue, and always keep us on the edge of our seats. Check out these other authors like Dan Brown. Books
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Sometimes all you want from a book is an escape. Emma Chase books are perfect for just that. Tangled, Emma Chase’s debut book, is a wonderful romantic comedy that readers adore. With that in mind, we went searching for books to read if you’re a fan of Tangled – or
The week is steaming up with this week’s new romance novels. No Interest in Love comes from bestselling author Cassie Mae and tells the story of a man fighting to choose between his career and true love. The Wedding Pearls starts out as an innocent road trip and heats up
Splintered fans, jump for joy! Untamed is available today, the companion novel to the series with stories about Alyssa and her family. Similarly, Neal Shusterman presents a collection of short stories that take place in the world of the Unwind Dystology.
If you love history, you will want to run (not walk) to get a copy of David Horspool’s Richard III. Horspool unravels the myths and legends to get to the man that has captivated so many people for years.
