Best read in one sitting, this short novel from Addie E. Citchens carries a weighty tale of religion, patriarchy and violence that feels urgent and impressive from the very first page.

Marketed as a love story between two people working side by side but living worlds apart yet ultimately, the novel feels like Manish Chauhan’s love letter to his home city, to Belgrave Road and the people who have faced so much to build their lives there.

Kate meets her lover in a hotel room. Room 706 to be exact. As they’re getting ready to leave, she sees on the news that their hotel has been taken hostage. This is where the nightmare begins...

Kelsey O’Brien is definitely a new exciting voice in the historical fiction space...

A shocking, page-turning novel of how far science can be pushed in the face of overpopulation and human sacrifice.

This choose your own adventure, labyrinthine novel is a mysterious and propulsive story where each decision you make takes you on a different journey through this dystopian world.

When a brutal murder occurs in the small safe-haven of a town, Tippy's best friend ends up in a coma, herself, uncle Pike, and Devon become The Nancys, the trio who go undercover to discover who the murderer is...

What do #MeToo and Jane Austen have in common? More than you might think.

Three things that I LOVE in a romantasy novel, a strong female character who is respected for her strength, a handsome charming male character who is not always as they seem, and a a bad guy / bad situation who we love to hate!

A New Zealand–set thriller that will keep you glued to every tension-filled page, The Vanishing Place.

Fans of Twilight and A Court of Thorns and Roses are going to eat up this debut...

A folk-horror novel of botanical mystery and haunting beauty.

If you’re looking for a deliciously dark, hanging-of-the-edge, unreliable narrative thriller then we HIGHLY recommend that you pick up a copy of The Stranger at the Wedding because it is EVERYTHING and more that our dark little thriller-loving hearts need!

I really loved this swoon-filled hot romance, which really taps in to themes such as life under the spotlight and living your best authentic life.

This book SIZZLES with chemistry, head-butting enemies and unexpected friendships and more.

A suspenseful and all-consuming summer thriller full of secrets and family drama!

A blistering novel of female friendship, grief, sexuality and figuring it all out.

Broccoli Punch is a collection of South-Korean short stories.

I would definitely recommend this novel to anyone who likes complicated character studies and themes of performance, culture, motherhood and rage.

Out of the depths of personal tragedy comes a debut non-fiction that will change the way you think about your phone. This is a book I would urge everyone to read and one I think we’re sure to look back on in years to come as, hopefully, one of the starting points for a tech revolution.