20 Most Addictive Books of 2024 (So Far)

by Tracy Sierra

Fiercely feminist and viscerally terrifying. Full review >

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by Jennine Capó Crucet

Unclassifiable and unforgettable. Full review >

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by Magdalena Zyzak

Funny, original, worldly, and very cool. A standout. Full review >

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by Toby Lloyd

A tremendous debut from a strikingly talented new writer. Full review >

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by Douglas Preston

Fast-moving fun and a highly creative plot. Full review >

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by Rachel Khong

Bold, thoughtful, and delicate at once, addressing life’s biggest questions through artfully crafted scenes and characters. Full review >

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by Megan Miranda

Small-town claustrophobia and intimacies alike propel this twist-filled psychological thriller. Full review >

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by Tom Baragwanath

Just the kind of dark, disturbing, gritty, and unusual treat thriller lovers are looking for. Full review >

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by Shubnum Khan

A ghost story, a love story, a mystery—this seductive novel has it all. Full review >

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by Elizabeth Gonzalez James

Mesmerizing and important. Full review >

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by Ronald Drabkin

Strap in for a narrative that demands a suspension of disbelief—and richly rewards it. Full review >

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by Lauren Oyler

A challenging and often eye-opening nonfiction debut. Full review >

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by Tina Nguyen

A sobering, endlessly readable fly-on-the-wall account of creeping fascism. Full review >

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by Salman Rushdie

A graceful meditation on life and death that captures Rushdie at his most observant and lyrical. Full review >

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by Julian Randall

A brilliant essay collection tracing the lives of an Afro-Latino queer poet and his ancestors. Full review >

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