9 Bestsellers You Didn't Know You Would Like

by Haruki Murakami ; translated by Philip Gabriel

Another tour de force from Japan’s greatest living novelist. Full review >

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by Liane Moriarty

Deservedly popular Moriarty invigorates the tired social-issue formula of women’s fiction through wit, good humor, sharp... Full review >

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by Diana Gabaldon

Gabaldon works a successful formula, with few surprises but plenty of devices. And yes, there’s room for a sequel—or 10. Full review >

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by Amy Bloom

Bloom enlivens her story with understated humor as well as offbeat and unforgettable characters. Despite a couple of... Full review >

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by Ben Macintyre

Gripping and as well-crafted as an episode of Smiley’s People, full of cynical inevitability, secrets, lashings of whiskey... Full review >

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by John W. Dean

Essential to anyone’s library of Nixoniana. Full review >

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by Jojo Moyes

Moyes has mastered the art of likable, not terribly memorable, but far from simple-minded storytelling. Full review >

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by Gayle Forman

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by Sue Monk Kidd

Kidd’s portrait of white slave-owning Southerners is all the more harrowing for showing them as morally complicated, while... Full review >

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