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“Never Let Me Go” is one of the most famous novels by Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro. It is a subtle, emotional, and deeply tragic story that is often described as a “gentle dystopia.”
"Siege and Storm" by Leigh Bardugo is the continuation of a fantasy epic exploring the eternal struggle between light and darkness. The protagonist faces formidable new enemies, harrowing trials, and a burgeoning power that holds the potential to either save the world or leave it in ruins.
“Weyward” by Emily Hart is a powerful debut novel that blends elements of magical realism, historical drama, and gothic thriller. It is a story of female strength, a connection to nature, and the struggle against patriarchal oppression throughout the ages.
"Body Double" is a medical mystery and psychological thriller by American author Tess Gerritsen, marking the fourth installment in her acclaimed Rizzoli & Isles series featuring detective Jane Rizzoli and medical examiner Maura Isles.
“White Fang” is one of the most famous adventure novels by American author Jack London, published in 1906. The story takes place during the Gold Rush in the late 19th century in the harsh wilderness of the Canadian Yukon Territory.
“Mexican Gothic” is a bestseller by Canadian author Sylvia Moreno-García, who is of Mexican descent, published in 2020. It is an atmospheric horror novel that skillfully weaves together the classic traditions of Gothic literature with Mexican culture and history.
“19 Steps” (Nineteen Steps) is the debut historical novel by renowned British actress Millie Bobby Brown (star of the TV series “Stranger Things” and the “Enola Holmes” films), published in 2023. The book was co-written with author Kathleen McGurl and is based on the true family story of Millie’s grandmother, who survived one of the most horrific civilian tragedies in Great Britain during World War II.
“The Ministry of Time” by Kalian Bradley is a captivating novel in which the science of time travel intertwines with history and romance. The book tells the story of a government experiment that transports people from the past to the present day, and the unexpected consequences of such an intervention
Elena Ferrante’s *The Lying Life of Adults* is a psychological novel about coming of age, the search for one’s own identity, and complex family relationships. It is the story of a teenager discovering the contradictory world of adults and learning to see the truth behind beautiful words.
Kemal Yilmaz’s *Eleftheria from Istanbul* is a moving historical novel about a great love between a Turkish man and a Greek woman set against the backdrop of dramatic events in Istanbul in the mid-20th century. It is a story about the power of feelings that can withstand the trials of time, prejudice, and historical upheavals.
Michael Cunningham’s *A Home at the Edge of the World* is a poignant novel about friendship, love, family, and the search for one’s place in the world. It is the story of people whose lives intertwine over many years, forcing them to rethink their relationships, their losses, and the true meaning of home.
“This Is How You Lose the Time War” is a science fiction epistolary novel co-written by Amal El-Mokhtar and Max Gladstone in 2019. The book won the prestigious Hugo, Nebula, and Locus Awards.
Genevieve Graham’s book *Letters Across the Sea* is a historical novel about love, friendship, and human resilience set against the backdrop of the Great Depression and World War II. The story shows how war, anti-Semitism, and social upheaval affect the lives of ordinary people.
“Lord of Light” is a science fiction novel by Roger Zelazny in which a distant human colony has transformed into a society where the rulers present themselves as gods of the Hindu pantheon. The protagonist, Sam, opposes their rule and fights for the freedom and progress of humanity.
