A survival story like no other on faith and humanity.

As the year draws to an end and winter closes in, curling up with a good book under a plaid throw is a beautiful way to soak up the comfort and magic of December.

A secret society's discussions of revenge turn real as a murder shakes Cambridge to its core.

When the power of silence shrouds a riveting tale of hidden secrets and untold truths.

Secrets lurk in the shadows of the Prohibition era, where the bonds of family and sisterhood are tested.

Peels back layers of deception in a tale of psychological manipulation as dark pasts collide within power dynamics.

What better way to get into the chilling spirit than delving into a scary story?

A stunning reimagining of Circe harnessing her power and forging her own path through a world of magic and myth.

A lyrical retelling of Achilles' epic tale told through the eyes of his beloved Patroclus.

A captivating and poignant tale of the Western frontier, now a major motion picture starring Tom Hanks.

Join the club to discover how far self-discipline and grit can get you in life.

Love isn’t all champagne and bubbles, that we know. How do we decide if we should hang on or if the aftermath is really all there is left?

Dandelions and prosthetics take on an ominous note in this gothic thriller that offers an uncanny balance between dark secrets and the grace of vulnerability.

An undisputed literary classic, To Kill a Mockingbird is based upon Lee’s own experiences growing up in Alabama and broaches the topic of racial discrimination.

Written by crime fighter turned crime writer Isabella Maldonado, the Nina Guerrera series revolves around dark serial killers and its namesake as the heroine.

Read about the legendary heroine Nancy Wake, a socialite-turned-spy of World War II — Hélène is just one of the many code names Nancy donned throughout the war.

What do the book’s protagonist, The Good Doctor’s Shaun Murphy and Bones’ Temperance Brennan have in common?

Although being one of the most banned classics in history that even played a role in the murder of John Lennon, the book remains a remarkable coming-of-age novel, full of rebellion and teenage angst.

A short dystopian thriller, the novel is spun from the roots of 5 even shorter stories. A sharp warning against authoritarianism, a reminder that ideas and knowledge only thrive by allowing them to flow freely.

The Cafe on the Edge of the World is a short and easy read centred around three questions: Why are you here? Do you fear death? Are you fulfilled?