All Books

Malachi Constant is the richest man in America, living proof that God favours the fortunate. He is then recruited into a Martian army, loses his memory, survives a pointless war on Earth, and winds up on Titan. The cosmic joke at the centre of The Sirens of Titan asks whether human history is meaningful or merely convenient — and the answer is bleak and funny in equal measure.

Isaac Bashevis Singer's masterful novel of seventeenth-century Poland. Jacob, a Jewish scholar enslaved after a massacre, falls in love with Wanda, the gentile woman who owns him, in a profound story of faith, forbidden love, and moral struggle by the Nobel laureate.

Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind's definitive account of the rise and catastrophic fall of Enron. Through deep reporting, they trace how a celebrated energy giant became one of the largest corporate frauds in history, exposing the hubris, deception, and complicity that brought it down.

Palestinian terrorists acquire a nuclear device and plant it at the Super Bowl. CIA Deputy Director Jack Ryan must identify the threat and prevent detonation while the world's superpowers are being manipulated toward confrontation. Clancy's most complex thriller works across multiple continents, governments, and ideologies simultaneously.

Jared Diamond's first major popular book asks what makes humans unique among the great apes — examining language, art, agriculture, drugs, and genocide as distinctly human traits — and what our evolutionary history predicts about our future.

Carter and Sadie have three days to find the three sections of the Book of Ra and awaken the sun god before the chaos serpent Apophis escapes his prison. Racing against a countdown across multiple continents, the Kane siblings fight gods, demons, and each other's stubborn pride.

Tenar is taken from her family as a young child to become the High Priestess of the Tombs of Atuan — a buried labyrinth serving nameless, ancient powers. Her world is enclosed, complete, and entirely certain. Then Ged the wizard breaks in, and Tenar must decide whether to kill him or help him — and what that choice means for everything she has been.

In Money, Mississippi — the town where Emmett Till was murdered — a series of killings leave white supremacists dead alongside the mutilated body of a Black man who keeps disappearing from the morgue. Two Black detectives from the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation investigate while an elderly woman has been recording the names of lynching victims for fifty years.

William de Worde accidentally invents the newspaper in Ankh-Morpork when a chance encounter with dwarfish printers gives him the idea of distributing his letter of city news more widely. Within days he has a press, a staff, and enemies. Someone is trying to frame the Patrician Vetinari, and the Ankh-Morpork Times is the only institution positioned to find out the truth.

Grieving and battered, Apollo arrives at Camp Jupiter as the Roman legion braces for an assault by two undead emperors. Rick Riordan's penultimate Trials of Apollo book is a war story full of sacrifice, courage, and a fallen god learning what it means to be human.

Four characters navigate love, fidelity, and the weight of existence against the backdrop of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Prague, in Kundera's most celebrated philosophical novel.

A classic personal finance guide told as a story about three young people who receive financial wisdom from their town's wealthy barber, covering saving, investing, and insurance.

Henry Worsley, a British explorer obsessed with Ernest Shackleton, attempts to be the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unsupported — and does not survive the attempt.

The Turbin family in Kiev during the winter of 1918-1919, when the city changed hands multiple times between the Bolsheviks, the German-backed Hetmanate, and Petliura's forces. Bulgakov's first novel is the closest to autobiography — the family is his own, and the account of a cultivated Russian family facing the dissolution of their world is rendered with a warmth and grief the later work deliberately suppresses.

Jude holds the power behind the throne, controlling the High King she placed there — but court intrigue and her impossible feelings for Cardan threaten everything she has built.

Health psychologist Kelly McGonigal distills the science of self-control from her popular Stanford course, presenting research-based strategies for strengthening willpower and understanding why it fails.

Essex County Prosecutor Paul Copeland has carried the mystery of his sister's disappearance at summer camp for twenty years. When a corpse surfaces that appears to be her supposed killer — still alive until recently — every assumption unravels.

The second MaddAddam Trilogy novel — Toby and Ren, former members of the God's Gardeners environmental cult, survive the waterless flood that destroyed civilization. Their stories run parallel to the events of Oryx and Crake, seen from a different angle.

Ten years ago, fifteen-year-old Ellie Mack disappeared. Her mother Laurel has never recovered. When Laurel starts dating a charming widower named Floyd and meets his young daughter — who looks eerily like Ellie — the questions she buried begin to surface. A domestic thriller about obsessive love, missing daughters, and the families we construct from grief.

Tadeusz Borowski's devastating Auschwitz stories. Drawn from his own survival in the camps, these unflinching tales depict a world where the will to live overrides all compassion, and prisoners eat, work, and sleep yards from where others are murdered — a masterwork of Holocaust literature.

Three veterans of the First World War try to build ordinary lives in the Weimar Republic while Nazi violence rises around them, and one of them falls in love with a woman dying of tuberculosis. Remarque's most romantic novel is also his most political — the personal tenderness and the historical catastrophe are inseparable, and the love story is written with the knowledge of what is coming.

The second Witcher novel and the fourth book in the saga. As war gathers and a coup splits the Wizards' Guild, Geralt and Yennefer try to protect Ciri — until a night of betrayal scatters them all and changes the series forever.

Chaol Westfall and Nesryn Faliq travel to the Southern Continent to seek an alliance with the Khagan of the Southern Continent — and to find healers who might restore Chaol's ability to walk. What they discover in the Torre Cesme will change everything they thought they knew about the war.

A Hollywood film producer is found shot dead in the trunk of his Rolls-Royce in the hills above Mulholland Drive. The method — two bullets, body in the trunk — is a classic mob signature. Bosch's investigation pulls him from the Hollywood entertainment industry into the organized crime networks of Las Vegas.