Best Bestsellers Books

Twin sisters Cath and Wren arrive at college as inseparable unit — and Wren immediately tries to separate. Cath retreats into her beloved Simon Snow fan fiction while the real world crowds in.

A fantasy romance set in a war college for dragon riders, following a young woman who must survive her first year among the most dangerous cadets in the world.

Matthew Perry chronicles his rise to fame on Friends and his decades-long battle with alcohol and opioid addiction in a memoir marked by self-lacerating honesty.

Adam Grant challenges the assumption that success requires self-promotion and strategic relationships, showing that the most successful people are often those who focus on giving rather than getting.

On their fifth wedding anniversary, Nick Dunne's wife Amy disappears, and the investigation reveals two people who may be nothing like who they claimed to be.

Nir Eyal presents the Hook Model — a four-step framework for building habit-forming products used by technology companies to create user engagement.

Dublin Murder Squad detective Rob Ryan investigates a child murder in the woods where, as a boy, he survived a mysterious incident that left his two friends vanished and his memory blank.

Nir Eyal, who wrote the book on how technology hooks us, now provides a framework for managing distraction and reclaiming intentional attention.

A powerful and emotionally resonant novel about a young woman navigating a complicated love story that forces her to confront cycles of abuse.

Alex Cross races to catch two serial killers simultaneously — one targeting children in his own Washington DC neighbourhood, another assassinating celebrities in an escalating pattern. Patterson's dual-threat plot is the Alex Cross series at its most propulsive.

In an alternative Napoleonic England where magic was once commonplace, two very different magicians attempt to restore English magic — with dangerous and unforeseen consequences.

Miles Halter leaves home for Culver Creek boarding school in search of a 'Great Perhaps' and finds Alaska Young — dazzling, troubled, and unforgettable.

A sweeping family epic set across one legendary night in 1983 Malibu, tracing the four Riva siblings through their sun-soaked, complicated lives.

A mysterious new shop opens in Castle Rock, Maine — and its proprietor offers every customer exactly what they desire, at a price that will destroy the town.

Kathy H. narrates the story of her childhood at Hailsham boarding school and her adult relationships with Tommy and Ruth — as the nature of their existence as clones destined to donate their organs gradually becomes clear.

Stephen King's first published short story collection, gathering twenty tales of horror ranging from killer trucks and sentient machinery to possessed children and predatory creatures.

Six astronauts aboard the International Space Station complete sixteen orbits of Earth in a single day, confronting mortality, beauty, and what it means to be human.

Organizational psychologist Adam Grant examines how individuals champion new ideas, overcome doubt and fear, and drive change in organizations and society.

Two best friends spend a decade taking annual vacations together until one disastrous trip ends the friendship — and one of them spends years trying to understand what went wrong.

A neuroscientist builds a device that can record and restore memories, effectively allowing people to return to pivotal moments in their lives. But when her technology is weaponized, it threatens to destroy the very fabric of reality — and only a New York detective who has lived through multiple timelines can stop it.

The First Son of the United States and the Prince of Wales are forced into a faux friendship after a scandal — and fall genuinely, complicatedly in love.

A young woman released from prison after a tragic accident tries to reconnect with her daughter and find forgiveness in the small town where everything went wrong.

Johann Hari investigates the global attention crisis — why it's harder to focus than ever — and interviews scientists to identify both the causes and possible solutions.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg investigates the science of extraordinary communicators, discovering a framework of conversation types and the skills that allow people to genuinely connect across difference.