Say Nothing
The long-unsolved murder of a Belfast widow is the dark gateway into Patrick Radden Keefe’s portrait of terror, secrets and…
Anna Mundow
Anna Mundow, a longtime contributor to The Irish Times and The Boston Globe, has written for The Guardian, The Washington Post, and The New York Times, among other publications.
The Border
Don Winslow concludes the epic drug-trade trilogy he began in “The Power of the Dog,” and his stories have never…
A Legacy of Spies
The master of the Cold War spy thriller returns to the aftermath of one of his classic works, and to…
The Noise of Time
In Julian Barnes’s new novel, the Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich collects Soviet honors while dreading the tap on the shoulder…
The Story of the Lost Child
Elena Ferrante’s enthralling Neapolitan quartet comes to a close with a novel that closes the circle opened in “My Brilliant…
The Whites
After midnight, an NYPD sergeant and his crew enter the underworld’s lowest depths. Anna Mundow reviews the latest from the…
The Revenant: a Novel of Revenge
Left for dead, a trapper pursues the men who abandoned him.
The Paying Guests
The author of Fingersmith and The Little Stranger returns to London’s mean streets in her latest work of quiet excellence.
The Stories of Jane Gardam
Jane Gardam may be the most celebrated writer that many readers barely know. Two major prizes greeted her first collection…
All the Birds, Singing
A stranger’s arrival disturbs a sheep farm’s isolation.
The Luminaries
A death and a disappearance in a New Zealand mining town set off a mystery of epic proportions.
Claire of the Sea Light
In a small Haitian town, the question of a young girl’s fate hangs in the balance.
Death Comes to Pemberley
A murder mystery set in the world of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
The Poison Tree
A chilling tale of crimeand consequences set amid the pleasure-seekers of 1990s London.
Three Stations
Arkady Renko, the hero of Gorky Park, fights age and a corrupt Moscow in a dark thriller.
Wolf Hall
Hilary Mantel brings the intrigue of the Tudor court to life — through the mind of one of its most…
Sea of Poppies
A polyglot adventure, set against the spectacle and suffering of the East India Company?s reign.