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Sony launched an excellent e-reader first. Amazon built a reading relationship and won. Yoel Frischoff's Tangibles calls that kind of product a tangible: hardware that software keeps improvi... Read the full review
She crossed an ocean without knowing she had crossed a threshold. In Margarita Yaz’s Lilith: The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds, a young Roman woman steps into a Florida summer and meets a... Read the full review
Carbon Zero opens on a sweltering Fourth of July in Greater Boston and never cools down. One demo, one ambitious intern, one AI that learns too fast, and the world tips. Stanfill’s near-futu... Read the full review
A cramped Miami studio becomes a cathedral in Humberto Mendez's The Labyrinth We Already Walk, and grief becomes a kind of prayer. For Mendez, life is not a maze waiting somewhere ahead of u... Read the full review
The Weapons We're Born With opens on Shara, a street thief born with a power the Nightshade Empire kills for. Brett O'Brien treats power as a weapon already in motion, never a gift: the same... Read the full review
Sticks & Stones is a debut that earns its title before the first chapter ends. Vivian Rage writes with the kind of controlled fury that does not announce itself, and from the opening lin... Read the full review
But For Fortune asks a quiet question that stays with you: how differently might a life unfold across generations? Erin Miller Reid weaves two Kentucky women, decades apart, into a story abo... Read the full review
Holly Furbeck teaches history while strangers still call her a freak. Ten years after a lab accident made cats speak and learn, fear of Genetically Altered cats has only grown. Then a crypti... Read the full review
Home is Amy Smyth Miller's reckoning with a past she spent decades outrunning. A trained counselor and longtime educator, she brings uncommon authority to this memoir of family fracture, com... Read the full review
Vaso Eleftheriou’s Born Again Somewhere, the first part of The Blue Rose Trilogy, holds one idea: the high-stakes world of Black Diamond is already a crossing. An oil empire built on secrets... Read the full review
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