The Bullet That Missed by Richard Osman is the gripping third installment in the beloved Thursday Murder Club series — a masterclass in wit, suspense, and charmingly unconventional sleuthing. This time, the Thursday Murder Club tackles a decade-old cold case: the mysterious disappearance of...

The New Consensus by Shehzad Ghias Shaikh transforms the dynamic debates of Pakistan’s leading podcaster into a deeply researched, intellectually charged exploration of Pakistan’s political and historical landscape. Known for his fearless discourse, Shehzad brings his bold, analytical voice to print, unpacking the layers...

We Love You, Bunny by Mona Awad is a wildly imaginative, darkly comic return to the twisted, glittering world of the Bunny-verse. Following her cult classic Bunny, Awad once again proves she’s the reigning queen of fever-dream fiction — where friendship turns feral and...

The Thief of Night by Holly Black is the thrilling, shadow-soaked sequel to her bestselling Book of Night. It plunges readers back into a world where darkness has teeth, secrets are currency, and love itself can become a curse. Charlie Hall, born crooked and...

Story Circle: Letters on Creativity and Friendship is a literary dialogue between poet Fatima Ijaz and novelist Taha Kehar — a heartfelt exchange that captures the pulse of creativity and connection. Across forty-eight letters written over five weeks, the two writers explore art, identity,...

The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is a sharp, fast-paced psychological thriller that dives into the minds of both prodigies and killers. Seventeen-year-old Cassie has an uncanny gift—she can read people from the smallest of clues. But when the FBI recruits her into a...

The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata is a masterclass in slow-burn romance, filled with tension, grit, and heart. Vanessa Mazur thought she was done being the overworked assistant to the silent, ungrateful football legend Aiden Graves. She had plans—big ones—and none...

Jadugaro Ki Duniya by Clark Ashton Smith opens a portal to strange lands filled with wizards, curses, and creatures born from the edge of dreams. Known for his lush prose and haunting imagination, Smith paints worlds where ancient magic reigns and human folly meets...

Does It Hurt? by H.D. Carlton is a gripping, storm-soaked descent into obsession, revenge, and survival. The story follows a runaway woman haunted by her past and a man, Enzo Vitale, who lures her into his world with a vengeance burning beneath his calm...

Where’s Molly by H.D. Carlton is a chilling continuation of a world where beauty and brutality coexist. After the haunting events of Haunting Adeline and Hunting Adeline, this story dives even deeper into the abyss—where trauma lingers, secrets rot, and monsters wear human faces....

The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi stands as a timeless guide to the art of strategy, mastery, and self-discipline. Written in 1643 by Japan’s most renowned samurai and undefeated duelist, this classic text delves deep into the psychology of conflict and the...

The Selected Works of Maulana Rumi open a window into the mystical world of one of the greatest poets and spiritual masters of all time. Through his timeless verses from the Masnavi and other works, Rumi guides readers on a profound journey toward divine...

The Shortest History of Economics by Andrew Leigh distills centuries of economic thought into a sharp, engaging narrative that connects complex ideas to the world we live in. From the invention of the plough to the rise of skyscrapers, from Monopoly to modern debates...

A Complete History of the Universe by David Baker takes readers on a breathtaking journey through 13.8 billion years—from the explosive birth of the cosmos to the complex realities of modern life. With a rare blend of scientific precision and narrative clarity, Baker condenses...

The Art of Being Alone by Aanchal Kapur isn’t just a self-help book—it’s a manifesto for self-liberation. Through raw honesty and lived experience, the author dismantles the fear of loneliness that society plants in us from childhood. She invites readers to see solitude not...

A Study in Drowning: The Final Chapter by Ava Reid brings readers back to the mesmerizing Dark Academia Fantasy world where myth and madness intertwine. Effy and Preston return for one last haunting journey—where dreams blur with reality, love becomes perilous, and the line...

A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a heartwarming Classic Children’s Literature masterpiece that tells the story of Sara Crewe, a young girl whose world changes overnight. Once surrounded by luxury and love, Sara’s life takes a turn when tragedy strikes, and she...

Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson is a timeless tale of courage, betrayal, and survival set in the rugged highlands of Scotland. The novel follows young David Balfour, whose treacherous uncle schemes to steal his inheritance and has him kidnapped and sold into slavery. What...

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll remain timeless masterpieces that whisk readers into a world where logic bends, time stalls, and nonsense reigns supreme. Born from a story told on a “golden afternoon” in 1862 to amuse young Alice...

Among the Burning Flowers by Samantha Shannon marks a breathtaking return to the world of The Priory of the Orange Tree, revealing the fiery origins of the dragon wars that shaped its legendary universe. Set in Yscalin—a land of sunlight and lavender now on...