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Jessica Joyce, author of The Ex Vows, discusses why second chance romances is such a juicy trope to write and read about.

Prashanth Srivatsa chats his political fantasy The Spice Gate, the spices he picked, and why he uses indigenous words in the novel.

Tricia Levenseller on The Darkness Within Us, the long-awaited companion novel to The Shadows Between Us.

Julie Soto is known for her romance novel, Forget Me Not, and she's back again with another hit - Not Another Love Song.

Fangirl has been out for 10 years and Rainbow Rowell's YA collection, Scattered Showers, is out in paperback. Here's how you can win copies.

Max Boucherat on why they decided to have two girls as the main characters in The Last Life of Lori Mills, a book about gamers.

HarperFire is doing a reprint of the queen of duology, Rebecca Ross' YA debut, The Queen's Rising. Here's how you can win.

Laura Wood, known for her YA historical fiction, is here to chat her adult debut, Under Your Spell, a heartwarming and fun rom-com.

All over the internet, there are articles on this year’s book to movie/show adaptations but not many are written by actual book lovers.

The Crowns of Nyaxia series has quickly become a BookTok trend but we are here to help you out with the titles and and release dates.

Inspired by today's greatest lyricist, Taylor Swift, Poems for Tortured Souls has everything from folklore, love, heartache, revenge to peace.

Freddie Kölsch on the inspiration behind the title Now, Conjurers and including references from the 90s in her debut.

Superheroes are fun to watch, but the love interests are perhaps more interesting. Helen Comerford chats writing The Love Interest.

Aliya Ali-Afzal on how movies and real life inspired The Big Day, a book about a bride fighting her mother on how the wedding should look.

Tales of the City is a series of books that were originally serialized in the San Francisco Chronicle (books 1-4) and the San Francisco Examiner (book 5) since 1974.