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Jackie Lau’s favourite Asian-Canadian romance novels
Romance novelist Jackie Lau shares some of her favourite romance books by Canadian authors featuring Asian characters.
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Books like The Outsiders
Loved The Outsiders? We think you'll enjoy these just as much.
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Beyond the airport bookstore: books to get you to your destination
Whether you're packing for your trip or sitting at the gate, we've put together a can't-miss list of books that thousands of readers have loved.
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Mysteries and thrillers by Black authors
From action-packed crime novels and whodunits to social thrillers and historical mysterious, Black authors are out here absolutely killing it when it comes to suspense in all its forms.
New Releases
68 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out August 9 - 22, 2022
New releases out August 9 - 22, including James Patterson on Princes Di & her boys, a classic Star Wars romance, and the sequel/prequel to the movie Heat.
Kobo in Conversation Podcast
Ben Mezrich's wild ride
We spoke with bestselling non-fiction thriller writer Ben Mezrich for the TIFA:MOTIVE Crime & Mystery Festival about his new novel, The Midnight Ride.
Author Interviews
Sonya Singh, author of Sari, Not Sari
Sonya Singh is a former entertainment reporter turned communications professional; her debut novel is the romantic comedy Sari, Not Sari.
Author Interviews
Samantha M. Bailey, author of Watch Out for Her
Samantha M. Bailey is a journalist, freelance editor, and novelist. Watch Out for Her is her second novel.
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The greatest war novels of all time
War has been a topic of fiction for centuries. Here are some of the best novels written on the topic of war in the last 100 years.
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Fiona Barton on plunging into the unknown
We spoke with journalist and thriller writer Fiona Barton about striking out in a new direction in her new crime novel, Local Gone Missing.
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Enemies-to-lovers romances
If you love relationships that toe the love/hate line, you’ll find something you can’t stop reading here.