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We’ve rounded up the hottest reads of the year to entertain you through the hottest months of the year.

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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with novelist Jon Hickey, author of Big Chief—a story of politics, power, and belonging among a fictional Indigenous community.

An Indigenous reconciliation how-to, Kennedy Ryan might get enough, Joe Abercrombie's demonic holy quest, and Michael Connelly's new detective.

From memoir and historical nonfiction to crime novels and 20th-century classics, this sampling of the best books set in Italy has something for everyone.

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If you've come seeking more enchanting fantasy romance novels like A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas, look no further.

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