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Kobo staffers share the eBooks and audiobooks they loved in April.

Elly Griffiths' Last Remains, Rainn Wilson's call for revolution, and some helpful thinking on whether we can be fans monstrous people.

Novelist and psychotherapist Matt Cahill recommends some of the best literary psychological thrillers.

Michael spoke with Shelley Read, author of the novel Go as a River, about crafting characters in historical settings and the miracle of writing a first novel.

Mary Higgins Clark wonders where the children are now, Brendan Slocumb returns with another musical mystery, and the doomed story of The Wager.

Novelist Sophie Jai shares her favourite literary novels about family.

These are some of the most highlighted and annotated books on Kobo, where readers have found inspiration, insight, and words worth remembering.

Nathan spoke with Zoe Whittall about her new novel The Fake, a story about a pathological liar, the people she exploits, and why liars are irresistible.

A Kate Morton mystery, tips on friends and growing the f*** up, black holes and black robes, so many memoirs, hope for climate change, and more.

Nelson DeMille is the bestselling author of twenty-two novels, seven of which were #1 New York Times bestsellers.