- The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street, Karina Yan Glaser
- Life and other inconveniences, a novel, Kristan Higgins
- The talented Mr. Varg, Alexander McCall Smith
- Ink and bone, the great library, Rachel Caine
- Mary Toft ; or, The rabbit queen, a novel, by Dexter Palmer
- The 49th mystic, by Ted Dekker
- Three-ring circus, Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the crazy years of the Lakers dynasty, Jeff Pearlman
- The intelligence trap, why smart people make dumb mistakes, David Robson
- Grandpa's great escape, by David Walliams
- Upon a burning throne, Ashok K. Banker
- The motive, why so many leaders abdicate their most important responsibilities, Patrick Lencioni
- Spring, Ali Smith
- The sea lion, by Cynthia Rylant
- The age of living machines, how biology will build the next technology revolution, Susan Hockfield
- Afterlife, a novel, Julia Alvarez
- Feel better fast and make it last, unlock your brain's healing potential to overcome negativity, anxiety, anger, stress, and trauma, Daniel G. Amen, M.D
- The western wind, Samantha Harvey
- Witch's oath, a novella, Terry Goodkind
- The precipice, existential risk and the future of humanity, Toby Ord
- The rebel, Gerald Brandt
- Hidden peril, Irene Hannon
- Purls and poison, Anne Canadeo
- The sinners, Ace Atkins
- Desolation Road, Christine Feehan
- In deep, the FBI, the CIA, and the truth about America's "deep state", David Rohde
- Radical uncertainty, decision-making beyond the numbers, John Kaye and Mervyn King
- Analogia, the emergence of technology beyond programmable control, George Dyson
- The second founding, how the Civil War and Reconstruction remade the Constitution, Eric Foner
- Winter, Karl Ove Knausgaard
- I'm your emotional support animal, navigating our all woke, no joke culture, Adam Carolla
- Liquid rules, the delightful and dangerous substances that flow through our lives, Mark Miodownik
- 36 righteous men, Steven Pressfield
- Summer, Karl Ove Knausgaard ; translated by Ingvild Burkey
- The Department of Sensitive Crimes, Alexander McCall Smith
- Woman at 1,000 degrees, a novel, Hallgrímur Helgason
- Barbary station, R.E. Stearns
- Some choose darkness, Charlie Donlea
- How to manage your money when you don't have any, Erik Wecks
- The testament of Harold's wife, a novel, Lynne Hugo
- Once a wolf, the science behind our dogs' astonishing genetic evolution, Bryan Sykes
- Twenty-one days, a Daniel Pitt novel, Anne Perry
- Kopp sisters on the march, Amy Stewart
- One fatal flaw, Anne Perry
- In at the deep end, a novel, Kate Davies
- Abandoned, W. Michael Gear
- Surrender, Joan Johnston
- How to raise successful people, simple lessons for radical results, Esther Wojcicki ; foreword by Susan, Janet, and Anne Wojcicki
- The sky-blue wolves, S.M. Stirling
- These truths, a history of the United States, Jill Lepore
- Lucky you, by Carl Hiaasen