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• The Testaments

  Atwood, Margaret, 1939-

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  "Time wounds all heals." The unput-downable sequel to The Handmaid's Tale.

• The Institute

  King, Stephen, 1947-

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  Another awesome novel about the power of the mind against the power of the government. From the master.

• Idaho

  Ruskovich, Emily

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  Beautifully poignant, liltingly written first novel, winner of this year's Dublin Literary Award.

• The Calculating Stars

  Kowal, Mary Robinette, 1969-

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  Great fun - sci-fi about the race to be the first woman in space. Set during an alternate 1950s after a meteorite has struck the Earth; making space colonisation imperative. Winner of this year's Nebula Award.

• Call Me Evie

  Pomare, J. P.

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  A gripping thriller set in Maketu, New Zealand. Who is Evie? Is the man she is travelling with hiding her, or keeping her prisoner? Winner of this year's Ngaio Marsh Award for Best First Novel.

• Doctor Sleep

  a Novel

  King, Stephen, 1947-

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• My Sister, the Serial Killer

  Braithwaite, Oyinkan

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  Ayoola has all the looks, all the luck, and her big sister Korede, to clean up her mess. Will Korede stand by her sister when she sets her fatal sights on the man she loves? Winner of this year's Anthony Award for Best First Novel.

• Good Omens

  the Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch

  Gaiman, Neil, 1960-

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  The funniest apocalypse ever from the pens of beloved, now deceased Terry Pratchett and the colorfully imaginative Neil Gaiman. The forces of good and evil (in the forms of an Angel and a Demon) compete to bring about the end of the world. Or do…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Glass Woman

  Lea, Caroline

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  This book is as beautiful as its cover. Part fantasy, part thriller, you won't be able to put it down until you find out what happened to the first owner of the Glass Woman, and what will happen to the woman who owns it now.

• The Silver Metal Lover

  Lee, Tanith, 1947-2015

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  No list is complete without robots? You won't feel complete without this robot - who surpasses humans so well he is deemed a threat to manhood... <3