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Multi-genre author, Krista Cagg, has signed on with Chaos Publications, her three titles, The Milan Job,Hunting Grounds, and ConFusion, all scheduled to release in 2023. The Milan Job, a steampunk novel, will release in early July, followed by Hunting Grounds, a cosmic horror novel scheduled to release in August. ConFusion, Cagg’s debut contemporary romance novel, will close out the foreseeable publication schedule in late-September.

Memoir enthusiasts and true crime fans have reason to be excited for this week's non-fiction book releases as we welcome a slew of new non-fiction releases. Laura Dern and her mom, actress Diane Ladd, headline a list of non-fiction books hitting shelves on April 25. So let's dive into this week's new non-fiction books!

Looking for the best new reads to add to your bookshelf? Look no further than these five new novels coming out on April 25. From heartwarming stories of rekindled friendships to thrilling mysteries and action-packed adventures, this collection of new releases has something for every reader.

Get ready to dive into Hollywood or escape reality with new books that are released into the wild this week. The acting mother-daughter duo of Laura Dern and Diane Ladd have a memoir, "Honey, Baby, Mine," hitting shelves. It's a heartwarming memoir about their mother-daughter relationship on and off the screen, just in time for Mother's Day.

BookBuzz brings readers some top new book releases each week. This week's list includes a historical cozy mystery by USA Today Best-selling author Magda Alexander, a paranormal time travel romance by Josie Malone and a mystery thriller from author Lisa Towles.

Danielle Steel headlines this week’s new book releases with High Stakes, her 190-something published book. The 74-year-old Steel is the fourth-bestselling author who said in 2019 that she writes for 20-22 hours a day.

Sarah J. Maas and Marlon James lead a banner week for fantasy fiction fans as both release much-anticipated new books. Maas releases the latest in her Crescent City series, while James’s new title is the second in his Dark Star trilogy.

This week, Francine Rivers returns a new novel that returns Rivers’ fans to familiar territory: a historical romance set in 18th century California. Joining Rivers’ new book, The Lady’s Mine, in this week’s new releases is a new novel by Jonathan Kellerman and a short story collection by up-and-coming writer Dantiel W. Moniz.

It’s fitting that Anne Rice’s latest, and perhaps last, novel, Ramses the Damned: The Reign of Osiris, focuses on immortality. Rice passed away in Dec., but she returns to bookshelves with her latest collaboration with her son, Christopher Rice. The Reign of Osiris is a follow-up to the duo’s 2017 novel, Ramses the Damned: The Passion of Cleopatra.

Tochi Onyebuchi published his first novel this week, Goliath, a futuristic story that tries to tell us something about our present. This week, Fiona Davis is also out with a new novel, The Magnolia Place. And John Darnielle and Marie Benedict are releasing new books, too.

Hanya Yanagihara headlines an impressive list of books coming out on Jan. 11, 2022. Yanagihara’s newest novel, To Paradise, is her first since 2015’s A Little Life. That novel was shortlisted for a Booker Prize and received critical acclaim.

New York Times bestselling author Colleen Hoover is out this week with her latest book, Reminders of Him. Hoover is a young-adult romance writer whose titles include 2013’s Hopeless and 2020’s Heart Bones. A summary of Reminders of Him is below.

The New Girl(via TheFictionAddiction.com) Author Jesse Q Sutanto is back with more secrets, more murder, and more delicious Indonesian food in The New Girl. Teenage track star Lia Setiawan gets a scholarship to an upscale prep school, and quickly discovers Draycott Academy is full of typical mean rich girls, nasty teachers, and the intense pressure to keep her scholarship. There’s a Gossip Girl-style rumor app, Draycott Dirt, full of catty backstabbing and just generally mean commentary on everyone at the school. All anonymous, of course, but you can figure out who absolutely hates Lia for bumping her spot on the track team. Fortunately for Lia, there’s also a certain handsome Indo classmate, who seems to like her a lot.