Clyde W. Ford, author of “A High Price for Freedom,” spoke with The Seattle Times about the book’s inspirations, his thoughts on truth and myth and more.

“The Lies that Summon the Night” by Tessonja Odette is a dark romantasy that interrogates the aesthetics of faith and authority.

February’s most-anticipated new paperbacks feature important Black authors and thinkers, and a few romances just in time for Valentine’s Day.

There may be more style than substance in Angela Tomaski’s debut novel, “The Infamous Gilberts,” but it is very stylish, indeed.

Here are this week’s bestsellers from Publishers Weekly.

Here are this week’s bestsellers from Publishers Weekly.

King County Library System Executive Director Heidi Daniel recommends books that have helped her learn more about Black history, culture and lived experience.

“Her Cold Justice,” the third book in Dugoni’s Seattle-set Keera Duggan series, is a high-stakes courtroom drama that feels uncomfortably timely.

Seattle author Heather McBreen chatted with us about her new book, “Sunk in Love,” and its characters.

If you’re looking for a brand-new mystery with a Sherlock Holmes vibe, you are — as the British heroes of two new books might say — spoiled for choices.