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Just when you think you know someone, everything changes in Riley Sager's new thriller, which borrows a page from Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window."       

“The Ghosts of Denver: Capitol Hill,” by Phil Goodstein (New Social Publications) Ghosts of Denver: Capitol Hill (New Social Publications) Flipping through Phil Goodstein’s “The Ghosts of Denver: Capitol Hill,” you can’t help but ask, “Where did this guy get all his information?” The book is crammed with thousands of names, addresses and dates.

Kenny Loggins - folk-pop troubadour and '80s soundtrack czar - shares tales of working with Michael McDonald, Jim Messina in memoir, 'Still Alright.'       

There's no excuse not to read a queer book this Pride Month with so many great new LGBTQ books on the shelves, including rom-coms, YA and memoirs.       

This week's best sellers list includes James Patterson, an author with more than 10 books on the list and an elderly pug.       

Author Linda Holmes returns with a love story that makes us rethink our ideas about relationships       

Don't wait till Halloween for the creepy tomes. Whether you're at the beach or around the campfire, here are 10 new horror books to read this summer.       

Grisham's "Sparring Partners" brings back Grisham fan-favorite Jake Brigance, and David Sedaris gets personal again in "Happy-Go-Lucky."       

USA TODAY staff read a slate of new rom-coms for June. Here are our favorites, including Lauren Ho's "Lucie Yi Is Not a Romantic."       

From the dystopian to the speculative, from action-packed to horror, here are Afrofuturism books and anthologies to add to your reading list.       

"Magic Mike" star Channing Tatum is back with a new children's book inspired by his daughter, "Sparkella Makes a Plan" - but does she think it's cool?       

Actor Colton Haynes describes writing his book, "Miss Memory Lane," as "the hardest thing I've ever done." But it helped him rediscover his true self.       

Here's everything you need to know about hosting a virtual book club, from how to moderate to which books to pick.       

Fans of Andy Weir's "The Martian" should pick up a copy of David Yoon's new post-apocalyptic survival tale, "City of Orange."       

Denver Noir (Akashic Books) “Denver Noir,” edited by Cynthia Swanson (Akashic Books) Denver has a dark side.  And more than a dozen local authors are telling you all about it. “Denver Noir” is one of 100 “Noir” books put out by Akashic Books. They range from Istanbul to Wall Street to New Orleans (which has two.) This is Denver’s first, and some of Colorado’s top authors have contributed to it. Among the best is “Northside Nocturne” by Manuel Ramos, whose own series of noir books is set in North Denver. Like Ramos’ other writings, “Nocturne” has a strong sense of place.