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Best books from Penguin Random House

Explore a curated list of top books published by Penguin Random House, a leading global publisher. Discover a diverse range of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, thrillers, romance, and more. This ranking highlights the most popular, critically acclaimed, and best-selling books from Penguin Random House's extensive catalog, perfect for avid readers and those looking for their next great read. Find award-winning authors and captivating stories that will keep you turning the pages.

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    The Shadow (Dark Verse, 5)

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    The fifth installment of the viral "Dark Verse" saga, released on January 15, 2026, is a dark romance featuring mafia, passion, and redemption. It's a highly anticipated continuation for fans of RuNyx's intense and visceral stories.

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    The Boyfriend

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    This domestic psychological thriller is one of Penguin Random House's most anticipated new releases for the first quarter of 2026. It offers an addictive pace and unexpected twists, ideal for lovers of emotional suspense.

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    Direbound. Wolf Soul

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    • Humans and wolves forge unbreakable bonds

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    This romantasy novel, released on January 29, 2026, is an addictive read featuring humans and dire wolves fighting for survival. It includes popular tropes like "he trains her" and "found family," making it very appealing.

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    The God and the Gumiho (The Thread of Destiny, 1)

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    • Sly and dazzling contemporary fantasy

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    Inspired by Korean mythology, this urban fantasy novel, released on February 19, 2026, offers an "enemies to lovers" plot with action, humor, and a vibrant Asian aesthetic. It's a strong contender in K-romantasy.

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    Wolf.E. The Wolf and the Hummingbird

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    This romance, published on February 5, 2026, is set in a biker club and is full of adrenaline and desire. It includes popular tropes like age gap and "insta lust," ideal for dark romance fans.

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    Dove. The Axe and the Dove

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    The first book in the "Massacre Trilogy," released on March 17, 2026, intertwines love and crime with two serial killers falling in love. Its dark humor and romantic tension make it an intense and entertaining read.

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    Land

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    • Explores themes of separation, reunion, tragedy, recovery, colonization, and rebellion

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    From the award-winning author of "Hamnet," this 2026 historical novel promises a captivating story set in Ireland, exploring themes of separation, reunion, and survival with elements of mystery and fantasy.

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    The Midnight Train

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    • Gentle and quietly profound

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    From the acclaimed author of "The Midnight Library," this 2026 novel is a magical love story and time-travel narrative. It is expected to be a poignant and reflective work about life and decisions.

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    Half His Age

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    • Startlingly perceptive

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    From the best-selling author of "I'm Glad My Mom Died," this January 2026 novel is provocative, funny, and exciting. It addresses contemporary themes such as sex, consumerism, and intimacy in the digital age.

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    The Penultimate Hour

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    Salman Rushdie's return to fiction in January 2026 is one of the year's most anticipated releases. From an internationally renowned author, it promises a work of great literary impact.

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    Ink and Blood

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    This new novel in Spanish by Han Kang, Nobel Prize in Literature 2024, is released in January 2026. It is a work by a laureate author that guarantees depth and literary quality.

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    The Blind Army

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    • Piercing portrayal of lives upended by war

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    Winner of the prestigious Alfaguara Novel Prize 2026, this work by David Toscana is one of the year's essential reads. Its recognition ensures great literary quality and relevance in the current landscape.

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    The Hunger Games 5. Dawn on the Harvest

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    The fifth installment of Suzanne Collins' acclaimed saga is a highly anticipated release for 2025/2026. It continues the popular science fiction series, attracting both new readers and longtime fans.

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    The Revolutionary Heart of the World

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    • Collection of 15 brand new stories

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    Winner of the Tusquets Narrative Prize in 2025, this epic set amidst anti-capitalist terrorism of the seventies is a work of great literary and social relevance.

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    London Falling

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    • Spellbinding account of a family

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    From the best-selling and award-winning author of "Say Nothing," this 2026 non-fiction work is a fascinating account of a family devastated by a secret life in London's criminal underworld.

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    A Hymn to Life

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    • Inspires change, compassion and courage

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    These memoirs by Gisèle Pelicot, with a Spanish edition in February 2026, are a powerful testament to survival and resilience. Her story of sexual abuse moved the world and generated a wave of solidarity.

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    All That Was Lived. Triumphs, Defeats, and Learnings

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    The first memoirs of the former Duke of Palma, published in February 2026, are generating great anticipation. They offer a personal perspective on his life and the events surrounding him, promising revelations and reflections.

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    The Score: How to Stop Playing Somebody Else's Game

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    This philosophical work from January 2026 offers a sharp look at how games, metrics, and scoring systems shape our values. It is a profound reflection on the externalization of meaning.

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    Ctrl + Alt + Chaos: How Teenage Hackers Hijack the Internet

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    • Eye-opening wake-up call to a growing digital threat

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    This "true crime" book from January 2026 offers an immersive look at the global rise of teenage hackers. It explores the "darknet" and its key players, revealing a current and concerning phenomenon in the digital world.