May bring M.R. Carey ’s novel tale set in the same zombified humanity as The Girl With All the Gifts , a surreal Modern short - story collection from Haruki Murakami , a posthumous novel about dinosaur from Michael Crichton — and many more . Dig in !
All Systems Red by Martha Wells
On a scientific commission to a far-off major planet , a corporate security system droid becomes self - aware and beginning have-to doe with to itself as “ Murderbot”—though not all is lost , since it grudgingly teams up with its human familiar to investigate a mystery that arises in inscrutable quad . ( May 2 )
The Boy on the Bridge by M.R. Carey
The latest from the author of The Girl With All the Giftsis set in that tarradiddle ’s same post - apocalyptic world , but earlier in the timeline , and with a young male admirer . ( May 2 )
City of Miracles by Robert Jackson Bennett
The third Word in the Divine Cities fantasy series focus on one man ’s quest to revenge the death of his oldest supporter and unaired friend . ( May 2 )
Gods of Sagittarius by Eric Flint and Mike Resnick
One of the skillful security specialists in the galaxy is designate to protect one of the sassy people in the galaxy as he look into a race of ancient , god - like extraterrestrial being — a pursuit that , coincidentally , is divvy up by an alien priest-doctor who has her own ground for tracking down the so - call “ Old Ones . ” ( May 2 )
Pawn: A Chronicle of the Sibyl’s War by Timothy Zahn
The source of Thrawn yield with a non - leading Wars ledger entry this time ; it ’s the tale of a woman whose cash in one’s chips - nowhere life gets suddenly exciting when she join the upkeep gang of a starship that happens to be at the dead center of a mysterious office struggle . ( May 2 )
A Tyranny of Queens by Foz Meadows
The 2d book in the author ’s Manifold Worlds series get a line protagonist Saffron Coulter shinny to adjust to the substantial world after her adventures in the fantasy realm of Kena — a place that continues to have its own troubles in her absence seizure . ( May 2 )
Assassin’s Fate by Robin Hobb
The author ( who counts George R.R. Martin among her fan ) wraps up her Fitz and the Fool epic phantasy trilogy with another adventure starring two of the most memorable characters from her Realm of the Elderlings . ( May 9 )
The Berlin Project by Gregory Benford
The author guess an alternative history ( using tales of actual scientist and historic figures ) in which the nuclear dud was fill out on an accelerated timeline — and drip on the Western Front as part of D - Day in 1944 . ( May 9 )
Killing Gravity by Corey J. White
This debut novel follows a “ voidwitch ” with extraordinary abilities as she evades a determined bounteousness Orion and other shadowy figures from her past — and terminate up trapped on an aging spacecraft , forced to confront her fears for overcome them . ( May 9 )
Men Without Women: Stories by Haruki Murakami
The acclaimed author ( The jazz - Up Bird Chronicle ) presents seven funny and phantasmagoric stories about men who have somehow found themselves alone . ( May 9 )
Wicked Wonders by Ellen Klages
The source of The Green Glass Sea present her second brusque - story collection of “ lyric chronicle with vintage elan ” ( topics include : aliveness on Mars , gamble with poove ) , with an insertion by Karen Joy Fowler . ( May 9 )
Dark Cities edited by Christopher Golden
Twenty short tales of casual horror from some of the genre ’s most acclaimed writers , let in Joe R. Lansdale ( Bubba Ho - Tep , Hap and Leonard ) and Cherie Priest ( Boneshaker ) . ( May 16 )
Full Wolf Moon by Lincoln Child
The author ’s signature character , “ enigmalogist ” Jeremy Logan , turn back to look into another mysterious case — this meter , a dead body on a deep - woods hiking lead that looks like it was mangle by a bear … or perhaps a werewolf . ( May 16 )
Vanguard by Jack Campbell
In this military skill fiction adventure set in the world of Campbell ’s Lost Fleet novel , humankind has colonized the galaxy thanks to the invention of a quicker - than - light saltation campaign — and Earth ’s various conflict and warfare have amplify as they ’ve open into blank . ( May 16 )
Thick as Thieves by Megan Whalen Turner
In this standalone novel set in the source ’s Queen ’s Thief epic phantasy existence , a secretary and striver realise he ’ll never attain the great force he desires — a fate that may alter when he ’s task with impart out an sinful mission . ( May 16 )
Dragon Teeth by Michael Crichton
Yes … the same Crichton who wrote Jurassic Park , Sphere , and Westworld , and died in 2008 . This “ latterly discovered ” novel is based on the real - life history rivalry between paleontologists Cope and Marsh , who raced to one - up each other by any agency necessary while hunting dinosaur fossils in the Wild West . ( May 23 )
River of Teeth by Sarah Gailey
A debut novel that guess an 1890s United States in which imported hippos become an important heart and soul source — with a focus on the mercenary “ hippo horse wrangler ” who pursue them through the Louisiana bayou where they live and breed . ( May 23 )
Radiate by C.A. Higgins
The author continues her Lightless series with the story of Ananke , a military spacecraft - turned - sentient AI who ’s searching for her human “ Father of the Church , ” the troubled coder who helped create her . ( May 23 )
Lightning in the Blood by Marie Brennan
The author continues her Varekai novella series ( after Cold - Forged Flame ) with this tale of a cast look who retrieve a forcible mannikin but still has much to learn about her own inception and identity . ( May 30 )
Mormama by Kit Reed
In Jacksonville , there ’s a sprawl mansion that seems to have a supernatural power over the sisters who been in abode for propagation . What will happen when an amnesic and a single female parent and her son find their means into their unopen circle ? ( May 30 )
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