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A running ranking of the year's best books


The Best Books of 2025
A running tally of the books that I have reviewed this year, updated and reranked after each book that I finish. Explore the latest reviews and discover hidden gems with insights from BarlinsBooks, your literary companion for top new releases.

Greg Barlin
Dec 27, 202512 min read


The Correspondent
★★★★★ An innovative character study in which an aging woman's life story is revealed through the letters she writes and receives from a myriad of people.

Greg Barlin
Dec 26, 20254 min read


Broken Country
★★★★★ A small town, a love triangle, a murder, and a trial form the foundation of this twisty, emotional novel set in mid-1900s England.

Greg Barlin
Dec 24, 20254 min read


Atmosphere
★★★★★ Filled with tragedy, perseverance, and love, the novel focuses on the fictional first women in the NASA space program in the early 1980s.

Greg Barlin
Dec 23, 20254 min read


Throwback
★★★★★ Goo's sweet time travel tale sees a 17-year-old from 2025 transported back to 1995 to try to help her own mother win homecoming queen.

Greg Barlin
Dec 22, 20254 min read


King of Ashes
★★★★★ Edgy, violent, and dark, Cosby's latest sees a successful money manager sucked into working for a sadistic gang in order to save his brother.

Greg Barlin
Dec 21, 20254 min read


Wild Dark Shore
★★★★★ When a woman washes ashore on a remote island, the lone family living there nurses her back to health. But both parties have secrets...

Greg Barlin
Dec 19, 20253 min read


The Names
★★★★★ A mother debates what to name her son, and her three choices create three parallel timelines in this mature and solidly composed debut.

Greg Barlin
Dec 16, 20252 min read


Heart the Lover
★★★★★ A short read that explores the all-encompassing experience of young love and how it is put in perspective upon reflection later in life.

Greg Barlin
Dec 15, 20252 min read


Perfection
★★★★☆ A portrait of Gen Y from the perspective of a couple who "came of age with the internet" and spend their days seeking happiness, mostly without success.

Greg Barlin
Dec 11, 20252 min read


The Death of Us
★★★★★ Nearly twenty-five years after a home invader destroyed their lives, a couple reunites to provide victim personal statements at his trial.

Greg Barlin
Dec 9, 20253 min read


Butter
★★☆☆☆ Mostly character study plus social commentary, it follows a fictional female journalist in Japan as she interviews a convicted serial killer.

Greg Barlin
Dec 8, 20253 min read


The Compound
★★★☆☆ A modern take on Lord of the Flies, centered around a reality TV show, where winning depends on who can be the most self-absorbed and materialistic.

Greg Barlin
Dec 5, 20254 min read


Daikon
★★★★☆ A speculative historical novel that imagines what might have happened if Japan gained possession of an atomic bomb near the end of World War II.

Greg Barlin
Nov 26, 20252 min read


Theo of Golden
★★★★☆ A mysterious and private man appears one day in a small Georgia town and begins to have a profoundly positive impact on several residents.

Greg Barlin
Nov 21, 20253 min read


Buckeye
★★★★☆ A generational character study centered on the intertwined lives of two families in a small Ohio town, focused mostly on identity and the impact of war.

Greg Barlin
Nov 14, 20253 min read


Amazon's Best Books of 2025
Amazon's Top 100 Books of 2025. How do they compare to Barlin's Books rankings for the year? Where did they get things right, and where did

Greg Barlin
Nov 13, 202512 min read


Before We Were Yours
★★★★☆ Two lives unexpectedly intertwine as a Senator's daughter connects with an elderly woman who might be secretly connected to the young woman's family.

Greg Barlin
Oct 21, 20252 min read


Queen Esther
★★★☆☆ A strange and polarizing story, focused mostly on a New Hampshire family and their youngest grandson as he searches for identity and belonging.

Greg Barlin
Oct 11, 20253 min read


The Girls Who Grew Big
★★★★★ Another gritty offering from Mottley, who this time explores teen pregnancy and a small group of teen moms who help each other through it.

Greg Barlin
Sep 9, 20253 min read
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