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The Midnight Show
by Lee Kelly & Jennifer Thorne
An immersive, page-turning novel about surviving as a funny woman in the male-dominated world of comedy—and what happens when the most promising female star of her generation disappears.
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Dana Stabenow "A thrilling new detective series set during America's wild boom time and frontier expansion of the nineteenth century." |
Shay Kauwe "In this spellbinding debut set in a future where language magic reigns, a young Hawaiian woman must solve a murder to clear her name." |
Jordan Harper "A story of Los Angeles power brokers and those at the edge, and a single shattering incident that threatens to bring it all crashing down." |
Frances Crawford "A gritty and poignant debut about a young working-class girl in 1979 Glasgow who happens upon the body of a murdered woman—and must face an insular community desperate for answers, as well as herself." |
"Layered and subversive, this novel demonstrates how, with societal expectations and self-inflicted pressures, a person can unlock the darkest parts of themselves and show how far they’re willing to go to achieve their vision of success." |
Luke Dumas "A spine-tingling new thriller about Emmett and his clinical trial of taking Obexity, a weight-loss treatment that comes with some killer side effects, including lost stretches of time and overwhelming cravings." |
Molly Harper "With sabotage, hidden staircases, and a killer in their midst, Lainey steps into the spotlight and takes charge of the investigation. It’s up to her to crack the case—as long as she can stay alive." |
"Witty, endearing, and wildly entertaining, this Southern cozy mystery is a little bit Gilmore Girls, a little bit Finlay Donovan, with a big helping of Only Murders in the Building." |
Benjamin Stevenson "I've never been a hostage before. The doors are chained shut. No one in or out. Which means that when someone in the bank is murdered, hostages become suspects." |
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