Recruited as a spy in 1900, Ernst Baerwald navigates a world of espionage, love, and rising fascism across Europe and Japan. As war looms, he faces a devastating choice between his homeland and his conscience. Inspired by the life of the author's grandfather, this is a sweeping, fast-paced historical novel.

While vacationing in Texas, Simone wakes to find her daughter missing and a chilling call with strict instructions: no police. But the kidnappers don’t want money—they want her to do the unthinkable, setting off a tense, high-stakes race that tests her courage and morality.

This prequel reveals Joe Goldberg as a lonely, bookish teen working in a Manhattan shop and longing for love that will change his life. When he connects with an older woman through a missed connection, he reinvents himself with lies—sparking a dangerous obsession that hints at the darkness to come.

Leila Reynolds is stunned when her first murder case involves a high-profile judge—and a defendant who insists on her, yet refuses to speak. As if that weren’t enough, she’s up against a ruthless prosecutor: her own husband. Determined to win, Leila presses forward until a figure from her past resurfaces, forcing her to fight for her client, her marriage, and her secrets—all while bending the rules to survive.

Every May 1st, a serial killer targets a small town. In 1992, teen Jules survives an attack by the elusive May Day Killer, while Quinn is arrested the same night—binding their lives forever. Over the next decade, their stories intersect each May 1st as secrets unravel and two mysteries deepen: who attacked Jules, and who killed Quinn’s mother? As the next anniversary approaches, the killer is still out there, and time is running out.

Kate has always believed her marriage’s intimate details were private—until a wildly popular TV series seems to mirror them. As suspicion grows, she finds herself locked in a tense, darkly comic clash with its creator, where questions of love, betrayal, and ownership blur.