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Fresh Fiction September 24, 2026 |
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Big Little Truths: Reese's Book Club: A Novel: The Sequel to Big Little Lies
by Liane Moriarty
The novel follows Madeline, Celeste, Jane, Renata, and Bonnie ten years after the events of Big Little Lies, as their children enter high school and face more serious challenges involving drugs, sex, alcohol, and social pressure. A threatening package sent to the high school creates fear throughout the community while each woman faces complicated personal and family problems. As a stranger begins asking questions around the school, the women are forced to confront secrets they have kept from one another and their children. The story explores friendship, motherhood, marriage, family dynamics, and the consequences of long-hidden truths.
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Delusional: A Michael Bennett Thriller
by James Patterson
Detective Michael Bennett and army-sniper-turned-NYPD-officer Rob Trilling travel to Montana to investigate a case that crosses state borders and family lines. In New York City, a series of deadly bombs explodes. Across the river, a military base is burglarized for munitions. In Montana, violence and arson rock a small town outside of Bozeman. Are the incidents related? Bennett, Trilling, and the ATF investigate. A single-minded group angry with the government keep turning up in unexpected places, insisting that they're only trying to make the world a better place. To law enforcement, their claims seem delusional. Will words or gunpowder light the next fuse?
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Mother Daughter Sister Stranger
by Hank Phillippi Ryan
Eliza Ramsey and her sister Bea are the only survivors of the plane crash that killed their parents, leaving them with a complicated family history. On the anniversary of the crash, Bea mysteriously disappears after failing to pick up her daughter Piper, forcing Eliza to search for answers. As Eliza uncovers disturbing secrets about her family's past, she realizes Piper may be in danger. Together, Eliza and Piper must uncover the truth before someone from their past destroys their lives.
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The Pirate Queen: A Novel from the New York Times Bestselling Author of the Frozen River
by Ariel Lawhon
The novel follows Grace O’Malley, a legendary Irish sea captain who dreams of commanding ships despite the expectations placed on her as a noblewoman. Forced into a difficult marriage, Grace builds her own loyal following and eventually takes control of her family’s powerful fleet. As she gains independence, she must defend her land, ships, and people from English forces seeking to expand their control over Ireland. Set in sixteenth-century Ireland, the story portrays Grace’s transformation into the fierce leader remembered as the Pirate Queen of Ireland.
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Ten Perfect Guests
by Jonathan Santlofer
Ten perfect guests.One secluded island. No way out. When celebrated and enigmatic artist Victor D'Arcangelo dies unexpectedly, his nearest and dearest receive an irresistible summons: attend his weekend memorial--or forfeit their inheritance. But once they arrive, the paradise begins to feel more like a prison. Someone knows their secrets. Someone wants revenge. As the weekend spirals into chaos, one question hangs in the sultry, tropical air: Who, if anyone, will survive? This time, the masterpiece may be murder.
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Falling for Peachtree Bluff
by Kristy Woodson Harvey
The story returns to Peachtree Bluff, a charming coastal town where the close-knit Murphy family faces new challenges and secrets. Caroline, the eldest sister, finds herself caught between her new romance and her estranged husband’s attempt to win her back. Meanwhile, her mother Ansley questions her marriage when a scandal threatens to expose troubling truths about her husband, Jack. Through these complications, the Murphy women rely on their strong family bonds and the comforting community they call home.
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You Know Why
by J. T. Ellison
Photographer Brooklyn Locke’s family vacation to Italy takes a terrifying turn when her husband, Trey, disappears at the airport. A stranger named Eden claims to be the sister of Trey’s first wife, whose murder Trey was once suspected of committing. After a violent accident leaves Brooklyn seriously injured, she depends on Eden while growing increasingly suspicious of her motives. As Brooklyn’s own hidden past comes to light, she realizes that someone may be manipulating her and preparing to reveal a dangerous truth.
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Hocus Pocus
by Brinda Charry
Samuel Thomas, a young magician of uncertain parentage, travels from India to London and eventually Boston in 1816, hoping to achieve fame and fortune. There, he meets Walter Mepham, the desperate owner of a struggling museum who sees Samuel as the perfect attraction to save his business. As Samuel becomes increasingly dependent on Walter, their relationship grows complicated by Walter’s fascination and obsession with the young performer. The novel explores ambition, art, desire, and the sacrifices Samuel must make in pursuit of success.
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