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and her stepdaughter, Bailey, have settled into a new life in Southern California. But when Owen shows up at Hannah's new exhibition, she knows that she and Bailey are in danger again. |
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Felicia's Favorites by Danielle SteelAfter their mother’s sudden death, five daughters gather at her historic Connecticut farmhouse and discover life-changing secrets that reveal a side of her they never knew. |
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Skylarkby Paula McLainA mesmerizing tale of Paris above and below, where a woman’s quest for artistic freedom in 1664 intertwines with a doctor’s dangerous mission during the German occupation in the 1940s, revealing a story of courage and resistance that transcends time. |
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Lifelong friends Vernice and Annie grow up motherless and follow sharply different paths. One toward education and privilege, the other on a dangerous search for the mother who abandoned her. When tragedy draws them back together, their bond is tested by love, loss, and survival.
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Freed from a Depression-era carnival, a mysterious girl finds a loving family and discovers she may be destined for something greater. As dark dreams warn of looming evil, Alida must fight to protect those she loves in this moving tale of family, sacrifice, and love.
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Born with the power to redo a single moment, Lauren returns home and must face the past including her first love and the choices that shaped her life. An unforgettable story of fate, family, and second chances. |
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Want to Know a Secret? by Freida McFaddenInfluencer and baking star April Masterson appears to have a perfect life, but off camera, dark questions linger about her family, her relationships, and what’s hidden in her backyard. As the truth surfaces, April’s carefully curated world begins to unravel.
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Such a Clever Girl by Darby KaneFifteen years after the Tanner family vanished without a trace, their daughter Aubrey returns to town, reigniting long-buried suspicions. As three women tied to that night confront secrets they’ve never shared, the past turns deadly once again.
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Burned-out publicist Claire Talbot joins a struggling aid charity, hoping to do good. But when a celebrity-backed adoption exposes a shocking crime, Claire must face the hidden consequences of her well-intentioned actions. |
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Served Him Right by Lisa Unger After shocking news about Ana Blacksmith’s ex, suspicion quickly falls on her, especially when one guest becomes gravely ill. As secrets surface and rumors of a hidden justice network emerge, Ana and her sister race to uncover the truth before vengeance claims another victim.
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A luminous collection of short stories where immigrant farmers, artists, teachers, and dreamers find their ordinary lives tipping into the uncanny. Paired with original artwork, the book showcases the author’s wit, wisdom, and boundless imagination. |
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Two Can Play by Ali HazelwoodViola Bowen lands her dream job designing a game based on her favourite book series, only to be paired with her longtime nemesis, Jesse Andrews. Trapped together on a winter retreat, sparks fly as rivalry melts into something much hotter.
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Half His Age by Jennette McCurdyWaldo is intense, impulsive, and endlessly wanting and fixated on Mr. Korgy, her creative writing teacher. As obsession and connection blur, Half His Age becomes a startling, poignant character study of loneliness, ambition, and the risky lengths we go to in search of love and recognition.
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Wild People Quiet by Tara Gereaux A lyrical novel set in a 1946 prairie town following Florence, a woman hiding her Métis identity to survive. When workers from her past arrive and the government plans threaten the local Métis community, she must choose between the life she’s built and the truth she’s buried.
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Librarian Darcy’s quiet life is upended by the death of an ex and a battle over book bans. As she confronts her past and leans on her community, Darcy fights to reclaim her voice and sense of self. |
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The Night We Metby Abby JimenezOne split-second decision changes everything for Larissa when she chooses who to ride home with after a concert. She picks her friend’s best friend and he becomes her boyfriend, while Chris, her closest friend, is left on the sidelines, torn between love and loyalty.
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Stolen in Death by J. D. RobbWhen a wealthy man is found murdered beside a hidden vault of stolen treasures, Lieutenant Eve Dallas must unravel a mystery tied to long-buried family secrets before another crime is committed. |
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A Far-Flung Life by M. L. StedmanFrom the author of The Light Between Oceans comes a sweeping tale set in Australia’s outback, where a tragic accident shatters a family and sets them on divergent paths of love, sacrifice, and secrecy.
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Judge Stone (previously titled Hail Mary)by James PattersonA gripping courtroom thriller set in a small Southern town. Judge Mary Stone faces a case that is legally clear but morally impossible and a decision that could cost her everything. |
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a deadly shadow force targeting Washington, D.C. With Alex Cross sidelined, Sampson races to protect his family and the nation in this high-stakes thriller. |
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Dear Debbie by Freida McFaddenAdvice columnist Debbie Mullen has spent years guiding others. But when but her own life unravels she decides it’s time to take matters into her own hands, delivering justice in ways no one will see coming. |
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In Minneapolis, a detective and a crime writer investigate the same murders six years apart, uncovering dark secrets in this twisty, Nordic noir thriller. As their paths converge, the line between hunter and hunted grows dangerously blurred. |
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First Sign of Danger: A Haven's Rock Novel by Kelley ArmstrongIn the secluded Yukon town of Haven’s Rock, Detective Casey Duncan and her husband must protect their family and community when mysterious hikers and a deadly threat put their peaceful lives at risk. |
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Bloodlust by Sandra BrownDetective Mitch Haskell seeks justice for his murdered wife while drawn to his psychotherapist, Dr. Dylan Reede, whose insight may be the key to stopping a ruthless crime kingpin. |
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Woman Down by Colleen HooverA struggling author retreats to a secluded cabin to reclaim her creativity, only to find her fictional world bleeding into reality when a mysterious detective becomes her irresistible muse.. |
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The 13-Minute Murder by James PattersonThree high-stakes thrillers from James Patterson follow a psychiatrist, a grieving mother, and a deadly hitman, each racing against time in a pulse-pounding fight for justice, survival, and revenge.
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Love Song by Elle KennedyA standalone Briar romance where college junior Blake Logan and musician Wyatt Graham reunite for a summer of passion, tension, and heartbreak. |
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Catch Her If You Can by Tessa BaileyA sizzling sports romance where a baseball catcher and a burlesque club owner enter a marriage of convenience, only to discover that what starts as a business arrangement might just be true love. |
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My Husband's Wife by Alice FeeneyEden Fox moves into her dream home, Spyglass, only to find a stranger claiming to be her and her husband insists it’s true. Secrets, lies, and obsession collide in this twisty, mind-bending thriller where nothing is as they seem.
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The Devil's Daughter by Danielle SteelA gripping tale of two very different sisters. One is kind and honorable, while the other self-absorbed and ruthless. Their strained bond is tested by ambition, temptation, and family secrets. |
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The Keeper by Tana FrenchWhen a girl is found dead in a remote village river, the truth threatens to destroy the tight-knit community. Former Chicago detective Cal Hooper is drawn back into investigation as land deals, old grudges, and dangerous rumors collide. As tensions erupt, Cal must uncover the truth before the town and those he loves are lost forever.
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George Falls Through Time by Ryan CollettWhen stressed-out George is mysteriously transported from modern London to the year 1300, he must navigate a brutal medieval world while confronting his own anxieties and desires. Funny, surprising, and profound, this genre-defying novel is a journey through time.
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The Last of Earth by Deepa AnapparaAn Indian schoolteacher turned British spy and an English woman explorer, risk everything to enter a forbidden land driven by loyalty, ambition, and grief. As they face brutal terrain and mortal danger, they are forced to confront the costs of empire, exploration, and the desire to be remembered.
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Meet the Newmans by Jennifer NivenA witty, heartfelt novel about America’s favorite TV family whose perfect façade begins to crumble. As secrets, scandals, and changing times collide, the Newmans try to hold everything together before their behind-the-scenes lives are exposed.
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Missing Sam by Thrity UmrigarWhen Sam goes missing on a morning run, her wife Aliya must race against time to find her while fighting suspicion and prejudice. This tense, twisty thriller explores love, fear, and survival in a world quick to judge |
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Fire Sword and Sea by Vanessa RileyA dual-timeline saga based on the life of the legendary pirate Jacquotte Delehaye, a fearless woman of mixed parentage who forged her own life plundering wealth and battling slavers on the treacherous Caribbean seas of the 17th century.
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Operation Bounce House by Matt DinnimanWhen Earth’s corporations turn New Sonora into a deadly game, rancher Oliver Lewis must defend his home and community using all his wits and whatever he can scavenge. Facing ruthless gamers and high-tech war machines, he must fight to protect the only home he’s ever known.
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Rings of Fate by Melissa de la CruzThe Princess Bride meets The Wheel of Time, in an epic romantasy where a sharp-tongued barmaid and an infuriatingly handsome prince agree to a fake engagement to stop a deadly magical power. |
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The Astral Library by Kate QuinnA fantastical adventure set in the Astral Library, where books are doors to new lives. When Alix Watson discovers this hidden world inside the Boston Public Library, she’s drawn into a race through the pages of classic novels to save the Library, and herself, from a dangerous enemy. |
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After her father’s murder, Anneke hunts an immortal killer and finds herself caught in a dangerous, sapphic obsession that challenges everything she knows about love, revenge, and monsters.
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Trapper Sixth of the Dusk fights to save his island and magical birds from alien invaders, while a starship captain hunts a legendary portal. When their paths collide, they must confront cosmic dangers to survive.
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The Poet Empress by Shen TaoIIn a dangerous empire where poetry is magic and women are forbidden to read, Wei Yin offers herself as a concubine to save her family and must master forbidden spells to survive a brewing civil war. With every secret she uncovers, the fate of the nation and her own life hangs in the balance. |
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Daughter of Egypt by Marie BenedictA sweeping tale of ambition and danger, following Lady Evelyn Herbert as she uncovers the truth about the forgotten pharaoh Hatshepsut, across ancient and modern Egypt. |
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Two sisters sail from Normandy to 17th-century Quebec, where
a mysterious witch forces them to confront dark secrets and the deadly power of fear and belief. |
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Mother Is Watching by Karma BrownA mother and art conservator becomes obsessed with a mysterious, haunted painting. As supernatural forces invade her life, she must confront the painting’s dark power or risk losing her sanity and her life. |
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18 years ago by the ghost of their long-missing brother. In Fell, New York, dark secrets, restless spirits, and deadly mysteries await in this pulse-pounding story of homecoming and horror. |
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The Valley of Vengeful Ghosts by Kim FuAfter her mother’s death, Eleanor buys a house in a mysterious valley, only to find herself haunted by the past, her own secrets, and the valley’s dark history. A haunting tale of grief, guilt, and the blurred line between reality and the supernatural. |
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Wolf Worm by T. KingfisherIn the North Carolina woods, something darker than the devil lurks. When scientific illustrator Sonia Wilson takes a position at a reclusive scientist’s manor, she uncovers horrors that threaten her life and sanity in this gothic thriller |
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Detour by Jeff RakeFrom the creator of the hit Netflix show Manifest, comes a mind-bending thriller where a space crew returns from Titan to an Earth that isn’t the home they left behind. As mysterious changes and shadowy threats emerge, they must unravel the truth or risk losing everything.
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Bonded to the unpredictable alien Martok, John must outwit feral humans and deadly threats to reclaim his freedom in a post-apocalyptic world where survival demands cunning and courage.
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You with the Sad Eyes: A Memoir by Christina Applegate A raw, darkly funny memoir, tracing Christina Applegate's journey from childhood star to Emmy-winning actress. Honest about family struggles, fame, and personal loss, Applegate shares a story of resilience, humor, and the real life behind the spotlight.
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Lessons from a Lifetime: Ninety Years of Inspiration and Activism by David SuzukiEnvironmental icon David Suzuki, traces his journey from Japanese-Canadian internment camps to becoming a trusted voice in science and a passionate advocate for the planet, with reflections from friends, family, and admirers like Margaret Atwood and Neil Young.
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The Work of Our Hands: A Cree Meditation on the Real World by Adrian SutherlandIuno-nominated Cree musician Adrian Sutherland offers an intimate portrait of life in Attawapiskat beyond the headlines of hardship. Through the work of his hands, as a musician, hunter, builder, and provider, he reveals how discipline, responsibility, and connection to the physical world shape meaning and moral clarity.
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From neurodivergent comedian Darcy Michael comes a hilarious memoir that reframes adult ADHD as a superpower. In Attention Seeker, he shares candid, NSFW stories of growing up gay, marriage, and building a comedy career shaped by ADHD.
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Kids, Wait Till You Hear This! by Liza MinnelliLiza Minnelli, daughter of Judy Garland and Vincente Minnell. shares her story for the first time. With honesty and humor, she reflects on addiction, anxiety, love, and loss, while celebrating a life of extraordinary artistic success and lasting friendships.
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Talk Treaty to Me by Crystal Gail Fraser and Sara KomarniskyThe authors untangle the complexities of treaties and chart a path toward deeper understanding of our shared roles, rights, and responsibilities. Featuring a clear timeline, maps, and photographs, the book concludes with a powerful call to action, offering practical, everyday steps we can all take to support reconciliation.
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Getting Naked: The Quiet Work of Becoming Perfectly Imperfect by Valerie BertinelliFrom beloved actress and New York Times bestselling author Valerie Bertinelli comes her most vulnerable book yet. With warmth and humor, she reflects on aging, divorce, menopause, and healing generational pain whlle reexamining body image, self-worth, and the courage to let go of perfection.
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