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July 2024 - New Fiction Releases
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All This and More
by Peng Shepherd
From the critically acclaimed, best-selling author of The Cartographers and The Book of M comes a novel about a woman who wins the chance to rewrite every mistake she's ever made ... and how far she'll go to find her elusive“happily ever after.”
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Banal Nightmare
by Halle Butler
The author of The New Me returns with the story of a young woman who ends her long-term relationship and moves back to her Midwestern hometown where he is forced to confront the demons of her past.
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Big in Sweden
by Sally Franson
A humorous novel follows an American woman competing on a Swedish reality show to discover her roots.
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The Book of Elsewhere
by Keanu Reeves
A warrior who cannot be killed, known simply as “B,” wants to die and a U.S. black-ops group has promised they can help with that if he helps them in return, but when an all-too-mortal soldier comes back to life, the impossible event points to a force even more mysterious than B himself.
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Bright Objects
by Ruby Todd
A young widow grapples with the arrival of a once-in-a-lifetime comet and its tumultuous consequences.
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Broiler
by Eli Cranor
The award-winning author of Don't Know Tough returns with a story of two families--one white, one Mexican American--who come together in the ruthless underworld of an Arkansas chicken processing plant.
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The Cliffs
by J. Courtney Sullivan
A Harvard archivist, returning to Maine after a terrible mistake, Jane is hired to research the history of a Victorian house and the women who lived there, uncovering a story of lost lovers, romantic longing, shattering loss and the long shadow of colonialism that is even older than Maine itself.
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The Coin
by Yasmin Zaher
Teaching at a school for underprivileged boys in New York, a young Palestinian woman, whose eccentric methods cross boundaries, gets caught up in an intercontinental scheme reselling Birkin bags, and to gain control over her body and mind, becomes preoccupied with purity, cleanliness and self-image, while drawing her students into her obsessions.
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The Days I Loved You Most
by Amy Neff
More than 60 years after they fell in love, with a lifetime between them, Joseph and Evelyn gather their three grown children to share the stunning news: She has received a tragic diagnosis, and he cannot live without her; so, in one year's time, they will end their lives on their own terms.
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Evenings and Weekends
by Oisín Mckenna
Follows a vibrant multi-generational cast of characters through a London heatwave as their simmering tensions and secrets come to a head over a feverish, life-changing weekend.
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The Faculty Lounge
by Jennifer Mathieu
When an elderly substitute teacher at Baldwin High School is found dead in the faculty lounge, the teachers spontaneously scatter his ashes on the school grounds, setting in motion a year that can only be described as wild, bizarre, tragic, mundane, beautiful and humorous all at once.
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The God of the Woods
by Liz Moore
In 1975, when a camp counselor discovers the 13-year-old daughter of the summer camp's owners has disappeared just like her brother 14 years earlier, a panicked search begins as the secrets of the Van Laar family and the blue-collar community working in its shadow are revealed.
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This Great Hemisphere
by Mateo Askaripour
When authorities claim her brother, who was presumed dead, is alive... and the main suspect in the murder of the Chief Executive of Northwestern Hemisphere. Candace, a young invisible woman, must find him before it's too late in a world where no one and nothing is ever as it seems.
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The Haters
by Robyn Harding
After a scathing one-star review of her book causes a flood of bad reviews, Camryn Lane, as the online harassment bleeds into her personal life, is determined to find out who's behind it, and when the troll's actions turn deadly, she will stop at nothing to finally learn why she's being targeted.
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House of Shades
by Lianne Dillsworth
In Victorian London, a young Black female doctor embarks on a dangerous quest to find the truth that will unearth the secrets of the past.
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The Heart in Winter
by Kevin Barry
In 1891 Montana, Tom Rourke, a young poet and ballad-maker, and Polly Gillspie, the new bride of an extremely devout mine captain, falling madly in love, strike out west on a stolen horse, but with a posse of deranged gunmen in hot pursuit, the choices they make will haunt them forever.
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The Horse
by Willy Vlautin
An award-winning author explores loneliness, art, addiction, regret, love and hard-won empathy in a novel that captures the life of a journeyman musician unable to escape the tragedies of his past.
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Humor Me
by Cat Shook
A humorous, heartfelt novel about the healing power of female friendship, unexpected love, and stand-up comedy.
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Liars
by Sarah Manguso
After marrying filmmaker John Bridges, who wants the same things she does—to be in love and live a successful, creative life, writer Jane becomes subsumed by his ambitions, whims and ego until her career flourishes, causing him to leave her, giving her a much-needed opportunity to live life her way.
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The Lion Women of Tehran
by Marjan Kamali
A heartfelt, epic novel of friendship, betrayal and redemption is set against three transformative decades in Tehran, Iran.
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Long Island Compromise
by Taffy Brodesser-Akner
In denial that they're all still affected by their wealthy businessman father's kidnapping back in 1980, the Fletcher siblings, as they hover at the delicate precipice of another kind of survival, must face desperate questions about how much their family's wealth has played a part in both their successes and failures.
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The Lost Boy of Santa Chionia
by Juliet Grames
In 1960 Calabria, 27-year-old American Francesca Loftfield, tasked with opening a nursery school in an isolated mountain village, is drawn into the mystery surrounding the identity of a recently discovered human skeleton, forcing her to choose between her charitable mission and her future happiness, between truth and survival.
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Nicked
by M. T. Anderson
In 1087, when Tyun, a treasure hunter renowned for “liberating” holy relics from their tombs, is paid to bring the 700-year-old bones of Saint Nicholas to Bari, Italy, to cure the plague, Brother Nicephorus is ordered to be his guide and forced to commit an act of sacrilege on their journey.
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A Novel Summer
by Jamie Brenner
A famous beach read author finds second-chance love and belonging in the stacks of her local beach town bookshop.
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The Same Bright Stars
by Ethan Joella
In a Delaware beach town, local restaurant owner Jack Schmidt reaches a turning point in his life.
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Someone Like Us
by Dinaw Mengestu
With his marriage on the verge of collapse, journalist Mamush returns to his close-knit immigrant Ethiopian community in Washington, D.C., where a death in the family leads him on an unexpected journey across America in search of answers to questions he'd been told never to ask.
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The Summer Pact
by Emily Giffin
Ten years after they made a pact, promising to always be there for each other in their times of need, Hannah, when one of the happiest moments of her life is suddenly turned upside down, calls on her closest friends, and together, they embark on a shared journey of self-discovery, forgiveness and acceptance.
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Teddy
by Emily Dunlay
A novel set in glamorous Rome in the late 1960s follows the free-spirited wife of an American diplomat as she desperately tries to contain a scandal of her own making.
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Until Next Summer
by Ali Brady
When she learns that Camp Chickawah will be sold, director Jessie plans one last hurrah, inviting past campers—including her former best friend Hilary—to a nostalgic “adult summer camp,” the two woman rebuild their friend as they relive the best time of their lives while engaging in romantic entanglements.
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The Wedding People
by Alison Espach
A group of surprising people help an unexpected wedding guest start anew.
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Welcome to glorious Tuga
by Francesca Segal
In a novel set on a remote island in the South Atlantic Ocean, the author explores love, community and what it means to come home.
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Bad River
by Marc Cameron
While investigating his brother's mysterious death in South Dakota, Arliss Cutter returns to Alaska after the discovery of a woman's body in the permafrost indicates the two have things in common in the sixth novel of the series following Breakneck.
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Bad Tourists
by Caro Carver
Three tight-knit friends embark on an extravagant divorce trip to the Maldives where they can unwind and celebrate a new chapter in midlife—until they realize the resort of their dreams is harboring a killer.
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The Best Lies
by David Ellis
Diagnosed a pathological liar with unimaginable skeletons in his family's closet, crusading attorney Leo Balanoff, when his fingerprints show up on the murder weapon used to kill a ruthless drug dealer, is forced to go undercover for the FBI, finding himself backed into a corner, but has a few more cards left to play.
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The Bourne Shadow
by Brian Freeman
When he meets a woman who recognizes him as David Webb, Bourne is forced to confront the dangerous ghosts of a past he doesn't event remember.
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The Briar Club
by Kate Quinn
In 1950 Washington, DC, at an all-female boardinghouse called Briarwood, mysterious widow Grace March moves into the attic room, drawing her oddball collection of neighbors into unlikely friendship, but when a shocking act of violence tears the house apart, the women must expose the true enemy in their midst.
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The Burning
by Linda Castillo
Discovering the charred body of an Amish man, chained to a stake and burned alive, in the woods, newlywed Chief of Police Kate Burkholder, at odds with everyone around her, uncovers a secret legacy that shatters everything she thought she knew about the Amish themselves... and her own roots.
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The Conditions of Unconditional Love
by Alexander McCall Smith
While tapping into her stores of coolness and reserve to help navigate a decidedly delicate dispute, moral philosopher Isabel Dalhousie and her husband Jamie will together be dealing with tricky personal issues of their own.
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A Controversial Cover
by Lorna Barrett
Tricia Miles is ready to close the book on all her amateur sleuthing - she's tired of finding dead bodies and being accused of murder. But even the best laid plans often go awry. Stoneham is all abuzz when Lauren Barker, a famous children's book author, arrives for an event at the local library. Lauren is a Stoneham native, and her new book strikes some members of the town as controversial. But when Lauren is found strangled to death after an altercation at the event, the plot twist throws Tricia right back into the middle of things.
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A Death in Cornwall
by Daniel Silva
The #1 New York Times best-selling author returns with the year's most anticipated new thriller in which a brutal murder, a missing masterpiece and mystery can only be solved by Gabriel Allon.
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Death on the Tiber
by Lindsey Davis
Flavia Albia investigates a vicious underworld gang after a British tourist is found strangled and dumped in the Tiber in first century Rome in the twelfth novel of the series following Fatal Legacy
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Desperation Reef
by T. Jefferson Parker
A woman whose husband died tragically twenty-five years prior at a big-wave surfing competition must face the same contest again when her grown twin sons follow in their father's perilous footsteps.
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Dog Day Afternoon
by David Rosenfelt
A retired lawyer and dog rescue operator investigates after one of his recent adopters is implicated in a mass shooting at his workplace in the latest addition to the series following ‘Twas the Bite Before Christmas.
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Flashpoint
by Catherine Coulter
As a deadly conspiracy unfolds, FBI agent Dillon Savich races to protect a witness from an attack and help a psychic child search for his missing father in the latest novel of the series following Reckoning.
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Hard to Kill
by James Patterson
Attorney Jane Smith takes on the case of an unlucky man accused of killing a family of three in the Hamptons and potentially a second family in the third novel of the series following Jane Effing Smith.
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It Had To Be You
by Eliza Jane Brazier
Eva and Jonathan, two contract killers, each with a hit out on the other, must fight their growing attraction as they embark on a deadly high-stakes adventure across Western Europe, leaving behind a trail of bodies, where they discover they are also being hunted--by something even more dangerous than love.
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Like Mother, Like Daughter
by Kimberly McCreight
When her seemingly perfect mother, Kat, a successful corporate lawyer, goes missing, Cleo discovers Kat is her firm's fixer and to find her, must uncover Kat's secret life by following the shocking clues involving infidelity, blackmail and death threats, not realizing they're both trying to save each other.
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Look in the Mirror
by Catherine Steadman
When her late father leaves her property in the British Virgin Island vacation home she never knew existed, Nina wonders what else he was hiding and soon finds out the hard way that what you inherit can end up costing your life.
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The Night of Baba Yaga
by Akira åOtani
In 1979 Tokyo, Yoriko Shindo, bodyguard and driver for Shoko Naiki, an 18-year-old yakuza princess, finds herself far more invested in Shoko's well-being than she ever expected, and surrounded by bloodthirsty and trigger-happy men, wonders if there could ever be a different life for two women like them.
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One Big Happy Family
by Jamie Day
The Precipice is a legendary, family-owned hotel situated on the rocky coast of Maine, and the Bishop sisters—Iris, Vicki, and Faith—have come for the weekend to claim it.
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Our Kind of Game
by Johanna Copeland
A serpentine tale explores all the ways in which men enact violence on women, how women try to reclaim their own sense of self and the lingering effects on their children's lives.
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A Refiner's Fire
by Donna Leon
Commissario Guideo Brunetti investigates after one of his colleagues is attacked by a possible gang member while walking through Venice in the latest addition to the long-running Italian sleuthing series following So Shall You Reap.
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Return to Wyldcliffe Heights
by Carol Goodman
In a modern gothic mystery from a two-time Mary Higgins Clark Award–winner, a reclusive writer is desperate to rewrite the past.
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Shades of Mercy
by Bruce Borgos
In the usually quiet high desert of Nevada, Sheriff Porter Beck faces one of his greatest challenges—a series of unlikely, disturbing and increasingly deadly events of unknown origins.
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Shadow of Doubt
by Brad Thor
When a plot to destroy the United States is uncovered, the lives of a shadowy Russian defector, a beautiful Norwegian intelligence officer and a deadly American spy are intertwined as, in the fog of war, friends can appear as enemies and enemies as friends... and when in doubt, there is no doubt.
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Storm Child
by Michael Robotham
When the bodies of 17 migrants wash up on shore, Evie, who, as a child, was discovered hiding in a secret room where a man had been tortured to death, discovers, with the help of psychologist Cyrus Haven, she is linked to this tragedy that could unlock the secrets of her past.
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Things Don't Break on Their Own
by Sarah Easter Collins
Her life defined by her sister's disappearance, Willa, who sees fragments of her sister everywhere, attends a dinner party thrown by her first love, but since nothing about her life has been ordinary, she discovers that's not about to change tonight.
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Trouble in Queenstown
by Delia C. Pitts
PI Vandy Myrick investigates a powerful mystery that blends grief, class, race and family with thrilling results.
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A Very Woodsy Murder
by Ellen Byron
Divorced sitcom writer Dee Stern escapes Hollywood to renovate a remote, ramshackle mountain motel with her first ex-husband, where she meets meddling park rangers, prowling bears, the murder of a disrespectful guest and a second chance at love.
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What Have You Done?
by Shari Lapena
When the body of Diana Brewer is discovered in a hayfield by a local farmer, sleepy little Fairfield, Vermont, a town of friendly, familiar faces becomes a town of suspects and a place of fear and paranoia where everyone wants answers.
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What We Hide
by Colleen Coble
Returning to Tupelo Grove University to teach history, Savannah Webster finds herself under suspicion for murder and turns to her estranged husband, Hez, the best attorney she knows, for help staying alive long enough to find out who's selling the university's pre-Columbia artifacts and clear her name.
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What We'll Burn Last
by Heather Chavez
Two entangled families in a California neighborhood who must race to find answers about a missing teen as a wildfire crackles to life nearby.
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The Wilds
by Sarah Pearse
After a young woman vanishes without a trace while on a trip to a Portuguese national park, leaving behind a disturbing map, Detective Elin Warner, as the park's wild beauty turns sinister, must untangle the clues, discovering when you follow a trail, you have to be careful to watch your back.
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The Wrong Hands
by Mark Billingham
While dealing with his dead wife's yet-to-be-solved murder and a briefcase containing a pair of severed hands, unconventional Detective Declan Miller finally has leverage against Wayne Cutler, whom he suspects killed his wife, which lands him in a mess he might not be able to dance his way out of.
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Zero Option
by Peter N. Kirsanow
In November 1943, when Roosevelt and Churchill meet Stalin in Tehran, OSS leader Wild Bill Donovan has intelligence that someone is planning to assassinate both Western leaders at the conference and sends his best agent to thwart the plan even though they don't know if the killer is a Nazi or an Ally.
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The Au Pair Affair
by Tessa Bailey
Jumping at the opportunity to be a live-in nanny for hockey veteran and newly single dad, Burgess, 26-year-old aspiring marine biologist Tallulah, while helping her tween charge fit in, helps Burgess get back on the dating scene, but when boundaries are crossed, they find their hearts on thin ice.
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The Body in the Backyard
by Lucy Score
Her spray-tanned, self-absorbed morning news anchor ex-husband careening back into her life in a bullet-ridden car begging for help was not on Riley Thorn's bingo card. However, her hot private investigator boyfriend Nick Santiago refusing to take the job is... well, less of a surprise. Too bad for Nick that his octogenarian business partner, Mrs. Penny, overrules him and decides to take the lead on the case. Riley's almost murdered ex worms his way into their caseload when a dead body makes it clear someone really is out to get him.
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Brothersong
by TJ Klune
Follows a pack of secret werewolves and other shifters in a small town in Maine.
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Calder Country
by Janet Dailey
Making a deal to keep her smuggler father out of prison, Ruby Weaver agrees to help the Feds break up a bootlegging ring in 1920s Blue Moon, Montana, in the third novel of the series following A Calder at Heart.
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A Choice Considered
by Tracie Peterson
The second novel in the Heart of Cheyenne series shows that love has a way of derailing even the most carefully laid plans.
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The Ex Vows
by Jessica Joyce
Living by her lists, especially the one about her ex, Eli Mora, after their breakup five years ago, Georgia must work with him when they have to pull off the perfect wedding for their mutual best friend. and with their chemistry as hot as ever, she's tempted to break her rules.
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Finding You
by Amy Clipston
Despite emotional baggage and hidden burdens, a chance encounter sparks an undeniable connection between mechanic Carter Donavan and grief-stricken Darcy Larsen, but each must confront their pasts to build a future together.
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The Game Changer
by Lana Ferguson
The “darling of baking” on TV, Delilah Baker, with her numbers dwindling and her producers turning up the heat, teams up with Ian Chase, a pro-hockey star in need of a PR makeover, to boost both their careers, but when they take things up a notch, they might both get burned.
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The Love of My Afterlife
by Kirsty Greenwood
Meeting “the one” in the afterlife waiting room, who's sent back to earth due to an error, Delphie, offered a second chance at life and love if she can find this dreamy stranger on earth in ten days, must listen to her heart to make her greatest wish come true.
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The Next Best Fling
by Gabriella Gamez
When the two people they're in love with get engaged to each other, librarian Marcela Ortiz and ex-NFL player Theo Young have a no-strings attached rebound relationship, which results in complicated feelings, messy familiar dynamics and uncovered secrets.
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The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love
by India Holton
When a competition to become Birder of the Year by capturing an endangered caladrius bird is announced, rival ornithologists Beth Pickering and Devon Lockley are forced to team up to have any chance of winning, in this race that results in “fowl play,” ruffled feathers and love.
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Slow Dance
by Rainbow Rowell
Fourteen years after they went their separate ways, 33-year-old Shiloh, a divorced, single mom living back in the same house she grew up in, attends a high school friend's wedding in hopes of seeing Cary, the boy she never realized she loved until he was lost.
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Sugar on the Bones
by Joe R. Lansdale
In this holy mess of a case, PI duo Hap and Leonard investigate the untimely death of a woman whose family stood much to gain from her passing.
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Take Me Home
by Melanie Sweeney
Forced to return home for her father's wedding, Hazel agrees to take her frenemy, Ash, with her when his car breaks down, and as they endure bad music, inclement weather and B&Bs with only one bed, Hazel, when they finally arrive, realizes, for the first time, she's found a reason to stay.
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That Prince is Mine
by Jayci Lee
A love-averse Korean royal court cuisine instructor is waylaid by a gorgeous professor-and prince in disguise-who will do anything to prove to her that love and happily ever after can be theirs.
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The Villain Edit
by Laurie Devore
A cynical romance novelist goes on a Bachelor-like reality show to revive her flagging career, only to discover that while she may have just met the love of her life, the producers have turned her into the show's villain.
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What's in a Kiss?
by Lauren Kate
Since a prom night kiss that never was, Liv's life has not gone according to plan, until, during her best friend Masha's wedding, the universe gives her the magical chance to live a version of her life where prom night was the beginning of everything.
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The Black Bird Oracle
by Deborah Harkness
When the Congregation demands she and Matthew test the magic of their 7-year-old twins, Oxford scholar and witch Diana Bishop, forging a different path, confronts her family's dark past and reckons with her desire for even greater power... if she can let go of her fear of wielding it.
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The Bright Sword
by Lev Grossman
Arriving at Camelot to compete for a spot on the Round Table, a gifted young knight Collum instead finds only a handful of knights left after the Battle of Camlann, and together, joined by Merlin's apprentice Nimue, set out to rebuild Camelot in a world that has lost its balance.
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Bury Your Gays
by Chuck Tingle
Misha knows that chasing success in Hollywood can be hell, but he's not ready for what it has in store for him.
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Confessions of the Dead
by James Patterson
The arrival of a mysterious teen girl disrupts the idyllic peace of Hollows Bend, leading Sheriff Pritchett to investigate a wave of shocking crimes that lead him closer and closer to a lake that doesn't appear on any map.
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The Dallergut Dream Department Store
by Miye Lee
Working at Dallerget, a department store that sells dreams, Penny, as she uncovers the workings of this whimsical world, bonds with a colorful cast of characters, including the flamboyant and wise owner, a famous dream designer, a nightmare producer and the many customers who dream to heal, grow and flourish.
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The Dissonance
by Shaun Hamill
Summoned back to Clegg, Texas, Hal, Athena and Eric, trained in a magic known as the Dissonance, must save a teenaged boy, who has been taken by a murderous entity, reckoning with how the choices they made as teens might connect to—and stop—this apocalyptic event.
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The Gilded Crown
by Marianne Gordon
Gifted with the ability to raise the dead, Hellevir, after bringing the Queen's granddaughter, Princess Sullivain, back to life, must remain by the princess's side, but with the threat of war looming, she must trade more and more of herself to keep Sullivain alive, but Death will always take what he's owed.
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The Haunting of Hecate Cavendish
by Paula Brackston
In 1881 England, assistant librarian Hecate Cavendish can see medieval ghosts and must deal with their unfinished, and often dangerous, business.
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I Was a Teenage Slasher
by Stephen Graham Jones
A good kid in a small Texas town in 1989 finds himself cursed to kill for revenge in true slasher film-style, in the new novel by the New York Times best-selling author of The Only Good Indians.
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The Icarus changeling
by Timothy Zahn
An agent for the ultra-secret Icarus Group, Gregory Roarke, tasked with locating a teleportation portal on the backwater colony world of Alainn, finds this seemingly simple assignment leading to a race against an alien enemy and a string of murders linked to a dangerous changeling boy.
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In the Shadow of the Fall
by Tobi Ogundiran
A cosmic war reignites and the fate of the orisha lie in the hands of an untried acolyte in this first entry of a new epic fantasy novella duology.
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The Lost Story
by Meg Shaffer
Forced to return to the enchanted world they called home for six months 15 years ago to confront their shared past no matter how traumatic the memories, reclusive artist Rafe and famed missing persons' investigator Jeremy search for their friend Emilie's sister... and for everything they've lost.
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Masquerade
by O. O. Sangoyomi
Follows a young Yorùbá woman as she rises from social pariah to power in this reimagining of pre-colonial West Africa.
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Midnight Rooms
by Donyae Coles
Set in a foreboding Gothic mansion and infused with heightened paranoia and creeping horror, a spine-chilling historical thriller will leave readers questioning who, or what, they can trust, including their own sanity.
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The Moonlight Market
by Joanne Harris
Walking the streets of London, capturing whatever catches his eye, Tom--after a negative develops, revealing something unseen by the eye--is drawn further into a hidden war, forcing him to piece fragments of the truth to fight his own battle: both for the woman he loves, and for himself.
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Navola
by Paolo Bacigalupi
In Navola, a city-state dominated by a handful of influential families, Davico di Regulai must demonstrate his mastery of Navolese diplomacy as he prepares to take the reins of power from his father, which reveals his fate depends on what lies buried in the heart of his adopted sister.
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The Night Ends With Fire
by K. X. Song
When her opium-addicted father plans to sell her to a violent, ill-tempered man, Mellin, with the Three Kingdoms at war, disguises herself as a boy and enlists in the army where she has visions of a sea dragon spirit that offers her true power and freedom, but with a deadly price.
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The Spellshop
by Sarah Beth Durst
A lush cottagecore tale is full of stolen spellbooks, unexpected friendships, sweet jams and even sweeter love.
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Toward Eternity
by Anton Hur
A haunting speculative novel sets out to answer the question: What does it mean to be human in a world where technology is quickly catching up to biology?
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The West Passage
by Jared Pechaécek
Presents an original fantasy world peopled by the strangest characters imaginable and ruled by giant Ladies.
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