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The Last Mandarin by Louise PennyWhen a global security breach sparks worldwide panic and is traced to China, a Chinese dissident and her estranged daughter must race from Washington to Hong Kong to uncover the truth and stop a global catastrophe. |
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of a criminal who delights in taunting the authorities. As Stilwell pursues a case whose reach is wider than he ever imagined, he risks his already fragile standing in the department. |
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A debut author becomes the target of an obsessive fan whose admiration turns to violence. After a terrifying assault, she tries to rebuild her life in a quiet Oregon town, but her stalker’s fixation hasn’t ended.
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The Midnight Train by Matt HaigWhen Wilbur boards the Midnight Train, he’s given the chance to revisit the defining moments of his life, especially those with Maggie, the love he lost. But changing the past may cost him everything . |
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It Could Have Been Her by Lisa JewellWhen Jane Trevally finds a lost dog and returns it to a house in London, she’s forced to confront a place tied to her own dark past. As a teenage girl goes missing, long-buried secrets inside the house begin to surface.
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Whistler by Ann PatchettWhen Daphne unexpectedly reunites with her former stepfather at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, memories of a brief but life-changing connection resurface. Their meeting sparks a reflection on love, loss, and the moments that shape a life. |
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Land by Maggie O'FarrellIn post–Great Hunger Ireland, a father and son mapping the rugged coastline become entangled in a mysterious event that changes their lives forever. A sweeping historical novel about memory, survival, and the enduring power of the land. |
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26 Beauties: A Women's Murder Club Thriller by James PattersonWhen several young women go missing in San Francisco, the Women’s Murder Club investigates whether the disappearances and two mysterious deaths are connected. |
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The Divorce by Freida McFaddenAfter her husband suddenly leaves her for a younger woman, Naomi becomes obsessed with his new girlfriend. But as she digs into their lives, she uncovers secrets that put her own life in danger. |
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Young investigator Daniel Pitt and his wife, Miriam, tackle two violent crimes in the last novel of Anne Perry’s series, completed posthumously by author Victoria Zackheim. |
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The Calamity Club by Kathryn StockettSet in Depression-era Mississippi, three determined women, including an orphaned girl join forces to challenge injustice and claim a better future, discovering the power of friendship and courage along the way.
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glamorous, risky world of her enigmatic neighbor in 2007 Brooklyn. As ambition, money, and identity collide on the brink of financial crisis, she must confront the true cost of the life she’s chasing. |
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Ghost Town by Tom PerrottaIn this darkly nostalgic novel, a middle-aged writer revisits a turbulent 1970s New Jersey summer that changed his life. As a grieving teen, he’s drawn into risky friendships and eerie encounters that blur reality and the supernatural, events that continue to haunt him into adulthood. |
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Small Town Girls: A Writer's Memoir by Jayne Anne PhillipsIn this tender essay collection, a writer reflects on her Appalachian roots, weaving together memories of family, place, and creative life. Rich with history and heart, it’s a moving portrait of belonging, identity, and the landscapes that shape us.
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The Anniversary: A Thriller by Alex FinlayAfter a violent night in 1992 binds their lives together, Jules and Quinn are forced to relive the trauma every May 1st as two haunting mysteries slowly unravel. As their paths converge, the truth edges closer, and a relentless killer prepares to strike again.
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The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth StroutArtie Dam, a quiet history teacher living a steady life, is secretly planning a world-changing act. But after a sudden accident shifts his perspective, he begins to question fate, freedom, and what truly gives life meaning. |
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The Shippersby Katherine CenterAt her sister’s destination wedding cruise, JoJo tries to win closure with her first crush with help from her childhood best friend, Cooper, who once broke her heart. But their fake flirting soon stirs up old feelings and a second chance at love.
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Daughters of the Sun and Moon by Lisa SeeIn post–Civil War Los Angeles, three Chinese women, each with different dreams of love, freedom, and justice, struggle against hardship and prejudice, finding strength in friendship and resilience. |
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Daisy is fed up with being unlucky in love, and with Mayor Kelly declaring her flower shop cursed, business has slowed. But when newcomer Elliot walks through the door of her shop, neither expects a chance encounter could bloom into the greatest love
they never saw coming. |
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Clive Cussler Cold Fire by Graham BrownWhen a powerful NATO weapon disappears in the Arctic after a mysterious hijacking, Kurt Austin and the NUMA team race against Russian and Chinese forces to recover it before it sparks a global conflict.
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Stuart Woods' Deep Water by Brett BattlesAfter surviving a mysterious yacht shipwreck, Stone Barrington must uncover who is behind the attack and protect the victims before the perpetrator strikes again.
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Ex-Special Forces operatives, code-named Rocket’s Red Glare, must stop a deadly threat on American soil when a presidential campaign is rocked by murder.
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Choke Point: A Thriller by Brad ThorScot Harvath must stop a former teammate aiding China, whose covert operations threaten Thailand and could give Beijing the upper hand over the United States.
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Our Perfect Storm by Carley FortuneBest friends Frankie and George head to Tofino for a week to mend their friendship, but old secrets and buried feelings make this getaway a chance for love, heartbreak, and second chances. |
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Chasing the Clouds Away by Debbie MacomberA chance encounter brings Maisy, a selfless woman who gave up her dreams, together with Chase, a guarded bank executive. As they clash, learn, and help others, they discover that love and selflessness can transform their lives.
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A False and Fatal Claim: A Lane Winslow Mystery by Iona WhishawIn King’s Cove, Lane Winslow stumbles on a mysterious abandoned hat and soon a stolen boat, a missing boy, and other disappearances spiral into a tangled mystery. With her husband and neighbors drawn in, Lane must untangle secrets from the town to keep everyone safe before the wedding arrives.
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Five years after her son vanished in Carralon Ridge, Ro returns and realizes something was overlooked and someone is making sure the town’s secrets stay buried.
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A Deadly Episode by Anthony HorowitzWhen the star of a film adaptation of Hawthorne’s first case is murdered, Daniel Hawthorne and Horowitz must unravel a tangled web of secrets, past wrongs, and deadly motives stretching from a troubled film set to Hawthorne’s Yorkshire hometown.
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We Burned So Bright by TJ KluneIn TJ Klune’s heart-wrenching standalone, aging husbands Don and Rodney embark on a final road trip across America as a rogue black hole nears, reflecting on love, life, and what it means to truly burn bright before the end.
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Rites of the Starlingby Devney PerryIn the epic sequel to Shield of Sparrows, a princess journeys across a cursed realm, facing monsters, magic, and deadly secrets. To protect those she loves and claim her destiny, she must embrace her strength and the monster within. |
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This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me by Ilona AndrewsWhen a devoted fantasy reader wakes up inside her favourite unfinished novel, she must use her knowledge of the story to survive a dangerous world of magic, warlords, and intrigue. But as she grows attached to its characters, changing their fate may come at a deadly cost. |
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The Ballad of Falling Dragons by Sarah A. ParkerIn this epic fantasy sequel, Raeve’s quest for vengeance collides with a looming catastrophe that could destroy everything she loves. As secrets from her past awaken and war closes in, she and Kaan must choose between saving their world or losing it forever.
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The Dorians by Nick CutterOn a remote Canadian island, fives senior volunteers are offered the chance to restore their youth, but an ancient, unstoppable biological force turns the experiment into a horrifying test of ambition, morality, and survival.
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The Chambermaid's Key by Genevieve GrahamIn 1929 Toronto, chambermaid Rosie Ryan is drawn into love, ambition, and murder at the Dominion Hotel. Nearly a century later, city inspector Bridget Kelly uncovers long-buried secrets that someone will kill to keep hidden. |
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The Girls Trip by Ally CondieThree online friends meet for the first time at a national park getaway, hoping to escape their complicated lives, but the trip takes a dark turn when one of them suddenly vanishes. |
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Hope Rises by David BaldacciWalter Nash goes undercover to infiltrate the criminal empire of the woman who destroyed his life, only to uncover truths that could change everything. |
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Son of Nobody by Yann MartelA reimagining of the Trojan War through a newly discovered ancient poem, linking the story of a forgotten Greek soldier with the life of a modern scholar and the timeless power of myth and memory.
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A Woman's Place by Danielle SteelAfter surviving the s inking of the RMS Titanic, a young aristocrat defies society’s expectations, forging a new life and stepping into leadership in a world dominated by men.
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Daughter of Egypt by Marie BenedictIn the 1920s, Lady Evelyn Herbert becomes determined to uncover the lost tomb of the pharaoh Hatshepsut, risking everything to reveal the legacy of a powerful woman nearly erased from history.
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81-year-old Elsie finds her carefully hidden secrets threatened when a curious young girl befriends her, raising unsettling questions about the mysterious deaths that have followed Elsie throughout her life. |
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Go Gentle by Maria SempleA contented philosopher’s carefully ordered life is thrown into chaos after a chance encounter with a mysterious stranger, forcing her to confront buried secrets and unexpected desires.
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The Novice of Holloway Hall by Wayne JohnstonReturning to Newfoundland after leaving the convent, Vivvy Holloway must care for a young orphan while facing family tensions and long-buried secrets that threaten the future of the Holloway family.
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Cherry Baby by Rainbow RowellA second-chance romance about a woman confronting body image and fatphobia in the Ozempic era, as she reconnects with a college crush after her soon-to-be-ex turns her into a caricature in his hit graphic novel. |
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Paradox by Douglas PrestonCBI Agent Frankie Cash and Sheriff Jim Colcord investigate a string of grisly murders, a secretive society, and mysterious Neanderthals in the Colorado wilderness.
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Journalist Patrick Radden Keefe investigates the mysterious death of a 19-year-old Londoner whose secret double life draws his grieving parents into the city’s hidden world of crime, wealth, and corruption. |
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Grill: Easy Grilling, Big Flavor by Jamie Oliver
Chef Jamie Oliver shares simple, flavour-packed recipes for cooking over the grill. With simple techniques and bold ingredients, this cookbook makes it easy to create delicious grilled meals for any occasion.
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The Land and Its People: Essays by David SedarisThe author reflects on life as a foreigner, brother, and friend, finding humour and wonder in everyday human behaviour. |
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True Crime: A Memoir by Patricia CornwellPatricia Cornwell shares the powerful story of her own life, from a tough childhood and personal struggles to becoming the creator of the iconic forensic book series featuring Kay Scarpetta.
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it harder to find meaning and offers practical, research-based steps to help readers rediscover purpose, fulfillment, and direction. |
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