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The witch and the tsar
by Olesya Salnikova Gilmore
When Anastasia, the wife of the tsar, desperately needs her
protection, immortal witch Baba Yaga realizes the fate of all
Russia is tied to Anastasia's and must step out of the shadows
to protect the land she loves from powers far older and more
fearsome than anyone can imagine.
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Less is lost
by Andrew Sean Greer
In this highly anticipated follow-up to the Pulitzer Prize-winning
Less: A Novel, Arthur Less, after the death of an old lover and a
sudden financial crisis, sets out on a literary adventure across the
U.S. during which he must finally face his personal demons.
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House of hunger
by Alexis Henderson
Escaping the slums, Marion applies for the position of Bloodmaid
and is swept into a world of lust, blood, and dark debauchery
presided over by the feared Countess Lisavet, who enlists her into
a vicious game of cat and mouse.
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Robert Ludlum's the Treadstone Exile
by Joshua Hood
Former Treadstone Operative Adam Hayes finds himself at the
center of a web of warring factions and high-level secrets in the
second novel in the Treadstone series, the newest addition to the
Robert Ludlum universe.
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Maybe now : a novel
by Colleen Hoover
Coming across an old list of things she wanted to do maybe one
of these days, Maggie decides to live life to the fullest and accomplish these dreams, and, keeping Ridge updated on her adventures, unwittingly causes a rift in Ridge and Sydney's relationship.
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All your perfects : a novel
by Colleen Hoover
A damaged couple in a troubled marriage grapple with the
memories and mistakes they've made and secrets they've kept
as they try to repair their love.
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Without merit : a novel
by Colleen Hoover
From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of It Ends With Us
and November 9 comes a moving and haunting novel of family, love,
and the power of the truth. In Colleen Hoover's gripping novel, reminiscent of the bestselling works of Liane Moriarty and Jojo
Moyes, a young woman decides to reveal the dark secrets of her seemingly-happy family before she leaves them behind, but when
her escape plan fails, she must deal with the staggering
consequences of telling the truth"
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The attic child : a novel
by Lola Jaye
Two children locked away in the same attic, almost a century
apart, bound by a shared secret, discover beneath its floorboards
clues that provide comfort, when all hope is lost, to break free
from their confinement and leave the darkness behind.
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Captive
by Iris Johansen
Jane MacGuire is on the run after her MI6 agent partner runs afoul
of an international crime lord and she is targeted in the latest
addition to the long-running series following A Face to Die For.
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The birdcatcher
by Gayl Jones
On the white-washed island of Ibiza, the narrator, writer Amanda Wordlaw, describes in great detail her peculiar relationship with
her closet friend, a gifted sculptor, who is repeatedly institutionalized
for trying to kill a husband who never leaves her.
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Stay awake
by Megan Goldin
Liv Reese wakes up holding a bloodstained knife. Her hands covered
in scribbled messages, and she remembers nothing from the past two years. She is forced to go on the run for a crime she doesn't
remember committing, followed by someone who will do anything
to stop her from remembering permanently.
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Afterlives
by Abdulrazak Gurnah
A young man returns home years after being kidnapped to find his parents gone and his sister basically a slave in a multi-generational
saga set during the colonization of east Africa that won the
2021 Nobel Prize in Literature.
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The last white man
by Mohsin Hamid
As people across the land awaken in new incarnations, Anders,
whose skin turns dark, confides only in Oona, an old friend turned
new lover, deciding to use this as chance at a kind of rebirth, in
this novel of transcendence over bigotry, fear and anger.
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Love on the brain
by Ali Hazelwood
While co-leading a NASA neuro-engineering project with her
archenemy, Levi Ward, scientist Bee Konigswasser meets her match
in this brilliant man. He suddenly turns into an ally when her career starts floundering, causing things to heat up between them and
forcing her to make a difficult choice.
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The family remains : a novel
by Lisa Jewell
In this sequel to the best-selling The Family Upstairs, two women
are faced with complicated mysteries that are linked to a cold case
that left three people dead in a Chelsea mansion 30 years ago.
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Just like home
by Sarah Gailey
Called back home by her mother, Vera must not only face the
love she had for her serial-killer father, but also confront the
secrets yet undiscovered in the foundations of the notorious
Crowder House, finding out just how deep the rot goes.
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Grace under fire
by Julie Garwood
Grace MacKenna is assisted by a former Navy SEAL and current
lawyer after a wounded man stumbles into her arms and she
shoots the attacker threatening them both, in the latest addition
to the series following Wired.
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Listen to me : a novel
by Tess Gerritsen
Boston homicide detective Jane Rizzoli and medical examiner
Maura Isles are plagued by the seemingly senseless murder of
a widow and nurse. As they investigate further, they find this victim
is linked to an open hit-and-run case from months earlier. A case
that someone will kill to keep from being solved.
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The summer of Christmas
by Juliet Giglio
Screenwriter Ivy Green can only watch as her life is turned upside
down. Her script, based on her love story with her high school sweetheart, is being filmed in her hometown! Now back home,
Ivy is forced to face Nick for the first time since he broke her heart.
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Armored
by Mark Greaney
After losing part of his left leg, a former Close Protection Agent
takes a job as a mall cop in Virginia to support his family, but runs
into an old friend who has a much more intriguing job offer.
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The kingdoms of Savannah
by George Dawes Green
With the M. Musgrove & Family Detective Agency back in
business, determined to expose Savannah's seedy underbelly,
the dysfunctional family unearths a depraved history of murder
and slavery that a powerful few are determined to keep hidden
by any means necessary.
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More than you'll ever know : a novel
by Katie Gutierrez
Told through alternating timelines, this gripping mystery and
wrenching family drama follows struggling crime writer Cassie
Brown as she becomes obsessed with a 1985 murder case
involving a woman whose double life led to murder and vows
to tell the real story.
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Hawk Mountain : a novel
by Conner Habib
An English teacher is gaslighted by his charismatic high school
bully, in a tense story of deception, manipulation, and murder.
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Things we do in the dark
by Jennifer Hillier
Accused of murdering her celebrity husband, Paris Peralta must
stop the only person who knows her dark secret from destroying
the new life she's worked so hard to build, along with any chance
of a future.
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The displacements
by Bruce W. Holsinger
When a hurricane upends everything they have taken for granted,
the privileged Larson-Hall family find themselves displaced to
a FEMA mega-shelter where their new community includes an
insurance-agent-turned-drug dealer, a group of vulnerable
children, and a dedicated relief worker trying to keep the peace.
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Nothing but the truth : a novel
by Holly James
On the morning after her 30th birthday, super-publicist Lucy
arrives at her job where she can no longer lie to herself, or to
anyone else, forcing her to confront all of the injustices she
faces on a daily basis at work, in her relationship and in every
aspect of
her life.
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Brother alive : a novel
by Zain Khalid
One of three brothers adopted by an Imam at a Staten Island
mosque sees a hallucinatory double of himself named Brother.
Brother stays with him his whole life and is present when the
adult siblings begin to question their deeply held beliefs.
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What moves the dead
by T. Kingfisher
When his receives world that his childhood friend Madeline
Usher is dying, retired soldier Alex Easton races to the House
of Usher where he, after encountering a nightmare of fungal
growths and possessed wildlife, recruits a British mycologist
and a baffled American doctor to unravel the truth.
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The big dark sky
by Dean R. Koontz
Drawn to a Montana homestead and to a strange childhood
companion she'd long forgotten, Joanna Chase and others
converge on this remote ranch where a madman lurks with a
vision to save the future through murder, forcing them all to
come together to save themselves and humanity.
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The ghost that ate us
by Daniel Kraus
On June 1, 2017, six people were killed at a Burger City franchise
off I-80 near Jonny, Iowa. It was the bizarre and gruesome
conclusion to nine months of alleged paranormal activity at
the fast-food joint-events popularly known as "the Burger
City Poltergeist."
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Nuclear family: a novel
by Joseph Han
Set in the months leading up to the 2018 nuclear missile false
alarm, the members of a Korean family living in Hawai'i, when their
son tries and fails to cross the Korean demilitarized zone, find
themselves under suspicion, while their daughter gets constantly
high as she witnesses her family's undoing.
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The twilight world
by Werner Herzog
In his first novel, the great filmmaker tells the extraordinary
story of Hiroo Onoda, a former soldier famous for having defended
a small island in the Philippines for 29 years after WWII, unaware
the fighting was over.
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Out of the clear blue sky
by Kristan Higgins
When her husband suddenly leaves her for another woman, Lillie,
furious and with limited options concerning to whom to turn to for
help, finds unexpected allies who come to her aid, while, at the
same time, she comes to theirs. By a New York Times
best-selling author.
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The Hotel Nantucket : a novel
by Elin Hilderbrand
Attempting to win the favor of the Hotel Nantucket's new
London billionaire owner, general manager Lizbet Keaton, with
drama behind closed doors, staff and guests with complicated
pasts, a ghost roaming the halls and her own romantic uncertainty,
has her work cut out for her.
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Flying solo : a novel
by Linda Holmes
Returning to her Maine hometown to handle her grandmothers
estate, Laurie investigates a love letter and a mysterious wooden
duck she found at the bottom of a cedar chest and is swept up in a journey of self-discovery and antiques.
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The ballad of perilous graves
by Alex Jennings
Set in a fantastical version of New Orleans, where music is magic.
Failed magician Perilous Graves and his sister must capture nine
songs of power, which escape from the magical piano that maintains
the city's beat and save the city that they love.
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A face to die for
by Iris Johansen
An archaeologist who lost her father to tomb raiders after
discovering Helen of Troy's burial spot teams up with a forensic
sculptor to recreate Helens ship-launching face in the latest novel
of the long-running series following The Bullet.
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The Baxters : a prequel
by Karen Kingsbury
On Kari Baxter's wedding day, a building storm brings conflict and
doubt to the family until a moment of danger reveals important
truths, which could bring them back together or tear them apart.
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Aurora : a novel
by David Koepp
When a solar storm knocks out the power across the globe,
Aubrey Wheeler, in Aurora, Illinois, becomes the fierce protector
of her suburban neighborhood. Meanwhile across the country, her brother, a Silicon Valley CEO, hunkers down in his gilded desert
bunker, leading to a long-overdue reckoning between siblings.
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Meant to be : a novel
by Emily Giffin
A restless golden boy and a girl with a troubled past navigate a
love story that may be doomed before it even begins, in this
irresistible new novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling
author of All We Ever Wanted and The Lies That Bind.
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Sparring Partners
by John Grisham
The Malloy brothers, Kirk and Rusty, two successful young lawyers
who inherited a once prosperous firm when its founder, their father,
was sent to prison, loathe each other. They speak to each other only when necessary. As the firm disintegrates, the resulting fiasco falls
into the lap of Diantha Bradshaw, the only person the partners trust.
Can she save the Malloys, or does she take a stand for the first time
in her career and try to save herself?
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By the Book
by Jasmine Guillory
Jasmine Guillory's By the Book proves that fairy tale retellings
are still golden! Publisher-assistant Izzy braves the Santa Barbara mansion/dungeon of Beau, a reclusive star and aspiring author, to
help him bring his book to life. While there are no singing candelabras
or pitchfork-wielding villagers in this Beauty and the Beast homage,
there are definitely lingering glances and romantic library interludes!
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Book lovers
by Emily Henry
Agreeing to a holiday escape to the country, literary agent Nora
keeps running into a bookish, hardheaded, arrogant editor she
knows from Manhattan, and wishes she didn't, even as she
discovers they have more in common than previously thought.
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A Caribbean Heiress in Paris
by Adriana Herrera
The City of Light is where Luz Alana will expand Caña Brava, the
rum business her family built over three generations. It's a mission
that's taken on new urgency after her father's untimely death and
the news that her trust fund won't be released until she marries.
But buyers and shippers alike are rude and dismissive; they can't imagine doing business with a woman…never mind a woman of
color.
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Bloomsbury girls
by Natalie Jenner
Natalie Jenner, the internationally bestselling author of The Jane
Austen Society, returns with a compelling and heartwarming story
of post-war London, a century-old bookstore, and three women determined to find their way in a fast-changing world in Bloomsbury Girls. Bloomsbury Books is an old-fashioned new and rare book
store that has persisted and resisted change for a hundred years,
run by men and guided by the general manager's unbreakable
fifty-one rules. But in 1950, the world is changing, especially the
world of books and publishing, and at Bloomsbury Books, the girls
in the shop have plans.
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All the Lovers in the Night
by Mieko Kawakami
Fuyuko Irie is a freelance copyeditor in her mid-thirties. Working
and living alone in a city where it is not easy to form new
relationships, she has little regular contact with anyone other
than her editor, Hijiri, a woman of the same age but with a very
different disposition. When Fuyoku stops one day on a Tokyo
street and notices her reflection in a storefront window, what
she sees is a drab, awkward, and spiritless woman who has
lacked the strength to change her life and decides to do something
about it.
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All the Seas of the World
by Guy Gavriel Kay
On a dark night along a lonely stretch of coast a small ship sends
two people ashore. Their purpose is assassination. They have been
hired by two of the most dangerous men alive to alter the balance of power in the world. If they succeed, the consequences will affect the destinies of empires, and lives both great and small.
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The latecomer
by Jean Hanff Korelitz
The Latecomer is the story of three siblings, desperate to escape
one another, and the upending of their family by the late arrival of
a fourth. The Oppenheimer triplets have been reared with every advantage: wealth, education, and the determined attention of at
least one of their parents. But neither Harrison (the smart one),
Lewyn (the weird one) nor Sally (the girl) suspects the devastating
event that first set their family in motion, or understands how fully
it has already formed them.
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Lessons in chemistry: a novel
by Bonnie Garmus
In the early 1960s, chemist and single mother Elizabeth Zott,
the reluctant star of America's most beloved cooking show
due to her revolutionary skills in the kitchen, uses this
opportunity to dare women to change the status quo.
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Let's not do that again : a novel
by Grant Ginder
When her daughter, Greta, makes headlines as an extremist
protestor in Paris, Nancy Harrison, running for Senate, must
find Greta to save her campaign before it's too late.
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Crimson summer
by Heather Graham
Florida Department of Law Enforcement agent Amy Larson and
FBI agent Hunter Forrest investigate a bloody massacre in
Seminole territory that appears to be tied to South American
drug cartels and a Doomsday cult.
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Sister stardust : a novel
by Jane Green
Inspired by a true story, the New York Times best-selling author reimagines the glamorous and tragic life of fashion icon and socialite Talitha Getty through the eyes of Claire, a young woman in search of adventure who is drawn into Talithas orbit, forever changing her life.
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Saint Sebastian's abyss
by Mark Haber
A darkly comic meditation on art, obsession, and the enigmatic
power of friendship, Saint Sebastian's Abyss stalks the museum
halls of Europe, feverishly seeking salvation, annihilation, and the meaning of belief.
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Layla
by Colleen Hoover
When the personality of the woman he loves is changed by
the trauma of a severe accident, Leeds takes her to the
bed-and-breakfast where they first met, before her escalating
behavior complicates his ability to help another guest.
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Search : a novel
by Michelle Huneven
Secretly using her place on the church search committee to
write a memoir, with recipes, about the experience, restaurant
critic, food writer and longtime member of a progressive
Unitarian Universalist congregation, Dana Potowski gets some
good material until she realizes that she cares deeply about this institution.
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Post-traumatic : a novel
by Chantal V. Johnson
A dedicated lawyer who advocates for mentally ill patients,
Vivian, contending with the memories and aftereffects of her own
bad childhood, makes a bold move during a family reunion that
leaves her alone in new and terrifying ways, causing her to unravel.
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The fervor : a novel
by Alma Katsu
In 1944, Meiko Briggs and her daughter, Aiko, held in an
internment camp in the Midwest, discover a mysterious disease spreading among the interned is linked to a demon from the
stories of Meiko's childhood, hellbent on infiltrating their already
strange world.
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Little foxes took up matches
by Katya Kazbek
After suffering horrific abuse from his cousin who has returned
broken from war, Mitya embarks on a journey across underground Moscow where he hopes to find a place to belong, and escapes
into a fantasy world to deal with the brutalities of everyday life.
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Shadow fallen
by Sherrilyn Kenyon
A knight of William the Conqueror and son of one of the deadliest powers in existence, Valteri is the necessary key to holding back
evil if only he can work with the woman who stands for everything
in the universe he hates.
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Nettle & Bone
by T. Kingfisher
To save her sister and topple a throne, Marra is offered the tools
she needs if she completes three seemingly impossible tasks with
the help of a disgraced ex-knight, a reluctant fairy godmother, and
an enigmatic grave/witch and her fowl familiar.
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The house in the cerulean sea
by TJ Klune
Given a curious classified assignment to evaluate the potential
risks posed by six supernatural orphans, a case worker at the Department in Charge of Magical Youth bonds with an enigmatic caregiver who hides dangerous secrets.
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Woman, eating : a novel
by Claire Kohda
Reassessing her relationship with both food and people,
perpetually hungry Lydia, a mixed race vampire, must reconcile
the conflicts between her demon and human sides to exist in the
world.
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The wedding veil
by Kristy Woodson Harvey
This sweeping new novel follows four extraordinary women across generations, bound by a beautiful wedding veil and a connection to
the Vanderbilt legacy that changes their lives—and history as they
know it.
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The Last Suspicious Holdout : Stories
by Ladee Hubbard
The critically acclaimed author of The Rib King and The Talented
Ribkins returns with an eagerly anticipated collection of short
stories including the title story written exclusively for this volume,
that explore relationships in a black neighborhood from 1992 to 2007
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What the fireflies knew : a novel
by Kai Harris
Told from the perspective of almost 11-year-old Kenyatta Bernice,
this coming-of-age novel follows KB as she is sent to live with her estranged grandfather where she, as everything and everyone
changes around her, is forced to carve out a different identity for
herself and find her own voice.
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Good girl complex
by Elle Kennedy
Intent on earning a degree at Garnet College in the beachside
town of Avalon Bay, an internet entrepreneur has her “good girl”
abilities tested when she meets the rough and rowdy bad boy
Cooper Hartley.
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Reminders of Him
by Colleen Hoover
Released from prison, Kenna Rowan returns to the town where
it all went wrong, hoping to reunite with her 4-year-old daughter,
but with everyone against her, she turns to local bar owner Ledger
Ward who, risking everything, secretly helps her make amends.
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