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New Fiction - February 2021
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All Girls
by Emily Layden
Nine young women embark on personal and scholarly journeys of self-discovery at a prestigious New England prep school, where their evolving voices are shaped by a scandal that the administration would cover up.
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American Delirium
by Betina González
An English-language debut by an award-winning novelist from Buenos Aires depicts a small Midwestern community where people and wildlife begin behaving in violently erratic ways that prevent a taxidermist from revealing his findings about a mysterious hallucinogen.
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The Ardent Swarm
by Yamen Manai
Manai’s vibrant English-language debut is a surprising parable of a man and his bees set in Sidi Bou, a fictional country that closely resembles Tunisia after the Arab Spring.
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The Bad Muslim Discount
by Syed M. Masood
A homesick Pakistani immigrant chafing against the strictures of his family’s new devout Muslim life in California and a young woman who barely escaped war-torn Baghdad upend their community in the aftermath of a fateful chance encounter.
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A Beast in Paradise
by Cécile Coulon
Unwilling to break the strong connection to her home and the generations of women who have guarded it, Blanche suffers great heartbreak until her love returns, bringing with him both happiness and darkness.
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The Blizzard Party
by Jack Livings
A six-year-old narrator recounts the catastrophic nor’easter that struck Manhattan in 1978 and a wild party on the Upper West Side attended by a man who planned to drown himself in the Hudson River.
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The Bone Fire
by Gyorgy Dragoman
From an award-winning and internationally acclaimed European writer, a chilling and suspenseful novel, set in the wake of a violent revolution, about a young girl rescued from an orphanage by an otherworldly grandmother she's never met.
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City of a Thousand Gates
by Rebecca Sacks
A college student in illegal territory, a journalist covering regional violence, a new father and a teen soldier struggle to survive in the contemporary West Bank against a backdrop of ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflicts.
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The City of Good Death
by Priyanka Champaneri
A debut novel of family and love, memory and ritual and the ways in which we honor the living and the dead that takes readers inside India’s holy city of Banaras follows the lives of inseparable cousins Pramesh and Sagar, who live in a death hostel.
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A Dance in Donegal
by Jennifer Deibel
To fulfill her mother's dying wish, Moira Doherty moves from Boston to the rolling green hills of 1921 Ireland to teach in a village school. She doesn't expect to fall in love-or to uncover a scandalous family reputation her mother left behind years ago.
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Dark Horses
by Susan Mihalic
In a debut novel, a teenager equestrian prodigy Roan Montgomery struggles to reclaim her life from her sexually abusive father, who demands strict obedience in all aspects of her life inside and outside of the riding arena.
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The Four Winds
by Kristin Hannah
A Depression-era woman confronts a wrenching choice between fighting for the Dust Bowl-ravaged land she loves in Texas or pursuing an uncertain future in California.
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From This Moment
by Kim Vogel Sawyer
Working as a youth minister after the tragic death of his fiancée, a man raised in foster care teams up with a spunky church custodian with her own unhappy past, before the pair find unexpected love and healing together.
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Girls with Bright Futures
by Tracy Dobmeier
A dark comedy of three prep school families locked in competition for a single spot at Stanford when an attempted murder reveals the dark underbelly of their privileged community.
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Good Neighbors
by Sarah Langan
A too-fast friendship between a repressed queen bee and the ostracized wife of a once-famous rock musician explodes into a community uprising involving a dangerous sinkhole, a trapped child and shocking accusations.
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Honey Girl
by Morgan Rogers
After completing her Ph.D. in astronomy, a young, straight-laced, Type A personality black woman goes on a girls’ weekend to Vegas to celebrate and gets drunkenly married to a woman whose name she doesn’t even know. With a cast of diverse and underrepresented characters, Rogers's debut is a beautiful story of learning to love.
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Khalil
by Yasmina Khadra
Reevaluating his choices when the ISIS suicide bomb he attempted to detonate malfunctions, a young Moroccan in Belgium learns that the assignment had been part of a training test and that his terrorist cell has another mission for him.
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The Kindest Lie
by Nancy Johnson
Needing to reconnect with the baby she gave up for adoption years earlier, an Ivy League-educated Black engineer uncovers devastating family secrets before her bond with a young white misfit scandalizes her racially torn community.
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Ladies of the House
by Lauren Edmondson
After her father’s involvement in a public scandal, Daisy must navigate the sale of the family home, her sister’s inconvenient crush and her best friend writing an expose in a modern retelling of Jane Austen’s classic Sense and Sensibility.
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Land of Big Numbers: Stories
by Te-Ping Chen
A debut story collection offering a kaleidoscopic portrait of life for contemporary Chinese people, set between China and the United States.
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Let's Get Back to the Party
by Zak Salih
Reconnecting with a childhood friend in the weeks after the Supreme Court marriage equality ruling, an art history teacher observes the contrast between his own closeted youth and the open relationships of a younger generation.
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The Love Proof
by Madeleine Henry
Inspired by her connect to her first love, Sophie, a physics prodigy, is determined to prove that true loves belong together in all realties, in this unusual love story about lasting connection, time and intuition.
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Milk Blood Heat: Stories
by Dantiel W. Moniz
A debut collection explores such topics as human connections, race, womanhood, inheritance and inner darkness in a series of intergenerational tales featuring protagonists in the sultry cities and suburbs of Florida.
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Milk Fed
by Melissa Broder
Transitioning from her Jewish faith to dieting to maintain an illusion of existential control, Rachel bonds with an Orthodox woman at a frozen yogurt shop before embarking on a journey of food, desire and spiritual fulfillment.
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The Mission House
by Carys Davies
Taking refuge in a mission house in a remote hill town in India, an Englishman fleeing the dark undercurrents of contemporary life bonds with a Padre’s daughter against a backdrop of escalating religious tensions.
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The Moonlight School
by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Based on true events, a young woman used to the finer things in life arrives in small town Appalachia in 1911 to help her formidable cousin combat adult illiteracy by opening moonlight schools.
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My Year Abroad
by Chang-rae Lee
An everyday American college student finds his life transformed by a Chinese-American businessman who unexpectedly takes him under his wing on a series of whimsical, heartbreaking and darkly shocking adventures throughout Asia.
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The Nature of Fragile Things
by Susan Meissner
Moving to early 20th-century San Francisco to escape New York tenement life, an Irish mail-order bride uncovers transformative secrets involving a silent child and two other women before her precarious existence is upended by the great earthquake of 1906.
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On Fragile Waves
by E. Lily Yu
Growing up on their parents’ mythical stories about the opportunities of Australia, a girl and her brother travel from war-torn Pakistan through temporary homes in Indonesia and Nauru, before government indifference challenges their dreams.
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Prayer for the Living
by Ben Okri
Playful, frightening, shocking—these stories from a Booker Prize-winning author and poet will make you think, or make you laugh as he blurs parallel realities and walks the line between darkness and magic.
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The Removed
by Brandon Hobson
A Cherokee family takes in a remarkable foster child on the eve of the Cherokee National Holiday and anniversary of the tragic death of their son.
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Send for Me
by Lauren Fox
A baker’s daughter and her husband flee to America amid increasingly violent anti-Semitism in pre-World War II Germany two generations before her granddaughter learns the astonishing story of their heritage and losses.
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The Slaughterman's Daughter
by Yaniv Iczkovits
Fable-inspired stories within stories, told from the nuanced perspectives of interrelated characters, follow the experiences of a Jewish woman in late-19th-century Russia searching for a missing husband. A delightful and original tale.
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The Smash-Up
by Ali Benjamin
Upended by his wife’s newfound activism, a once-successful businessman begins questioning everything in the face of scandalous allegations and a naïve houseguest.
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Sorrow and Bliss
by Meg Mason
Pushing away her devoted husband, a once-successful writer moves back into her bohemian childhood home, where she struggles to come to terms with the mental illness that has overshadowed her life.
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Super Host
by Kate Russo
Renting out his West London home in the wake of marital and career setbacks, an award-winning artist rediscovers his sense of purpose through relationships with a lonely American, a tortured fellow artist and a cautiously optimistic divorcée.
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This Close to Okay
by Leesa Cross-Smith
A recently divorced therapist spots a man standing on the edge of a bridge and convinces him to join her for coffee instead of jumping and the pair spend a cathartic weekend sharing secrets and angsts.
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Those Who Are Saved
by Alexis Landau
Given hours to report to an internment camp when Nazis occupy France, a Jewish-Russian émigré places her young daughter in the care of a trusted governess before an unexpected opportunity to escape to America leads to a heartbreaking separation.
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A Tip for the Hangman
by Allison Epstein
Recruited from Cambridge by Elizabeth I's spymaster, scholarship student Kit Marlowe is stationed undercover as a servant in the chilly manor where Mary, Queen of Scots, lives under house arrest.
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The Vineyard at Painted Moon
by Susan Mallery
Devastated by a divorce that she admits was inevitable, MacKenzie finds her attempts to move away from the only family and source of employment she has ever known complicated by an unplanned pregnancy.
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We Play Ourselves
by Jen Silverman
After a blistering public shaming, a promising young playwright heads to Los Angeles to reinvent herself and finds herself working on a semi-documentary about a group of teen girls who have a Fight Club inspired by the book and film. A beautifully realized novel about choice, ambition, and revelation.
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West With Giraffes
by Lynda Rutledge
Inspired by true events, this part adventure, part historical saga and part coming-of-age love story follows Woodrow Wilson Nickel as he recalls his journey in 1938 to deliver Southern California’s first giraffes to the San Diego Zoo.
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When Twilight Breaks
by Sarah Sundin
In this gripping inspirational, two Americans meet in 1938 in the heart of Nazi Germany. Their efforts to expose oppression attract unwanted attention, pulling them deeper into danger as the world marches toward war.
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Zorrie
by Laird Hunt
Cast adrift in the Depression-era West after the last of her relatives pass away, Zorrie survives by working at a radium processing plant before finding love, community and unexpected loss upon returning to her small Indiana hometown.
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Best Laid Plans
by Gwen Florio
In the first of a new mystery series, we meet Nora Best as she flees her old life, cheating husband and all, and takes to the road with an Airstream trailer, but she soon finds herself in trouble when blood is found around her campsite and she is accused of murder.
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Black Coral
by Andrew Mayne
For a police diver in Florida, solving a cold-case mystery brings a serial killer out of hiding in a deep, dark thriller. A relentless nail-biter whether below or above the waterline.
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Black Widows
by Cate Quinn
Blake Nelson is found murdered, and figuring out the culprit will be tricky: he was a Mormon who adopted the old polygamous ways and lived alone with his three wives, all of whom hate each other.
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Blink of an Eye
by Iris Johansen
Investigator Kendra Michaels teams up with military-trained bodyguard Jessie Mercado and agent-for-hire Adam Lynch in a desperate effort to rescue a famous pop singer who has been kidnapped during a live performance.
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Blood Grove
by Walter Mosley
Unlicensed private investigator-turned-hardboiled detective Easy Rawlins navigates sex clubs, the mafia and dangerous friends when he reluctantly accepts the racially charged case of a traumatized Vietnam War veteran in late-1960s Los Angeles.
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The Burning Girls
by C. J. Tudor
Assigned to a remote English countryside parish after a suspicious suicide, an unconventional vicar and single father investigates the village's tragic history and the recent disappearances of two teens.
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Comes the War
by Ed Ruggero
Investigating an OSS analyst’s murder against a backdrop of the Allies’ 1944 Channel crossing to France, a military lieutenant and his resourceful assistant become enmeshed in a web of secrets involving an innocent man’s wrongful arrest.
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Cruel As the Grave
by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
Bill Slider investigates the murder of a fitness trainer whose head was smashed in with a dumbbell and looks for additional suspects despite the girlfriend's clothes being covered in blood in the latest addition to the series.
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Dangerous Women
by Hope Adams
A debut based on the true story of the 1841 transport ship Rajah follows the experiences of a crew of Englishwomen convicts, sentenced to a distant penal colony for petty crimes, who realize that a killer is among them.
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Death by Chocolate Snickerdoodle
by Sarah Graves
Begged to prove the innocence of a sweet-natured neighbor who has been accused of murdering an unscrupulous curmudgeon, Jake and Ellie race to identify the killer in the face of a wildfire that cuts off their mainland access.
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The Devil's Harmony
by Sarah Rayne
Music researcher Phineas Fox is asked to verify the contents of an old scrapbook, rescued from the site of the historic Chopin Library in Warsaw. He discovers an intriguing link to an infamous piece of music that legend says was only performed at a traitor's execution - and was last played in 1944, on the night the Library was destroyed.
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The Downstairs Neighbor
by Helen Cooper
A suburban London community is thrown into turmoil when the horrifying disappearance of a teen from a loving family reveals long-kept local secrets, including a murder and another unsolved missing-child case.
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Exit
by Belinda Bauer
A literal-minded widower who discretely volunteers to help terminally ill people die by assisted suicide makes a terrible mistake that renders him a fugitive.
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An Extravagant Death
by Charles Finch
Sir Charles Lenox leaves Scotland Yard and travels to 1878 Newport where he investigates the supposed suicide of a beautiful debutante who threw herself off a cliff, in the fourteenth novel of the series.
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A Fatal Lie
by Charles Todd
Dispatched from London to investigate the discovery of an unidentified body in a peaceful Welsh village, Ian Rutledge uncovers a tangle of deception involving a child’s tragic fate and a woman bent on hiding the past.
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Faithless in Death
by J. D. Robb
Investigating a woman whose report about an artist’s murder is not adding up, Eve Dallas uncovers a fanatical conspiracy that leads to Dallas’ partnership with the FBI.
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Finlay Donovan Is Killing It
by Elle Cosimano
When struggling suspense novelist and single mom Finlay Donovan is mistaken for a contract killer, she inadvertently accepts the offer to dispose of a problem husband in order to make ends meet, discovering that crime in real life is a lot harder than fiction.
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Flowers of Darkness
by Tatiana de Rosnay
Moving into an ultra-modern artist residency in scenic Paris, a novelist seeking tranquility in the aftermath of a divorce begins experiencing ominous trepidation about the apartment building and the true agenda of those behind its creation.
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Girl A
by Abigail Dean
Bequeathed the house from where she escaped her brutally abusive parents, eldest child Lex Gracie navigates complicated family loyalties in her efforts to renovate the property into a safe place for her traumatized siblings.
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Guilt at the Garage
by Simon Brett
Carole and her neighbor Jude uncover evidence of foul play after Carole's car is vandalized and a body is discovered at the repair shop in the latest excellent addition to the series.
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The Kaiser's Web
by Steve Berry
Former Justice Department agent Cotton Malone investigates a World War II-era Soviet dossier that exposes crucial intelligence involving a German national election, billions in stolen Nazi wealth and the true fate of Adolf Hitler.
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Killer Content
by Olivia Blacke
While adjusting to life in Brooklyn, Louisiana native Odessa Dean investigates when a fellow waitress is murdered in the background of a viral, flash-mob proposal video in the first novel of a new series.
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Lola on Fire
by Rio Youers
Blackmailed by a witness after robbing a convenience store, a desperate man is forced to commit a burglary before realizing that a young woman and he have been rendered pawns in an organized crime dispute.
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The Low Desert: Gangster Stories
by Tod Goldberg
A collection set in the universe of Gangsterland includes the stories of an FBI agent’s roaming sheriff uncle, a cocktail waitress who would escape the loss of a daughter and three unlikely companions at a Palm Springs bar.
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Murder on the Metro
by Jon Land
In this strong relaunch of the Margaret Truman franchise, Robert Brixton investigates the sudden death of the vice president. The suspenseful plot and well-developed characters will keep readers turning the pages to the satisfying ending.
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Missing and Endangered
by Judith A. Jance
Protecting a brilliant freshman whose homeschooled life has left her unprepared for the outside world, Jennifer invites the vulnerable girl home for a Christmas break that embroils Sheriff Joanna Brady in a volatile missing-person's case.
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Murder at the Beacon Bakeshop
by Darci Hannah
With her Memorial Day opening marred by a protest group and the murder of her ex-fiance’s girlfriend, Lindsey, who converted an old run-down lighthouse into a bakery café, must save her business and herself when she is named the prime suspect.
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Murder in an Irish Bookshop
by Carlene O'Connor
The grand opening of a new bookstore in Kilbane becomes the closing chapter of an author’s life—and a whodunit that tests even Garda Siobhán O’Sullivan’s deductive reasoning in this cozy mystery.
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Murder Ink
by Betty Hechtman
Asked to write a 'celebration of life' book for the funeral of a former client, writer for hire Veronica Blackstone finds herself questioning the death. No one quite knows what happened and the prominent family are more concerned with their image than the truth in this thought-provoking series launch.
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Never Far Away
by Michael Koryta
Placed in witness protection in remote northern Maine, Leah risks exposing herself to the dangerous forces of her past when her homesick children run away.
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Nighthawking
by Russ Thomas
A sequel to Firewatching finds Detective Sergeant Adam Tyler and his protégé, Detective Constable Amina Rabbani, investigating the suspicious death of a Chinese national whose demise threatens to trigger an international incident
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Obsession
by Patricia Bradley
A ten-year-old murder case. An obsessed stalker. Can Natchez Trace Ranger Samuel Ryker keep his colleague and one-time love Emma Winters from the clutches of a man determined to make her his own? This smart, well-written tale of romantic suspense follows Standoff.
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Part of the Family
by Charlotte Philby
Philby is the granddaughter of Kim Philby, Britain’s most notorious MI5 agent turned traitor, so it’s no surprise that her new book is a shadowy, treacherous, troubling spy thriller that will grip readers from the first page.
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The Power Couple
by Alex Berenson
Embarking on a European family vacation to revitalize their marriage, two government employees find the limits of their bond tested when their daughter goes missing from a Barcelona club.
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Quiet in Her Bones
by Nalini Singh
When the bones of missing socialite Meera Rai are discovered in the forest that surrounds her elite neighborhood, her son Aarav is determined to uncover the ugly truth that lives beneath the moneyed elegance – but no one is ready for the murderous secrets that emerge.
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Relentless
by Mark Greaney
Attempting to secure an operative who is among several who have gone missing throughout the world, the Gray Man secures vital intelligence from a team of assassins, before an undercover agent in Berlin makes a life-threatening discovery.
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Run for Cover
by Michael Ledwidge
A sequel to Stop at Nothing finds Michael Gannon taking refuge on an isolated Utah wilds ranch before teaming up with a tenacious FBI agent to investigate a suspicious death in the rocky foothills of Grand Teton.
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The Russian Cage
by Charlaine Harris
A latest entry in the best-selling series finds Lizbeth reluctantly teaming up with her sister and navigating growing Grigori powers to rescue her estranged partner, Prince Eli, from an alternate-world Holy Russian Empire.
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Scot on the Rocks
by Catriona McPherson
Lexy Campbell finds two cases intersecting when she agrees to help her ex-husband find his missing wife and investigate the disappearance of the bronze statue of local legend Mama Cuento in the witty third title in the series.
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Serpentine
by Jonathan Kellerman
LAPD homicide lieutenant Milo Sturgis and brilliant psychologist Alex Delaware investigate a decades-unsolved case involving a rich and spoiled client, a mysterious birth mother and violent coincidences.
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The Shadow Box
by Luanne Rice
Preparing for an exhibit that includes a piece about the domestic violence she once endured at the hands of her gubernatorial candidate husband, an artist survives a home invasion only to find herself pitted against dangerous corrupt forces.
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A Side of Murder
by Amy Pershing
Returning home to Cape Cod after her successful life as a chef in New York City crashes and burns, food writer Samantha Barnes must deal with a new boss, her old flame, and a dead body that no one seems to want to do anything about.
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The Sign of the Gallows
by Susanna Calkins
A dead man at a crossroads. A secret message. A ring with a warning about death . . . Printer's apprentice Lucy Campion is caught up in a strange and puzzling murder case in this twisty historical mystery set in seventeenth-century London
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The Silenced women
by Frederick Weisel
The head of the Violent Crime Investigations unit manages his chronic migraines and investigates the murder of a young woman found dead on a park bench in an attempt to redeem himself after his last, botched case.
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Slough House
by Mick Herron
When residents of an off-the-record MI5 depository for demoted spies begin dying off at an alarming rate, Jackson Lamb tackles a corrupt web of media, spycraft and politics to protect his crew from unknown assailants.
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Spoils of the Dead
by Dana Stabenow
Alaskan State Trooper Liam Campbell investigates the death of a young archaeologist who claimed to have unearthed something that has Alaska natives, real estate developers, and oil and gas companies up in arms. Campbell will have to find the killer before the situation spirals out of control.
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The Survivors
by Jane Harper
Haunted by guilt for a reckless and consequential mistake in his youth, Kieran returns to his coastal hometown and his struggling fishing-industry parents, before the discovery of a body on the beach reveals long-held secrets.
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The Unwilling
by John Hart
The younger brother of a wrongly implicated Vietnam veteran and ex-con races to uncover the truth about a young woman’s murder and the brutal realities of war that shaped his brother’s darker nature.
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Water Memory
by Daniel Pyne
With memory lapses becoming more frequent from serial-concussion syndrome, a black ops specialist, Aubrey Sentro, must elude the pirates who have seized the cargo ship she’s on, save the passengers and get home safely to her children.
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The Duke Heist
by Erica Ridley
When he is kidnapped by Chloe Wynchester, who is determined to recover her father’s painting, the Duke of Faircliffe, who needs to wed a highborn heiress to save his family’s estate, loses his heart to this woman who is the complete opposite of what he needs.
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Jackson
by Laquette Holmes
When she gets herself into trouble, Aja Everett, who hires ex-cons to work at Restoration Ranch, turns to Texas Ranger Jackson Dean for help, and as things heat up between them, she gets herself into a whole different kind of trouble.
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A Lady's Formula for Love
by Elizabeth Everett
Organizing a society to support women scientists while performing clandestine missions for the Crown, genius noblewoman Lady Violet Hughes secretly falls in love with her bodyguard, Arthur Kneland, who investigates a shadowy threat infiltrating Violet’s laboratories.
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Make Up Break Up
by Lily Menon
Rendered instantly famous when his break-up app becomes meteorically successful, Hudson Craft moves into a new office adjoining the workspace of a commitment-minded woman with whom he once shared a Las Vegas summer fling.
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Waiting for a Scot Like You
by Eva Leigh
While escorting the beautiful, bold and reckless Lady Farris on her journey north, Major Duncan McCameron must contend with carriage crashes, secret barn dances, robbers and an inn with only one bed that tests his resolve in more ways than one.
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Wild Rain
by Beverly Jenkins
In the wake of the Civil War, Spring Lee, running her own ranch in Paradise, Wyoming, second guesses her resolve to avoid men when a reporter arrives to interview her brother and becomes enamored with her instead.
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The Absolute Book
by Elizabeth Knox
Writing a successful book about the proper care of libraries, a woman with a haunted past is approached by a police officer for help solving a case involving an ancient scroll box and a library fire in her grandparents’ home.
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Kingdom of Shadow and Light
by Karen Marie Moning
MacKayla Lane faces the ultimate threat when war breaks out between the kingdoms of shadow and light.
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The Memory Theater
by Karin Tidbeck
Living in a mystical, party-driven alternate dimension where Master overseers brutalize and kill teens for growing up, friends Dora and Thistle plot a daring escape through time and space to find the person who can grant them freedom.
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Out Past the Stars
by K. B. Wagers
When she decides not to kill the Farian gods, Hail is met with dire consequences as the fate of the galaxy is on the line, forcing her to make one final gamble to leverage chaos into peace in this heartfelt and hopeful conclusion to the series.
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Winter's Orbit
by Everina Maxwell
After being forced by his Emperor grandfather into a marriage of convenience to unite their planets, Prince Kiem discovers that his intended, Count Jainan, is a suspect in his late husband’s death despite it being ruled an accident.
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