Bless Your Heart by Leigh Dunlap | Southern Charm Meets Murder in Atlanta’s Elite Circles
Leigh Dunlap traded Hollywood scripts for Southern secrets in her explosive debut thriller, Bless Your Heart, and what a delicious…
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The Black Family Who Built America by Cheryl McKissack Daniel | Building Legacy
Cheryl McKissack Daniel’s The Black Family Who Built America is more than a history lesson; it’s a vibrant, multi-generational saga…
Once Upon A Time in Dollywood by Ashley Jordan | Finding Healing
Ashley Jordan’s Once Upon a Time in Dollywood isn’t just another romance; it’s a warm, soulful journey through heartbreak, hope,…
The Locked Ward by Sarah Pekkanen | Murder, Madness, and a Family’s Darkest Secret
Sarah Pekkanen’s latest psychological thriller grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. In The Locked Ward, she weaves…
Jenny Cooper Has a Secret by Joy Fielding | Secrets, Suspense, and Second Chances
Joy Fielding’s Jenny Cooper Has a Secret is the kind of thriller that sneaks up on you. The story follows…
My Sister and Other Lovers by Esther Freud | Sisters, Secrets, and the Stories We Tell Ourselves
Esther Freud’s new novel hits close to home. Too close, maybe. The daughter of painter Lucian Freud takes us deep…
Tart by Slutty Chef | A Kitchen Confessional That Burns Hot
Slutty Cheff’s Tart isn’t your grandmother’s cooking memoir. This raw, raucous debut from an anonymous London chef strips away the…
The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown | Cracking the Code
Dan Brown does what he does best in The Lost Symbol, plunging readers headfirst into a whirlwind of riddles, secret…
Don’t Let Him In by Lisa Jewell | The Dark Side of Charm
Ever wonder if that charming new person in your life is too good to be true? Lisa Jewell’s Don’t Let…
Proof by Jon Cowan | A Legal Thriller That Actually Thrills
Jon Cowan knows how to write lawyers. After all, he gave us nine seasons of Suits. But his debut novel,…
The Black Highway by Simon Toyne | A Twisted Journey Through Darkness
Simon Toyne’s latest Laughton Rees thriller isn’t just good, it’s the kind of book that makes you miss your stop…