Set against the fear-soaked backdrop of late-1970s Yorkshire, The List of Suspicious Things is a tender, funny, and quietly heartbreaking coming-of-age mystery that shines a light on innocence lost amid real-world terror. It’s hard to believe this is Jennie Godfrey’s debut because it reads with the confidence of a writer who deeply understands both the human heart and the weight of history.
Gilly Macmillan’s The Burning Library imagines a world where women’s secret societies have been fighting a hidden battle for influence across centuries.
When a string of murders inspired by famous literary classics shakes a small town, a detective and an English professor must confront a killer who seems to know their books as well as they do.
Ken Jaworowski writes about the lives of three unlucky protagonists living in Locksburg, a small town in Pennsylvania.
Sisters In Death: The Black Dahlia, The Prairie Heiress, and Their Hunter by Eli Frankel Kensington Press/October 28, 2025 Eli Frankel’s meticulously researched true crime endeavor claims to answer the question that has eluded authorities for nearly eighty years:...
The Intruder by Frieda McFaddenPoisoned Pen Press/October 7, 2025 Freida McFadden’s The Intruder will not disappoint fans of her signature, twisty novels that are more fun to consume than a bag of Skittles. In The Intruder, former teacher Casey...
