Guilt, Amanda Robson, Avon – Miranda and Zara Cunningham are twins, different in both looks and personality. Zara is a flighty, outgoing and artistic soul with a history of self-harm. Miranda, more stable and grounded, worries for her sister.
Guilt, Amanda Robson, Avon – Miranda and Zara Cunningham are twins, different in both looks and personality. Zara is a flighty, outgoing and artistic soul with a history of self-harm. Miranda, more stable and grounded, worries for her sister.
The Silent Companions, Laura Purcell, Random House – In 1865, Elsie Bainbridge’s new marriage comes to an end with the sudden death of her husband Rupert. She is pregnant with his child.
After Nightfall, A. J. Banner, Lake Union – Marissa Parlette and her fiance Nathan Black throw a dinner party to celebrate his fortieth birthday and their engagement, but it becomes an exercise in awkwardness.
The Intermission, Elyssa Friedland, Penguin – Cass and Jonathan Coyne have it all. A swanky New York City apartment, good friends, and enough wealth to do what they want, when they want.
Book Review: Summer List, Amy Mason Doan, Graydon House – Laura Christie receives a letter out of the blue from an old friend she’d parted from under unpleasant circumstances seventeen years ago.
Zero Limit, Jeremy K. Brown, 47North – Caitlin Taggart and her crew mine precious Helium-3 on the surface of the Moon at high risk for low pay.
Reality Wedding, Laura Heffernan, Kensington Publishing – Jen Reid and Justin Taylor, stars of the reality TV show The Fishbowl, met on set and fell in love in spite of all life – and showbiz – could throw at them.
Bone Music, Christopher Rice, Thomas & Mercer – Nine months old Trina Pierce’s mother was murdered, and she was taken by two serial killers, Abigail and Daniel Banning.
Tips for Living. Renee Shafransky, Lake Union Publishing – Nora Glasser feels her post-divorce life is coming together. She lives in a small town on Long Island and writes a snarky column for the local paper
Keep Her Safe, K. A. Tucker, Atria – Noah Marshall’s white bread life is thrown into chaos when his mother, Austin Police Chief Jackie Marshall, kills herself.