Another week, another batch of books for your TBR pile. Happy reading, folks.
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Susan Stokes-Chapman, The Shadow Key
(Harper)
“An engaging work of historical fiction that is a love letter to Welsh culture as well as a gripping and atmospheric mystery pitting scientific reason against the supernatural. A gripping and unsettling gothic novel steeped in Welsh history and folklore.”
–Kirkus Reviews
Kiersten White, Lucy, Undying
(Del Rey)
“A hungry sapphic saga, inked in blood.”
–Hailey Piper
Amber and Danielle Brown, Zetas Till We Die
(Graydon House)
“The diverting latest from the Brown twins (after Perfect Little Lives) centers on a group of college friends united by the decade-old murder of their sorority sister, Lupé…It’s an intriguing puzzle.”
–Publishers Weekly
Alison Gaylin, Robert B. Parker’s Buzz Kill
(Putnam)
“Boston PI Sunny Randall is back to investigate the disappearance of a hard-partying energy drink mogul, in the latest thriller in Robert B. Parker’s bestselling series.”
–Bookreporter.com
Janice Hallett, The Examiner
(Atria)
“A remarkable book from a talented author and a good choice for readers who like the quirky and unusual.”
–Booklist
Brian Freeman, Break Every Rule
(Blackstone)
“A master of psychological suspense.”
–Lisa Gardner
JA Jance, Den of Iniquity
(William Morrow)
“Jance’s balance of pathos and plot, and the effortless way she intertwines the novel’s central story lines, proves she’s as sharp as ever. Newcomers and longtime series fans alike will be thrilled.”
–Publishers Weekly
Maureen Kilmer, Nightmare Trip
(Putnam)
“Kilmer’s account of the exasperating parental headaches Leigh and her husband endure trying to rein in their rambunctious kids is sure to elicit smiles.”
–Publishers Weekly
Rachel Harrison, So Thirsty
(Berkley)
“With a realistic protagonist who faces choices that are sometimes scarier than monsters, this book will have readers sinking their teeth in.”
–Library Journal
Felix Francis, Syndicate
(Crooked Lane Books)
“The customary insider details about the racing scene set up the denouement with commendable precision . . . [A] venerable franchise.”
–Kirkus Reviews
