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The Island

Natasha Preston

"I upload my latest trailer to TikTok advertising my new YouTube video Killer in the Family and sit back."


Girls and Their Horses: First Look and Cover Reveal

Eliza Jane Brazier

"Maple’s mother had insisted she wear riding clothes to the horse stable, even though they weren’t there to ride."


The Other Sister

Peter Mohlin and Peter Nyström

“How’s that possible? You’re sisters—surely you’ve learned how to share?”


The Reindeer Hunters

Lars Mytting, Translated by Deborah Dawkin

"[T]he dead are free to choose their age when they return as ghosts."


Vampires of El Norte: Excerpt and Cover Reveal!

Isabel Cañas

"Perhaps magic was the wrong word altogether. For what Nena and Néstor found that night was monstrous."


Five Survive

Holly Jackson

"This was the absolute worst way to die. Mid–squat-pissing behind a tree while Maddy’s axe-murderer charged at her from the front."


A Twisted Love Story: Excerpt and Cover Reveal

Samantha Downing

"Love is the last thing on his mind, especially today. The only thing that matters is time."


Flight Risk

Cherie Priest

“You’re just . . . what? Chasing murder leads for funsies?”


What Child Is This?

Bonnie Macbird

"Find the man and see him gaoled. Giving her my card was an excellent move, Watson."


“Concerning Those Who Have Fallen Asleep”

Adam Soto

"When the two discovered the old chauffeur laid on his belly in a copse of trees a year ago, they knew the man was in trouble, quite possibly even dead, and yet they simply turned away from him and did not utter a word to anyone about what they’d seen until the chauffeur’s nephew, a boy no older than twelve who worked in the Allertons’ stables, interrupted their breakfast with screams that he’d found his uncle dead in the woods."



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