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| A fairy-tale honeymoon in Paris spirals into a nightmare after a shocking kidnapping |
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- This New York Times bestseller is the first spy thriller from the author behind classic legal thrillers like The Firm
- When newlyweds Paul and Chelsea are kidnapped in France, it ignites a major intelligence operation — and uncovers an unthinkable conspiracy
- “The story unfolds so irresistibly that newcomers may think Grisham’s been writing thrillers like this his whole life” (Kirkus Reviews)
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| An atmospheric thriller set at a centuries-old New England estate |
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- The latest from the #1 New York Times bestselling sensation behind The Housemaid series!
- Seeking a fresh start, Julia Barlow seeks refuge at her family’s 17th-century estate in Massachusetts, only to face unsettling, sinister events…
- A dark history comes back to haunt the present in this engrossing read about witchcraft and family secrets
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| This terrifying thriller arrives just in time for Halloween |
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- Harlan Coben, Caroline Kepnes, and Stephen King are all fans, with King calling it a “small-town nightmare… with a dark dash of Thomas Harris’s The Silence of the Lambs”
- A maximum security cell that once housed a notorious murderer is now empty, with only a chilling message on the wall. As the body count rises, it becomes clear something even more sinister is at play…
- “Richard Chizmar delves deep into our worst fears and touches the darkness that lives there” (S. A. Cosby)
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| ‘Blistering… You can’t guess the ending’ (New York Magazine) |
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- “Two masters of the craft” (The Independent) have reunited, and The Baltimore Sun speaks for fans everywhere: “To say we are excited is an understatement”
- Follow weary, middle-aged Jack Sawyer as he faces members of a murderous cult in an apocalyptic battle…
- “Fans of the earlier Talisman novels will absolutely love this one, and because King is a wizard at providing backstory, new readers can thoroughly enjoy it” (Booklist starred review)
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| A dark crime novel to leave you shivering |
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- “Plot twists… as delicious to follow as a trail of breadcrumbs in a dark, dark wood” (Clémence Michallon, author of The Quiet Tenant)
- Still haunted by the unsolved case of her best friend’s disappearance, DI Lyla Rondell must investigate a series of murders based on classic fairy tales…
- Janice Hallett says, “Prepare to be spellbound because Alexandra Benedict is a master of this darkest art”
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| BookPage warns this ‘will keep you up all night reading’ |
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- On a road trip alongside three Blackfeet companions, guilt-ridden Nathan Yellow Tail discovers what happens when history refuses to stay buried…
- From the New York Times bestselling author of My Heart Is a Chainsaw
- A follow-up to the smash breakout hit The Only Good Indians from “one of our most talented and prolific living writers” (Tommy Orange)
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| This buzzy read is already slated for a TV adaptation! |
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- Grief-stricken Helen is navigating her strange new existence in her impulsive second marriage when her new husband’s brother shows up — the one who’s supposed to be dead…
- Helen must confront the possibility of an unraveling reality in this “twisty genre-bender” (People)
- The Overnight Guest author Helen Gudenkauf calls this “one of the most beautifully told, unsettling novels I’ve encountered”
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| Stephen Graham Jones’s ‘new favorite slasher novel’ |
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- Aging scream queen Barbra wants to break free from Hollywood’s typecasting — but then her fans begin dying in gruesomely familiar ways…
- A “wonderfully campy and self-aware” read that “has a wicked aftertaste” (Publishers Weekly)
- Fans of Grady Hendrix’s The Final Girl Support Group and Paul Tremblay’s Horror Movie won’t want to miss this spin on the final girl trope
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| ‘Garfield meets Rosemary’s Baby’ (Publishers Weekly) |
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- Another supernatural thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of Hidden Pictures
- Cartoonist Penny is happy to pet-sit an affectionate cat named Godfrey — but after an increasingly terrifying series of events, she’s forced to reevaluate what Godfrey truly is…
- A “dramatic, screamworthy climax” (Kirkus Reviews) worthy of a storyteller with “a freakishly fertile imagination” (The New York Times)
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| ‘I always see the twists coming — but not this time’ (Lee Child) |
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- Lisa Jewell is raving about this “madly twisty and super pacy and so, so clever” novel
- Nadeeka is certain that Jamie is cheating on her — but just when she’s about to confront him at home, she walks into a terrible crime scene
- This “nail-biter of a thriller” (Shari Lapena, author of The Couple Next Door) is sure to stick with you long after the last page
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| ‘Comes on like a freight train and never stops’ (Terry Hayes) |
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- This “exceptional thriller” (Publishers Weekly) follows Robert Beaujolais, a hit man who — after a botched job — must take on an impossible mission
- Propulsive plotting takes readers from San Francisco to Paris
- Comes highly recommended by Booklist, who says readers will be captivated from the opening sentences
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