Seventeen years after beginning a relationship with her high school English teacher, Vanessa Wye is forced to grapple with the reality that the man she considers the love of her life is actually a monster.
A tenacious White House intern becomes wrapped up in a plot against the President after the WH Chief of Staff is murdered in his home.
“This is my new normal,” Ami McKay thinks to herself during a phone conversation with one of her many doctors. It’s 2001, she’s in her mid-thirties, and has just been informed she’s tested positive for Lynch Syndrome, a genetic mutation that will make her highly susceptible to various types of cancer.
Trick Mirror covers a wide range of topics, from modern feminism to Fyre Festival, from the University of Virginia’s complicated history to the pressure women feel to get married, from dabbling in drug use to the oft-corrupting influence of religion.
One woman is on the run, another is reported missing. How are the connected, and what was is about their lives they so desperately wanted to escape?
A mother’s life is turned upside down when a masked intruder threatens the safety of her children and the stability of her home.
Ruth Ware’s fifth suspense novel is just as riveting and atmospheric as its predecessors. A young woman finds herself caught up in a murder trial when one of the children she has been hired to nanny ends up dead, turning her life - and the lives of her employers - completely upside down.
Two families fight to break a multi-generational cycle of violence in Mary Beth Keane’s latest novel Ask Again, Yes, a book about tragedy, recovery and hope in the most difficult of situations.

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