The Cage
by Bonnie Kistler.
Two women enter an elevator at the 30th floor. As they descend, the power goes out and they are trapped in the dark. When the elevator finally opens on the ground floor, one of the women is dead. She’s been shot. Was it suicide or murder?
The Golden Couple
by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen.
Marissa and Matthew Bishop appear to be a golden couple, but their therapist, Avery, believes secrets are hidden behind that golden façade. And when she begins digging below the surface, things keep getting more complicated.
Not a Happy Family
by Shari Lapena.
Wealthy entrepreneur Fred Merton and his wife Sheila have been found brutally murdered in their elegant house in an exclusive enclave. Could one of their three grown children have killed them?
Dial A for Aunties
by Jesse Q. Sutanto.
Meddy Chan accidentally kills her blind date, and calls on her mother and Chinese-Indonesian aunties to help her hide the body. But they are pressed for time—their wedding planning business has a big weekend ahead.
The Other Passenger
by Louise Candlish.
Jamie and Kit have been commuting to downtown London by Thames river bus for months, when Kit disappears. Police question Jamie: another passenger witnessed them fighting the last time they travelled together. Who was that passenger, and what did they see?
The Sweetheart Locket
by Jen Gilroy.
Two women. Two timelines. Two generations. When World War II breaks out, sheltered Canadian girl Maggie stays in London to “do her bit.” In present day, Willow uncovers secrets her grandmother never revealed, and in the process finds new direction for her own life.
A Game of Fear
by Charles Todd.
It’s 1921. Scotland Yard Inspector Ian Rutledge is sent to a remote village to investigate a murder with no body, and a killer who could only be a ghost.
Last Girl Ghosted
by Lisa Unger.
She met him on a dating app, but he didn’t just want a quick hookup. She falls in love, and when he says he wants to ask her something at dinner, she is anticipating…what? Not that he would stand her up and disappear.
A Dash of Death
This should have been Samantha’s wedding night, but her fiance backed out three weeks ago. Instead, she’s spending the evening preparing cocktails at a society gala. But when one of her customers dies and she’s the top suspect, what is she to do?
Catch Her When She Falls
by Allison Buccola.
Ten years ago, my boyfriend killed my best friend.
He’s been in jail ever since. But is that really what happened? Micah’s memories of that night are murky, but she’s struggling to remember.
French Ghost
by Corinne LaBalme.
Melody Layne is a ghost. Or more precisely, a ghost writer. She’s moved to Paris to write a famous actor’s memoir… but now he’s drowned! How could he do this to her?
The Incident
Two teenagers confront a world turned upside down by a devastating storm series, and are forced to make decisions they never thought they'd have to face.
The Devil to Pay
by Barbara Fradkin.
Ottawa police Inspector Green is back, and his rebellious daughter Hannah is now a police rookie determined to solve a case that her superiors say she should keep out of.
At First Sight
by Sharon Michalove.
When Cress crashed into an Oxford undergraduate with her bike, she didn’t know that he’d still remember her twenty years later—or that she’d be needing his protection from an anonymous stalker.
Fallen
by Linda Castillo.
Chief of Police Kate Burkholder investigates a violent murder in Painter’s Mill, in the heart of Ohio’s Amish farm country. Thirteenth in a series.
False Witness
by Karen Slaughter.
“The past is never where you think you left it.” This dedication, a quote from Katrine Anne Porter, opens this immersive and terrifying novel.
Finding Tessa
by Jaime Lynn Hendricks.
Jace’s wife Tessa is missing – and there’s broken glass and blood on the kitchen floor. Has somebody taken her, or is Jace to blame for what happened?
I Don’t Forgive You
by Aggie Blum Thompson.
Allie Ross flirts with a man at a suburban party. The next day he’s found dead, and she’s accused of his murder.
Local Woman Missing
by Mary Kubica.
Eleven years ago, a woman went missing. And shortly after, so did six-year-old Delilah and her mother. Now Delilah has been found. But it’s not clear what happened—or what is still unfolding.