Exciting new sci-fi, thrillers, and rom-coms are hitting bookstores this week.
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A shifter working for the king is sent on a dangerous mission when the young prince falls ill. The cure lies somewhere far away, back in Rora’s homeland — a place she swore she’d never return to.
Into the Water author Paula Hawks returns with A Slow Fire Burning: the story of three very different women, all of whom knew the young man who just turned up dead.
Anna unexpectedly finds herself in an open relationship. But when one of her one-night stands turns into something more, she may just find what she’s needed all along.
In Stephen Graham Jones’ latest novel, one outcast’s fascination with slasher movies unexpectedly comes in handy when her town becomes a serial killer’s hunting ground.
In Several People Are Typing — a novel told entirely through Slack messages — a man finds himself trapped inside his company’s internal messaging app. His employer can’t be bothered to help, so he’s forced to join forces with a co-worker for a shot at re-embodiment.
Set in New York City in the years immediately preceding the Civil War, Moon and the Mars follows a young girl as she moves from one grandmother’s house to the other, searching for stability in unsteady times.
In this touching new novel from David Levithan and Jennifer Niven, two teenage siblings — one who’s stuck in an abusive home, and one who’s fled — secretly correspond via email.
When the village library is threatened with permanent closure, June, a mousy librarian, steps into the limelight for the first time in her life. It’ll be a hard fight — but thankfully, June’s childhood friend, Alex, is there to help.