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2024 Mary Higgins Clark Edgar Award Nominee – "A mischievous twist on mystery novels and the people who write them." – Benjamin Stevenson, author of Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someo

2024 Fred Cogswell Award for Excellence in Poetry, Third Place Winner.

A high-school slasher with a lethal twist—perfect for fans of Holly Jackson. The students at Morton Academy are high-achievers, selected based on academic excellence.

Selected by Maggie Smith for the 2023 Ballard Spahr Prize for Poetry. This debut collection of poems explores the aftermath of history's most powerful forces: devotion, disaster, and us.

A twisted game master has no intention of letting players go in this escape room horror story. "You have been chosen to participate in a new Escape Room. You can bring one person.

Could you plan the Fall Formal with your (hot) nemesis? Whit Rivera is about to find out.

A dark young adult Western fantasy about a teen in a remote settlement full of monsters and secrets.

Perfect for fans of Nina LaCour. This Is Me Trying is a profound and tender YA contemporary novel exploring grief, love, and guilt from author Racquel Marie.

Can a dare made at Notting Hill Carnival turn into true love?

National Bestseller – The tender and perceptive debut novel from the New York Times bestselling author of Hello Beautiful, about three generations of a large Catholic family jarred into crisis by a

"Superb ... a perfect horror for our imperfect age."—The New York Times. An instant New York Times and USA Today bestseller. There's power in a book... They call them wayward girls.

Unputdownable · Psychological Suspense · Horror · Tense · Gripping – A Fallon Book Club Pick. "Pulse-pounding locked-room suspense." – Elle.

In Deepfake Serenade - Chris Banks's sixth poetry collection - irreverent charm, emotional distance and surprising hot takes leap off every page.

#1 New York Times bestseller.

Sisters, secrets, love, and murder... Sally Hepworth's novel Darling Girls has it all. For as long as they can remember, Jessica, Norah, and Alicia have been told how lucky they are.