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The Ending Writes Itself

The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke (the collaborative pen name of V.E. Schwab and Cat Clarke) is a propulsive locked-room mystery set on a private Scottish island. When reclusive, legendary novelist Arthur Fletch dies leaving his final magnum opus unfinished, six struggling mid-list authors are invited to his estate. They are offered a life-changing prize: a million-pound contract and a career relaunch if they can write the perfect ending to his book.

With only seventy-two hours to complete the task and no connection to the outside world, the competition quickly turns deadly. As the writers—representing genres from horror to romance—clash over their creative visions, they realize they are trapped in a diabolical game. It becomes clear that someone is willing to commit murder to ensure they get the final word. This satirical thriller serves as both a gripping whodunit and a biting critique of the publishing industry, proving that sometimes, the most dangerous stories are the ones we write ourselves.

  • Year 2026
The Escape Game

The Escape Game by Marissa Meyer and Tamara Moss is a high-stakes YA murder mystery set on a popular reality TV show.

Six months after her sister Alicia was found dead during a challenge, Sierra Angelos returns to the show.While the public believes Sierra is a murderer who got away with it, she is actually there for justice. She joins a new team of specialists: Carter the math whiz, Beck the puzzle designer, and Adi the cryptographer.

As they navigate intricate escape rooms and solve complex puzzles, they realize the game is being sabotaged. Someone is leaving deadly clues about Alicia’s true killer. To survive, the group must move past betrayal and secrets to identify the mastermind. The competition quickly turns from a quest for a million-dollar prize into a desperate fight for survival. Sierra must prove her innocence and find the real killerbefore she becomes the next victim in a game where the stakes are truly life or death.

  • Year 2026
The Faith of Beasts (The Captive’s War, Book 2)

James S. A. Corey’s Expanse series has sold more than 12 million copies worldwide and has been translated into more than 23 languages, establishing itself as a modern masterwork of science fiction. Now, the Hugo-award winning author returns with the second volume in their New York Times bestselling and critically acclaimed space opera trilogy, The Captive’s War. 

The monstrous Carryx empire was built by subjugation and war. Thousands of species are bound to their Sovran’s command in an endless, blood-soaked test: be useful in the eternal conflict or be slaughtered.

Dafyd Alkhor, highest among their human captives, is feared and despised by the very people he champions. Ruthless in carving out his niche in the eternal war machine of the empire, he will reshape human nature itself as a tool for their alien masters’ use.  But Dafyd’s loyalty is not what it seems.

The Swarm, an agent of the Carryx’s deathless enemy, has been smuggled into the Carryx world-palace along with the human slaves. It’s discover a way to bring down the empire’s eternal reign. But the longer it lives among and within humanity, the more it forgets that it is a weapon.

As the human captives spread through the battlefronts of empire, the awesome power of the Carryx becomes clear. And with it, a desperate plan for their destruction.

But empires hide secrets, and even the deathless enemy may not be what it appears…

  • Year 2026
The Fourth Wife

The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas meets “Sister Wives” in a deliciously chilling, darkly romantic, historical gothic horror with a feminist slant, as a young Mormon woman is haunted by a malevolent presence in the decrepit Salt Lake City mansion she shares with her new husband and his other wives…

Hazel Russon’s life in 1879 Utah territory is defined by three the Mormon church, polygamy, and the men who control both. She knows she’s supposed to suppress her sinful dreams of a monogamous life with her sweetheart, and her desire for the freedom to play her beloved piano. Every Mormon woman’s duty is to live obediently and meekly, devoted to her husband and her calling as a sister wife. Her eternal salvation depends upon it.

Commanded to become the fourth wife of a man she’s never met, Hazel is relieved that Jacob Manwaring is attentive and handsome. However, she is shocked to discover that instead of living separately as is custom, all of Jacob’s wives and children live in the same house—a large, dilapidated manor that inexplicably fills Hazel with dread.

Despite Jacob’s tenderness, Hazel senses dark secrets and resentments among her sister wives. She hears strange music, sees blood oozing from the very walls, and glimpses apparitions that grow more terrifying every day. And as her nightmares worsen, Hazel can’t be sure if she has more to fear from the living—including her mysterious husband—or from a sinister presence that seems to animate the house itself . . .

Drawing on little-known Mormon folklore and the author’s own polygamous ancestors, this fascinating, suspense-filled historical novel debut is by turns darkly romantic, spine-tingling, and wholly unforgettable.

  • Year 2026
The Geomagician

When a Victorian fossil hunter discovers a baby pterodactyl, she vows to protect him with the help of a fellow scholar—her former fiancé—in this enchanting and transporting historical fantasy.

Mary Anning wants to be a geomagician—a paleontologist who uses fossils to wield magic—but since the Geomagical Society of London refuses to admit women, she’s stuck selling her discoveries to tourists instead. When an ancient egg hatches in her hands, revealing a loveable baby pterodactyl Mary names Ajax, she knows this is the kind of scientific find that could make her career—if she’s strategic.

Mary contacts the Society about her discovery, and they demand to take possession of Ajax. Their emissary is none other than Henry Stanton, a distinguished (and infuriatingly handsome) scholar… and the man who once broke Mary’s heart.

Henry claims he believes in the brilliant Mary, and that he only wants to help her obtain the respect she deserves. She knows she can’t trust her fellow scholars, who want to discredit her and claim Ajax for their own—but can she even trust Henry, who seems intent on winning Mary back?

Now Mary has a new mystery to solve that’s buried deeper than any dinosaur She must uncover the secrets behind the Society and the truth about Henry. As her conscience begins to chafe against her ambition, Mary must decide what lengths she’s willing to go to finally belong—and what her heart really wants.

  • Year 2026
The Ghostwriter

In the thriller The Ghostwriter by Julie Clark, a family’s dark past is finally brought to light. The story begins in 1975, when two teenage siblings are found dead, leaving the only survivor, Vincent Taylor, to live under a cloud of suspicion for fifty years.

Now a famous horror author, Vincent is dying of Lewy body dementia. He hires an elite ghostwriter, Olivia Dumont, to help him write his final book. However, Olivia is actually his estranged daughter, and she has spent her life hiding her connection to him. As they work together, Olivia realizes Vincent isn’t writing another novel—he is writing a confession about what happened the night his siblings died.

As Olivia investigates her father’s fading memories, she uncovers long-buried secrets and realizes the “official” story was a lie. The book is a gripping exploration of family trauma, the reliability of memory, and the cost of keeping secrets. In a race against time, Olivia must decide if the truth will set them free or destroy what is left of her family.

  • Year 2026
The Girl Upstairs

The Girl Upstairs by Jessica R. Patch tells the chilling story of Gwen McDaniel, a former homicide detective who moves to a cliff-side fixer-upper in Maine to save her failing marriage. She hopes the fresh air and renovation project will help her and her husband, Steven, start over.

However, the house has other plans. From the moment they arrive, Gwen is plagued by strange noises and shadows. While Steven dismisses her concerns as paranoia, Gwen’s professional instincts tell her something is deeply wrong. Her fears are confirmed when she pulls up the attic carpet and finds a terrifying message carved into the floorboards.

As she digs into the town’s history, Gwen uncovers a decades-old nightmare involving a missing girl and a house of horrors. What started as an attempt to fix her life turns into a desperate struggle to survive as the house’s dark secrets begin to surface.

  • Year 2026
The Girls Trip

From the author of Reese’s Book Club Pick and instant USA Today bestseller The Unwedding, a novel of suspense and friendship about three friends who decide to disappear from their lives for a few days while on a trip to a national park—only to have one of them vanish.  

Hope, Ash, and Caro met at an online book club. Over the past two years, they’ve been there for each other in every way—except in person. When each of their lives reach a crossroads, they decide to meet in real life at the gorgeous Sonnet Resort at Eden National Park.

Hope, an actress, has become entirely too famous and needs to get away from it all. Ash, a successful online entrepreneur, isn’t sure what has happened to her marriage. Caro, a doctor, has lost a patient and doesn’t know if she wants to carry on or start all over. And none of them are telling each other the full story …

  • Year 2026
The Gravewood

IS IT LOVE . . . OR IS IT BLOODLUST?

Shea Parker has lived her entire life in the shadow of the Gravewood – a deadly forest that’s cut her town off from the world. With resources dwindling, she’s forced to ration her hearing aid batteries. When her stash runs out, she’ll be left in silence.

Her only hope is Oliver Lysander, the volatile leader of the vampires who rule the Gravewood. Their deal is simple: she gives him her blood, he brings her batteries. No lines crossed. Nothing personal.

Until Shea’s best friend is lured into the Gravewood, and her brother Asher Thorley returns from the frontlines, willing to expose Shea’s darkest secrets to get his sister back.

Ever the opportunist, Lysander offers a new bargain: if Asher kills his vampire rival, he’ll help find the missing girl. And if Shea agrees to Turn, he’ll cure her ailing mother.

But every deal pulls her closer to Lysander – and to becoming a monster herself.

  • Year 2026
The Insomniacs

The lives of four sleepless strangers intersect late at night as they attempt to solve not just their own anxieties but also the mysterious disappearance of one of their own, from New York Times bestselling author Allison Winn Scotch.

In the city that never sleeps, it’s not always easy to share what’s on your mind with the people who know you best. Huddled in an all-night diner over coffee and pancakes, a lonely middle-aged mom, an injured baseball pro, an elusive retiree, and a young waitress examine the thoughts that plague them in the middle of the night.

Empty-nester Sybil does what she does best: rolls up her sleeves and spearheads the efforts to turn this group of strangers into friends. Aimless after an injury threatens to ruin his career, Zeke finds genuine connection among the unlikely group. Tight-lipped Julian, who’s seemingly adrift in retirement and attempting to rebuild a relationship with his daughter, expands their circle when he takes their cagey diner waitress, Betty, under his wing. Betty, cautious about strangers and uncertain about strokes of good luck, entertains the trio in an attempt to resolve her own problems, which she keeps close to the vest.

Within a few restless months, the group of strangers have become a fragile family. And when one of them goes missing in the dead of night, they’re thrust into a propulsive mystery pulled straight from the true-crime podcasts Sybil obsesses over. Though ill-prepared and unequipped for the job, they begin to piece together the clues left behind. In chasing down answers, they uncover a reason for their friend’s disappearance, and are forced to wrestle with the question of how well you can really know anyone—and once you do, how much are you willing to risk to save them? And in doing so, save yourself?

  • Year 2026