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THE OBVIOUS GAME is a 2016 Library Journal Self-e Selection! “Everyone trusted me back then. Good old, dependable Diana. Which is why most people didn’t notice at first.” "Your shirt is yellow." "Your eyes are blue." "You have to stop running away from your problems." "You're too skinny." Fifteen-year-old Diana Keller accidentally begins teaching The Obvious Game to new kid Jesse on his sixteenth birthday. As their relationship deepens, Diana avoids Jesse's past with her own secrets—which she'll protect at any cost. A fearless look at the psyche of anorexia.

The truth is more dangerous than the lies. Everly wants to forget about her ex. She hopes that Finn, the mysterious new guy, can mend her broken heart, but he barely acknowledges her existence. So when she discovers Finn’s interest in online dating, she creates a fake profile to draw him in. But the profile catches the attention of the serial killer terrorizing their small town. He knows Everly isn’t who she claims to be. And now the game is Everly must catch him before he catches her. This gripping thriller will captivate true crime fans until a shocking conclusion reveals an unforgettable culprit.

Returning home was her first mistake. Digging deeper may be her last. An Old Hollywood actress. Her four adopted daughters. A sprawling Victorian manor surrounded by a bubbling swamp. One sister drowns. Another refuses to believe it was an accident. When Briar returns home for the funeral, she doesn’t expect the feeling of being watched or the flashes of her sister’s dark hair in the corner of her eye. She tells herself it’s just grief. It’s all inside her head. Then she finds a note, three lines in her sister’s handwriting, that changes everything: B, She’s not who you think. You’re next. Pretty Dead Things is a dark, atmospheric psychological thriller perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Riley Sager, and Freida McFadden. When a woman returns to her family’s decaying estate in the Everglades after her sister’s mysterious death, she’s drawn into a web of lies spun by her Old Hollywood mother—a woman who might be both victim and monster. It’s The Haunting of Hill House meets The Heiress, a gothic thriller simmering in Florida heat, buried secrets, and family madness.

What if the greatest love of your life was never yours to keep? Lucía was never supposed to fall for Erin. But one glance turned into a spark, a spark into a tether—and what followed was everything unspoken, everything undone. Told through haunting letters and poetic chapters, If You Are Reading This is a deeply intimate portrait of longing, restraint, grief, and impossible love. It’s the story of two women—both married—caught between what they feel and what the world says they’re allowed to want. Valentina Saenz weaves memory, fiction, and raw emotional truth into a heartbreakingly honest exploration of what it means to almost touch the life you could have lived. This isn’t a love story. It’s a survival story—with love in the margins. Perfect for readers who loved In Five Years by Rebecca Serle, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid, or the lyrical honesty of Ocean Vuong. _If you’ve ever loved quietly… If you’ve ever walked away before the world caught you… This book was written for you._