Career of Evil gives the Strike series its darkest and most personal turn so far. The case begins when Robin Ellacott receives a horrifying package, immediately making it clear that this is not just another investigation arriving at the office,…
Over the Edge opens with a moment so shocking it instantly pulls Jocelyn Rush into danger: after a minor traffic accident on a bridge, the woman in the other car suddenly jumps to her death in front of her. What…
Her Mother’s Grave gives Detective Josie Quinn a case she cannot keep at arm’s length. When human bones are discovered near a trailer park, the investigation quickly turns personal: the remains appear to belong to a teenage foster child from…
Three-Edged Sword brings Riley Wolfe back into the kind of job that should be impossible even for him. Riley is still the brilliant, slippery master thief who treats risk like a craft, but this time he is not operating with…
Dexter in the Dark takes the series in a stranger, more unnerving direction. Dexter Morgan is still trying to maintain the careful balance of his double life—working for Miami Metro, passing as normal, and keeping his violent urges under control—but…
One Wrong Move is built around one of the messiest romance setups in the series: the woman a man has quietly loved for years suddenly becomes his roommate. Harper has just ended her engagement to his best friend and is…
Billion Dollar Catch has a lighter, summery setup than the first two Seattle Billionaires books, but it still leans into the kind of emotional tension Olivia Hayle does well. It follows a woman who is house-sitting for the summer when…
Say Yes to the Boss leans into a classic romance setup and makes it feel extra combustible. Cecilia works for Victor St. Clair, a billionaire boss so cold and demanding that marrying him would seem like the worst idea imaginable—until…
Red Hot Rebel is an enemies-to-lovers romance with a lively, travel-charged setup. Ivy ends up working with Rhys Marchand, a man who is polished, privileged, and immediately impossible to like, especially when he makes it clear how little he thinks…
The Cruelest Month takes Armand Gamache back to Three Pines in early spring, when the village is beginning to thaw but still feels shadowed by old fears. What starts as an eerie séance in a long-troubled house turns into a…