The Scorpion Thief
Shadows of the Silver Screen, Book 1
by Janyre Tromp
“Sweeping and hypnotic… Perfect for fans of The Maltese Falcon, Sarah Penner, and Kate Morton.”
—Julie Cantrell, NYT bestselling author of Into the Free
A deadly Cold War political game.
A cursed Egyptian artifact.
Two sisters: one the treasure’s guardian, the other its thief.
Egyptologist Noura Marquette has spent her life piecing together remnants of the past, but nothing prepares her for the day her sister resurfaces in Cairo. Estranged for years, Estelle unleashes a web of whispered threats and dangerous connections that capture Noura in a treacherous snare of betrayal, art theft, and espionage.
In Washington, Nixon’s administration maneuvers to use King Tutankhamun’s treasures as a glittering tool of propaganda.
In the souks of Cairo and the hurricane-lashed streets of New Orleans, something older than history watches, stalking Noura as loyalties fracture and the lines between history and myth blur. Some curses never sleep, and some debts can never be paid.
Releasing April 14, 2026
The Ones I Left to Die
Book 1
by Jaime Jo Wright
A decade before, Noa Lorne escaped the sadistic clutches of the Serpent, a serial killer known by the telltale mark he carved into the necks of his victims. She has learned to live being the only known survivor, but her recollection is sketchy, and her desire to relive the trauma is nonexistent.
But now a new victim has been discovered, and it seems the Serpent has returned. With a detective from the cold case division desperate to connect the dots, Noa concedes that to find the Serpent, she must remember them—the other victims—the ones she’d left behind to die.
Releasing 2026
The Lies I Did Not Keep
Book 2
by Jaime Jo Wright
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Releasing 2026
The Life She Forgot
The House on the Edge of the Cliff, Book 1
by Joanna Politano
He promised to help her reclaim her past—no matter what they uncovered.
Until she began remembering another man.
Cornwall, 1913
With no family, no prospects, and no memory of her life before the accident three years ago, Merryn is out of options. Her inheritance is under dispute, her freedom is slipping away—and with the woman who gave her shelter gone, Merryn faces an uncertain future in a home where she’s no longer wanted.
Enter AJ Winthrop: her kind, whimsical new suitor, offering a daring escape in the form of a hasty marriage—and the chance to retrace her past and reclaim her identity. But as their search leads them along the windswept Cornish coast and into the shadows of legend and loss, Merryn begins to remember…
Another man. Another wedding. A life that may already be hers.
Then she sees her own likeness captured in a hidden portrait—and the memories return faster, threatening the deep connection she’s begun to form with her new husband.
Cornwall, 1947
Haunted by war and estranged from the wife he still loves, William Crawford is determined to anonymously save her family home—even if it means selling the strangely captivating portrait tucked away in his cottage. But the truth behind the mysterious Merryn Dunn in the portrait may be more devastating—and more redeeming—than he ever imagined.
A sweeping tale of identity, memory, and enduring love—perfect for fans of Mimi Matthews, Susanna Kearsley, and Kate Morton.
April 21, 2026
