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All This Could Be Yours
Ryan (One Wrong Word) has written her best book to date, which should be on everyone’s reading list.
Assassins Anonymous
Hart (The Paradox Hotel) launches a fun and clever thriller series. It’s rare for a novel to be so engaging and intense while also leaving a smile on readers’ faces. Hart knows how to tell original stories with strong characters, and his latest should be on every thriller fan’s to-be-read list.
Badlands
Preston and Child were brilliant to team up Kelly and Swanson in their own series, bringing the legends and geography of the New Mexico badlands to life. This installment would be a great launching point for readers who haven’t read one of their books.
The Medusa Protocol
This new entry in Hart’s solid series is just as good as the first, with thrills, humor, and an ingenious plot. The cast of characters continues to grow, and each is fleshed out enough to lead their own book. Readers should get on the Assassins Anonymous wagon.
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Novel Threat
Readers who like their thrills with a side of romance and fans of Ally Carter should add this to their reading list.
Read-Alikes for ‘In Too Deep’ by Lee Child & Andrew Child | LibraryReads
In Too Deep by Lee Child & Andrew Child is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
Read-Alikes for ‘The Waiting’ by Michael Connelly | LibraryReads
The Waiting by Michael Connelly is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
The Waiting
Connelly’s name on the cover guarantees a great read; his latest is no exception. The story follows the cases methodically and realistically, and the characters continue to grow. With a TV series on Amazon Prime coming soon starring Maggie Q as Renée Ballard, this novel will generate more interest than usual.
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Till Death Do Us Part
Flynn weaves a terrific tale that could easily get complicated and dubious, but she adeptly keeps everything straightforward and believable. When readers figure out a piece of the puzzle, Flynn introduces other elements to keep the pace and story continuously surprising. Pair this with First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston for the perfect book club discussion.
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