When a sixteen-year-old girl is murdered, fingers are pointed in every direction. But the killer is closer than anyone could have imagined… When pretty and popular Whitney Dean is brutally stabbed to death, there’s a slew of suspects: her former bestie, her current BFF, and the hunky new English teacher with the shady past. As the investigation drags on with no arrests, dark secrets come to light leaving an entire town on edge, terrified of what might come next. Lurking behind the scenes is a killer with a twisted motive and disturbing past. And when the stunning truth is revealed, no one will see the astonishing final act coming. For fans of Luckiest Girl Alive and Big Little Lies, And When I Die is a tense psychological thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat and make you question if your friend is really your enemy. . .

“Will have readers bouncing on the edge of their comfortable chairs.” -Night Owl Reviews What would you do if you found out your husband had been unfaithful? Divorce him? Take him back? Kill him? Mark Monroe becomes the victim of option “C” after his wife, Kelly, discovers evidence of an illicit affair and stabs him to death. In a panic, she flees, deciding she will turn herself in the next day. But before she can, Kelly learns devastating secrets about her husband and launches a frantic mission to unravel the mystery of the man she married and murdered – all while trying to stay one step ahead of a dogged police detective determined to bring her to justice. . . Buy “Sweet Little Lies” today and strap in for a twisty, breathtaking ride!

A few of the things Natalie Scott’s stalker knows about her: She likes foreign films, cinnamon gum and strawberry yogurt. She goes jogging along Chicago’s lakefront every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. She smells like sunflowers in the summer and roses in the winter. What Natalie Scott doesn’t know: Every minute of every day, a madman is watching her. Every minute of every day, he’s waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Every minute of every day, she’s inching closer to catastrophe . . . And what Natalie Scott doesn't know just might kill her. . .

"It was pure joy to read and edit What You Don't Know by Bianca Sloane. Alternating between the violence unfolding at the Gilbert's and investigative interviews with their friends and family, Sloane transports us into a terrifying, brutal home invasion while constructing a brilliant plot that reads like an episode of Dateline. I was mesmerized and petrified through every page. Masterful and gripping, this is a suspense novel that any thriller lover will devour." -Samantha M. Bailey, #1 bestselling author of Woman on the Edge From the author of Killing Me Softly comes a terrifying thriller that will make you think twice before you open the front door... It's Saturday morning. April Fool's Day to be exact. Malcolm Gilbert is on his way to play golf. His wife, Blair, is headed to the hair salon. That's the plan anyway. Then the doorbell rings. And their nightmare begins. For the next forty-eight hours, the Gilberts are at the mercy of sadists who unleash a seemingly unending campaign of terror against them. But the question isn't who would attack the Gilberts. The question is why . . . The next time your doorbell rings, will you answer it?

“Someone has to know something. . .” In this companion novella to Every Breath You Take, Natalie Scott is gone, vanished into thin air, leaving behind a bloody crime scene and a slew of unanswered questions. To find her, Detective Bill Hanson must sift through Natalie’s violent and complicated past while following every lead, no matter how futile. Even as he hits one dead end after another, a desperate and frustrated Hanson vows not to give up until he finds her. Is he desperate enough to make a deal with the devil?

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