The Greatest Lie of All by Jillian Cantor– A young actress gets the chance to spend a week with a famous romance author, who she will portray in an upcoming biopic.
Gabriel’s Moon by William Boyd– A travel writer dealing with the death of his mother becomes a spy for a member of the secret service.
The Close Up by Pip Drysdale– A young author becomes a victim of stalking, in which the perpetrator reenacts scenarios from the author’s novel.
The Lies of Artists by Ingrid D Rowland– An essay collection that focuses on the works of Renaissance artists.
Tattoos by Matt Lodder– Having been a profession since the 19th century, Lodder uncovers the long history of tattooing in both Europe and the United States.
An Eye for Couture by Christine Ramphal– Showcases art dealer Francesca Galloway’s collection of French couture dresses from the 20th century and provides additional details about the women who wore them.
I Might Be In Trouble by David Aleman– A struggling author spends an evening out in New York City, only to wake up to find his date has died overnight. Uncertain about what to do, he reaches out to his agent and they retrace the events of the previous evening.
Havoc by Christopher Bollen– A meddlesome elderly woman schemes her way into the lives of a single mother and her son while staying at a hotel.
Sister Snake by Amanda Lee Koe– A modern retelling of the Chinese “Legend of the White Snake” tells the story of two sisters living on the opposite sides of the world until one of them endures a violent event in New York.
Trouble Island by Sharon Short– A mobster’s wife, under the guise of a maid, has been staying on an island frequented by mafia members. Things take a turn for the worse when her friend is found dead in the water and she is the only remaining woman on the island.
Booked for Murder by P.J. Nelson– After the passing of her Aunt, Madeline Brimley inherits her aunt’s bookstore. Upon arrival in town, she is threatened to leave immediately or the book store will be burned down.
Invisible Helix by Keigo Higashino– When a young man is found murdered, but the only suspect has a clear alibi, the Tokyo police department calls on “Detective Galileo,” a physicist who has helped them in the past.
Toto by A.J. Hackwith– A retelling of The Wizard of Oz that comes from the point of view of Dorothy’s dog, Toto.
We Shall Be Monsters by Alyssa Wees– A cursed young woman must venture into the woods to save her mother, who was abducted by a witch.
The Last Hour Between Worlds by Melissa Caruso– A new mom takes a few hours off to go to a party and becomes involved in a murder mystery after party guests start dying.
Glossy: The Inside Story of Vogue by Nina-Sophia Miralles– Details the history of Vogue Magazine, beginning in 1892 during its days as a gossip magazine, through today as one of the most reputable fashion magazines in the world.
Animating Central Park: A Multispecies History by Dawn Day Biehler– Covering from the 1850s through the 1970s, Biehler tells the history of those humans and animals that have spent time in Central Park.
Queen Victoria and Her Prime Ministers by Anne Somerset– The story of Queen Victoria’s decades long reign and the 10 men who worked alongside her as Prime Ministers.