John Candy: A Life in Comedy by Paul Myers– Focusing both on Candy’s career and personal struggles, this biography recounts his life using interviews with former coworkers and friends.
It Girl: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birken by Marisa Meltzer– Tells the story of Jane Birken’s life, her celebrity status, and impact on fashion.
Joyride by Susan Orlean– Orlean writes of her personal life and career as a journalist, having worked for The New Yorker since 1992.
The Gallery Assistant by Kate Belli– When a young artist is murdered, the gallery assistant, who is currently processing the events of 9/11, is questioned by the police.
The Bridesmaid by Cate Quinn– A forensics attorney is hired to investigate a bridal party after one of the bridesmaids is murdered.
The Fix by Mia Sheridan– Years after the death of her mom and sister in a home invasion, a woman receives a mystery call asking for a do-over.
Cursed Daughters by Oyinkan Braithewaite– Believing she is the reincarnation of her aunt, Eniiyi heads to Lagos in hopes of finding help in breaking the family curse of dying after finding love.
Tall is Her Body by Robert de la Chevotiere– A man returns to the Dominican Republic to meet his extended family and learn more about his mother after she passes away.
Minor Black Figures by Brandon Taylor– A New York painter questions the meaning of being a black artist while befriending a former seminarian.
The Most Unusual Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy by Roan Parrish– Working on special effects in haunted houses, Jamie does not believe in ghosts until they meet Edgar, a man who has been haunted by ghosts his entire life.
Crazy Spooky Love by Josie Silver– Descending from a lineage of women who can sense ghosts, a young woman opens up a ghostbusting agency, the first case being a house haunted by three chaos causing brothers.
Hopelessly Teavoted by Audrey Goldberg Ruoff– Two witches (and former best friends) team up after spirits begin haunting them in order to save their town.
Ring of Salt by Betsy Cornwell– Moving to Ireland for a fresh start, a woman attempts to build a home for herself and other artists while escaping an abusive ex.
Dark Squares by Danny Rensch– Rensch details his journey from childhood cult escapist to world renown chess player.
She’s Under Here by Karen Palmer– A woman and her family go into hiding when her ex-husband threatens their safety.
Parm to Table by Christian Petroni– A collection of comforting Italian dishes.
Fusao by Ixta Belfrage– A collection of essays and recipes that focus on the author’s roots in African, Brazilian, and Portuguese culture.
Cook Like A King by Melissa King– King showcases recipes that focus on her Cantonese roots.