Mistakes We Never Made by Hannah Brown– Childhood frenemies must reunite for a road trip to locate their mutual friend, who happens to be a runaway bride.
I Hope This Finds You Well by Natalie Sue– An office worker gains access to the private emails of her coworkers.
Summertime Punchline by Betty Corrello– A stand up comic returns to her hometown 10 years after leaving to pursue her career.
Ageless Aging by Maddy Dychtwald and Kate Hanley– A guide to healthy aging and longevity, focusing specifically on women’s health.
Nutrivore by Sarah Ballantyne– A book that focuses on meeting an individuals nutritional needs as opposed to dieting.
The Occasional Human Sacrifice by Carl Elliott– An account of six different medical trials, some resulting in death, and the story of those trials whistleblowers.
Spitting Gold by Carmella Lowkis– Two estranged sisters reunite for a final con, pretending to be mediums for a wealthy family that believes they are being haunted.
My Darling Dreadful Thing by Johanna Van Veen– A woman who can see a ghost is accused of murder.
The Witches of Bellinas by J. Nicole Jones– A couple relocates to a community in Northern California that is not all it is cracked up to be.
Cinema Love by Jiaming Tang– A story that spans decades, Cinema Love focuses on the marriage between a gay man who used to cruise at the local cinema and a woman who worked at the theater’s box office.
Shanghailanders by Juli Min– Follows the Yang family backwards in time from 2040 to 2014.
Their Divine Fires by Wendy Chen– Follows generations of Chinese women across the Communist and Chinese Cultural Revolution.
It Wasn’t Roaring, It Was Weeping by Lisa-Jo Baker– Baker recalls growing up in Zululand as a white person during the height of the apartheid movement and the change in her relationship with her family after coming to America to study.
Trippy by Ernesto Londono– New York Times journalist Londono talks about his own experiences using medicinal psychedelics and investigates the increase in their popularity.
Love is a Burning Thing by Nina St. Pierre– St. Pierre reflects on her upbringing with a mother who struggled with mental illness. Her mother’s illness resulted in an ongoing journey towards spiritual enlightenment and two deliberately set fires.
Every Time I Go On Vacation, Someone Dies by Catherine Mack– An author of mystery novels is brought in to help solve the case surrounding the disappearance of the man that her book is based upon.
Home is Where the Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose– A trio of siblings discover a tape of their parents hiding a body and must decide whether to uncover what happened.
She’s Not Sorry by Mary Kubica– A nurse discovers the patient she is treating for a head injury was pushed from a bridge and tries to find out what happened.