CIA sisters Samantha and Lizzie Brown are deep in their Blackout Exam when everything goes spectacularly wrong. Samantha’s extraction driver has a very large gun and zero CIA credentials, and she would rather tackle a mercenary barehanded than break radio silence and hear her infuriatingly handsome handler say I told you so. Meanwhile Lizzie’s Brazilian photo op reveals something far more chilling than a covert handoff, the Blackout Exam is actually a hit list. Fast, funny, and fizzing with wit, Easy as Spy is the rare spy thriller that makes you laugh out loud one moment and hold your breath the next.

Colt never expected the gorgeous woman at the airport to be his teammate Rookie’s little sister. That’s because the last time he saw Ella she had braces and a grudge about a backseat. But she is decidedly not a kid anymore. Now she is sleeping in his bed while he takes the couch, studying for a massive nursing exam, and casually destroying his ability to focus on professional hockey. Rookie’s three rules were simple: don’t touch his stuff, don’t touch his food, and absolutely do not touch his sister. Colt is doing great on two out of three. The favor Ella asked him for is the kind that ends friendships and gets players traded, and he cannot stop thinking about it, or about the way his sheets smell like her hair, or the way she sees straight through his party-boy act to the man underneath who is falling faster than he ever thought possible. Sharp, swoony, and laugh-out-loud funny, this is a hockey romance about a good guy trying very hard to keep his hands to himself and failing in the most delicious way imaginable.

Jade Morrow has built a bestselling career reimagining the single choices that changed history’s most iconic women. But at forty-six her own carefully constructed life is coming apart at the seams. Crippling panic attacks drive her out of New York City and into Shelby, Texas, a small town she never planned to call home. Then a devastating accident strips away even that plan and the people of Shelby begin to break through her walls in ways she never anticipated. The Reimagined Life of Jade Morrow is a beautifully emotional novel about grief, friendship, and the quiet, terrifying courage it takes to stop rewriting other people’s stories and finally choose a different future for your own.

He kills the world’s worst men for sport and hides behind beige cardigans and passionate opinions about rose fertilizer. As long as his amber-eyed neighbor Rue never looks past the carefully cultivated boredom, his secret stays buried. Then he bumps into another masked vigilante at his next crime scene and his carefully managed murder schedule acquires a complication he never saw coming. The chemistry is explosive, the recklessness is addictive, and the not-quite-dates keep going spectacularly wrong in the most thrilling ways imaginable. Then he discovers that the neighbor has been keeping secrets that make his look positively dull. A gleefully bloody, razor-sharp dark rom-com To All the Guys I Killed Before is absolutely not to be missed.

Royal Julep’s Kentucky Derby victory has secured the Haverly family’s place among thoroughbred racing royalty, and for the first time in years hope blooms across the historic grounds of Silverleaf. But beneath the celebration, the family faces challenges that no winning streak can solve. Caroline confronts every mother’s deepest fear as a medical crisis threatens her long-awaited daughter. Clayton and Vivian search for answers about their young son’s health. Mel navigates a future that looks nothing like the one she planned, and Beau finds himself torn between family expectations and a relationship that could change everything. Old rivalries refuse to stay buried and Memphis Santopolo remains determined to expand her influence in Kentucky horse country, setting up a battle that reaches far beyond the winner’s circle. An emotionally rich continuation of the Kentucky Silverleaf saga, where love, legacy, and resilience collide in the most glamorous corner of thoroughbred racing.