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We Solve Murders by Richard Osman

Get ready for an adventure with Amy, Rosie, and Steve as they band together to—you guessed it—solve murders. In this witty mystery, Richard Osman takes this crew across the world, one step ahead of a killer or two. We Solve Murders (2024) starts with bodyguard Amy guarding famous author Rosie who has recently received a death threat.

The Vibrant Years by Sonali Dev

If you’re in the mood for a feel-good read, check out The Vibrant Years (2022). This upbeat novel alternates between the perspectives of three generations of Indian-American women: Bindu, her daughter-in-law Aly, and her granddaughter Cullie. These endearing characters show the power of familial love and finding yourself at any age, overcoming obstacles to lead more fulfilling lives.

The Drowning House by Cherie Priest

On a stormy night, off the coast of Washington, an elderly woman is terrified to death when she sees a house washed up on the beach, one she recognizes from her nightmares. When Melissa tries to contact the woman's grandson, Simon, a police officer answers his phone, revealing that Simon is missing. Desperate to find him, Melissa and Leo, once close childhood friends but now estranged, reunite on the island to uncover dangerous secrets that could hold the key to Simon's fate.

North Woods by Daniel Mason

North Woods (2023) is the first work of fiction I’ve read by author Daniel Mason. It won’t be the last. Vivid, compelling, and historically resonant, this collection of interlinked stories, or this novel, if you prefer, revolves around a particular dwelling built in northwestern Massachusetts during the early years of the colonial era.