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Alice Feeney fans will devour these dark and twisty narratives.
The Man Nobody Killed by Elon Green, out now in paperback, tells the story of Michael Stewart’s life and legacy.
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With winter’s cold days behind us, it’s time to dive into summer reading season.
King emerged in the morning. He hadn’t slept. He hadn’t made up his mind, either.
A life in the arts is often viewed in stark terms: If you really want to be an artist, you’ll have to choose between chasing your dreams or paying your bills.
I wrote Penitence to explore the concepts of guilt, forgiveness, and redemption, and centered the novel on the aftermath of 13-year-old Nora Sheehan’s killing her brother, Nico, who had terminal Huntington’s disease. The novel places Nora’s parents in both the easiest and the hardest possible position to forgive, but all three generations of Sheehans—and the intertwined Dumont family members, lawyers who are defending Nora in court—are flawed and struggling with guilt about their own life choices.
Hockey is having an undeniable moment right now, and it started even before Team USA’s dramatic gold medal wins over Canada in both the men’s and women’s divisions in the 2026 Winter Olympics. The intensity, teamwork, and raw emotion of the sport have spilled over into fiction, and stories on the ice seem to be drawing in readers like never before.
Before I wrote a single word of Best Offer Wins, I knew the kind of woman I wanted in the driver’s seat: ruthless, obsessive, unhinged. But also: wickedly funny, unnervingly relatable, even sympathetic.
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