How You Grow Wings by Rimma Onoseta

Loyalty is a complicated wing. Two Nigerian sisters are torn apart by a cycle of abuse and a sudden divide in fortune. As Zam enters a world of wealth and Cheta descends into a desperate fight for survival, the novel explores the messy, gray areas of family, class, and the high cost of freedom.

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Horse by Geraldine Brooks

History is hidden in the marrow. Horse connects an enslaved groom in 1850 Kentucky to a Smithsonian scientist in 2019 through the legacy of the greatest racehorse in American history. A powerful reckoning with the unsung Black horsemen who built the racing industry, this novel is a staggering blend of art, science, and the enduring struggle for justice.

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Go Hunt Me by Kelly DeVos

Lights, camera, slaughter. A group of teen filmmakers travels to a remote Romanian castle to shoot a Dracula remake, only to find themselves in a real-life slasher film. While the high-octane action and atmospheric setting keep the pages turning, the shocking final twist will leave readers either reeling or debating its merit.

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Citizen K-9 (The K Team, #2)

Who says cold cases can’t have a sense of humor? With a retired German Shepherd named Simon Garfunkel leading the way, this fast-paced, witty novel proves that the bond between a handler and his dog is the ultimate investigative tool. Perfect for fans of “no-nonsense” writing and clever, canine-assisted detective work.

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The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave

“Protect her.” Those two words launch Hannah Hall into a whirlwind of secrets. Part high-stakes investigation and part emotional family drama, this novel explores the fragile bond between a stepmother and daughter as they uncover the truth about the man they both loved. A gripping, well-paced mystery about the lengths we go to for family.

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