Secrets smolder on the Blackfeet Reservation. Four teens become suspects in a classmate’s murder. A high-stakes “whodunit” with the devastating reality of the MMIW crisis. It is a powerful exploration of trauma, community mistrust, and the lengths one must go to be heard in a system that often chooses to look away.
Step back into the labyrinth of Hawthorne House. This offers fans a deeper look into the romance, secrets, and high-stakes puzzles of the Hawthorne brothers. While best read as a companion to the original trilogy, these stories provide a fascinating psychological look at family expectations and the drive for approval.
Robert Langdon is back in a race against time through the “shadow city” of Prague. Historical truth meets occult fiction as Langdon deciphers arcane symbols to find a missing colleague.
BIA archaeologist Syd Walker must navigate stolen remains and a missing teen while clashing with a powerful “Founders Society.” This gripping mystery pulls back the curtain on the real-world MMIW crisis and the ongoing battle for Indigenous sovereignty and sacred land. It’s a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of archaeology and social justice.
A haunting tale of a missing girl and the ancestral ghosts of the American South. It’s a somber, literary look at how historical trauma haunts the present which is perfect for fans of dark, folklore-driven mysteries.