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Tell Me What You Did

“Tell Me What You Did” sounds simple, until the answer involves a serial killer, your mother’s murder, and your own deadly secret.

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Close Your Eyes and Count to 10

A down-on-her-luck mother joins a high-stakes island game of hide-and-seek to rebuild her life, but survival may be the real prize.

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April Fools’ Pranks

With April Fools' day rapidly approaching, you shared your opinion of the annual day of jokes along with some of your favorite pranks.

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She’s Not Sorry

Meagan Michael’s life is in turmoil as dark secrets, a suicide attempt by a patient, and a dangerous mystery unfold in Chicago.

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Lost in Fur: Tech Gone Wrong

Smart tech meets shedding chaos. My newest robovac takes on four Siberian Huskies—only to get hilariously lost in an avalanche of fur.

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Colton Gentry’s Third Act

A fallen football star, a shattered music career, a broken heart—can Colton Gentry find redemption in his Third Act?

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The Night Swim

Two cases, decades apart. Two women fighting to be heard. As a town divides over a high-profile trial, who is hiding the truth?

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Too Hot or Too Cold

Despite a frigid January here in Asheville, I remained firm in my conviction that being too hot is worse than being cold. Do readers agree?

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Missing in Flight

A plane, a missing baby, and nowhere to run. At 30,000 feet, every second counts for a frantic mother when her infant is Missing in Flight.

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Ordinary Goodness

An airplane crash. The plane came to rest upside down. The passengers hung from their seatbelts. And then came the ordinary goodness.

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