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MORTAL FALL
Christine Carbo
Simon & Schuster

Set in Glacier National Park, the surprising death of a wildlife biologist’s shocking death leads to chilling discoveries about a home for troubled teens in this haunting and compelling new crime novel.

GNP police officer Monty Harris understands that every summer at least one person passes away in the park. But Paul “Wolfie” Sedgewick’s fatal fall from the sheer cliffs near Going-To-the-Sun Road is incomprehensible. Wolfie was an experienced and highly regarded wildlife biologist who knew all too well the perils that Glacier’s treacherous terrain presents—and how to avoid them.

With emotions riding high, Monty senses in his gut that something isn’t right. He discovers that Wolfie’s zealous studies of Glacier’s mysterious, embattled wolverine population, so vital to park ecology, had met resistance, both local and federal.
 
Christine Carbo is an author who has lived an eventful life including a flight attendant , and pilates instructor.

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REMEMBER ME THIS WAY

Sabine Durrant

Simon and Schuster

This psychological thriller of secrets and obsession introduces us to Lizzie Carter a year after her husband, Zach's, death. She is wracked with a mixture of guilt, regret and relief.

Her friends remind her that her time to mourn should stop, she knows a darker side of a man that won't let her forget. While leaving flowers at the site of his tragedy, she notices another floral arrangement that was left by Xenia - who could that be?

As she learns about his past, she realizes that she doesn't know him and that he may not be gone. 

Sabine Durrant is a former assistant editor of The Guardian and a former literary editor at The Sunday Times.

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VULNERABLE
Bonita Thompson
Simon & Schuster

In this tale of love and obsession set in Seattle, shares the lives of four people whose world's collide in a life-altering moment.

When Rawn, a schoolteacher, and D’Becca, a supermodel, meet, their electric chemistry leads to a relationship of passion and intimacy that neither anticipates—until Rawn’s seductive friend and colleague Sicily introduces him to emotionally fragile fashion designer Tamara. 

Packed with sexy, page-turning drama, Vulnerable illustrates the complexity of desire and emotion, the weakness in human nature, and the fragility and spontaneity of fate.

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THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY
Robert Kanigel
Simon & Schuster

When Srinivasa Ramanujan writes a letter in 1913 to English mathematician, G.H. Hardy about his theories on numbers, he is invited to come to England due to his genius. The novel focuses on Ramanujan's theories alongside the eccentric Hardy. From India to Cambridge, readers enjoy a mental journey which ends in Ramanujan's death due to his creative intensity; however, his brilliance is still decoded to this day.

Robert Kanigel is the author of six previous books. He has been the recipient of numerous awards, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and the Grady-Stack Award for science writing. His book The Man Who Knew Infinity was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, Harvard Magazine, and Psychology Today. He just retired as Professor of Science Writing at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts and now lives in Baltimore.

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BE JEWELED
Angela Gilltrap

This gorgeous design book features exclusive interviews from more than 30 of London’s hottest jewelry designers. In their own words, each designer shares their inspiration, process, and role in shaping today’s contemporary jewelry world. Uplifting and insightful, this is the definitive resource for accessory lovers, stylists and aspiring designers.

Bejeweled is written by Angela Gilltrap, an award-wining fashion editor and author of five books, two television series’, several documentaries and countless articles for publications internationally. As Global Content Director of Lot 17 Media and Editor-In-Chief of Heaven Has Heels magazine and has a passion for showcasing independent talent and emerging designers.

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LOVES LIES BENEATH
Ellen Hopkins
Simon & Schuster

Tara is a widow who is twice divorced and lives secluded within her San Francisco mansion. But a ski accident and being taken care of by surgeon Cavin Lattimore makes her notice a few suspiscious things about him. She must also evaluate family members in her life as well.

Ellen Hopkins is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of eleven young adult novels, as well as the adult novels Triangles, Collateral, and Love Lies Beneath. She lives with her family in Carson City, Nevada, where she has founded Ventana Sierra, a nonprofit youth housing and resource initiative.

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At one point in time, everyone has had a roommate experience or two. The very idea of this subject generates an array of stories that could make you laugh, cry or stay confuzzled. 

New York Times best selling author (fresh off Maybe Someday) Colleen Hoover brings the story of Warren to life when he not only gets a roommate but one that is female! He’s excited about the opp;ortunities that could come from this pairing - or maybe not. 

His roommate Bridgette is not the warmest person and at times seems to be calculating. The tension that erupts between the two results into tempers that don’t allow them to be within the same room.  As uncomfortable as his living situation has become, Warren begins to think that anyone who has such a focus on hating everything could have the ability to love. Could all this hate transition into passionate love?

Even after enduring such strains, Warren decides to take on the ultimate challenge with Bridgette and decides he will personally test his theory. As curious as it sounds, he takes it upon himself to not only have her warm up to him but to learn the power of love.

Maybe.

Maybe Not.

| The Age of Reinvention | Karine Tuil | BOOK COVER COURTESY Simon & Schuster

Life is what you make of it and when this Gatsby-esque International Bestseller tells the story of Elite Manhattan criminal defense attorney, Sam Tahar has a life that looks great on paper. From good looks, the perfect family (include a wife from a prominent family) and well deserved prestige. In all accounts, his life is the perfect story. 

But this picture book lifestyle is not what it seems as Sam Tahar grew up as Samir Tahar. He grew up in a poor Muslim family in a gritty Paris apartment. By all accounts, his life was a social jail and one day he decided that he refused to be imprisoned in a life that was not his destiny. 

All his success sits on a lie and intricate love triangle that took place  years ago during his law school days. Ultimately, his decision brought hijm to America with a new identiy and life. Decades later, the love triangle resurfaces and forces Sam (Samir), his former friend Samuel Baron and Nina  collide to deal with the issue of becoming someone else.

| Catching the Sky | Colten Moore with Keith O’Brien | BOOK COVER COURTESY Simon & Schuster

Author Colten Moore is a six times X-Games medalist and a pioneer in the space, shares a story about finding happiness, family and the connection between brothers.

This autobiographical novel introduces the Moore family whose generations grew up and were nurtured by the vast prarie in the Texas Panhandle. Unlike previous family members, Colten and Caleb did not embrace working on the land and with cattle. They wanted to follow their dreams athletically and trailblazed within the world of X-Games within freestyle ATV and snowmobile circuits.

Colten shares the path to success via sacrifice, determination and the  challenges that come  when passion drives your path in Catching the Sky. His journey and dreams, which are shared by his brother is a deeply moving account with a fresh year ahead.