Month: September 2018

These recommended destinations in Death Valley National Park include drives and sights easily seen from parking areas as well as two wheelchair-accessible trails. Roads are paved or graded dirt, and in most cases there are no formal parking spaces.

The first dusting of snow in late October sends Nevada residents scurrying for the ski wax and the mountain resorts fielding reservations calls. Most Tahoe slopes open around Thanksgiving, but you can bet the lifts will be running any time an early cold front dumps a foot or so of the white stuff.

This urgent, readable chronicle, which names names and pulls no punches, clearly and compassionately illuminates the evolution of America’s mass addiction problem.

Transforming eerie real-life phenomenon into bone-chilling suspense.

Long before I began writing thrillers, I was a voracious reader, reveling in the twists and turns and rooting for these heroines to succeed.

Just like that, cover reveal season is over (until we start revealing the Fall/Winter 2019 ones…)! We sent out 3937845 tweets in the last few weeks about these covers, so if you missed any of them, we’ve rounded up all the covers for you here. Don’t know about you, but we’re having major cover lust…

These new books are sure to satisfy mystery-loving, thriller-junkie, and suspense-addicted hearts.