Find Me

When teen hacker and foster child Wick Tate finds a dead classmate's diary on her front step, with a note reading "Find ... (more)

When teen hacker and foster child Wick Tate finds a dead classmate's diary on her front step, with a note reading "Find me," she sets off on a perverse game of hide-and-seek to catch the killer. (less)

"She calls herself Hope Miller, but she has no idea who she actually is. Fifteen years ago, she was found in a small New... (more)

"She calls herself Hope Miller, but she has no idea who she actually is. Fifteen years ago, she was found in a small New Jersey town thrown from an overturned vehicle, with no clue to her identity. Doctors assumed her amnesia was a temporary side effect of her injuries, but she never regained her memory. Hope eventually started a new life with a new name in a new town that welcomed her, yet always wondered what she may have left behind - or been running from. Now, she{u2019}s leaving New Jersey to start over once again. Manhattan defense lawyer Lindsay Kelly, Hope{u2019}s best friend and the one who found her after the accident, understands why Hope wants a new beginning. But she worries how her friend will fare in her new East Hampton home, far away from everything familiar. Lindsay{u2019}s worst fears are confirmed when she discovers Hope has vanished without a trace - the only lead a drop of blood found where she was last seen. Even more ominously, the blood matches a DNA sample with a connection to a notorious Kansas murderer. With nowhere else to turn, Lindsay calls NYPD homicide detective Ellie Hatcher, the daughter of the cop who dedicated his life to hunting the Kansas killer. Ellie has always believed there was more to the story of her father{u2019}s death twenty years earlier - and she now fears that Hope{u2019}s recent disappearance could be related. In pursuit of answers, the women search for the truth beneath long-buried secrets. And when their searches converge, what they find will upend everything they{u2019}ve ever known."--book jacket. (less)

"She calls herself Hope Miller, but she has no idea who she actually is. Fifteen years ago, she was found in a small New... (more)

"She calls herself Hope Miller, but she has no idea who she actually is. Fifteen years ago, she was found in a small New Jersey town thrown from an overturned vehicle, with no clue to her identity. Doctors assumed her amnesia was a temporary side effect of her injuries, but she never regained her memory. Hope eventually started a new life with a new name in a new town that welcomed her, yet always wondered what she may have left behind - or been running from. Now, she{u2019}s leaving New Jersey to start over once again. Manhattan defense lawyer Lindsay Kelly, Hope{u2019}s best friend and the one who found her after the accident, understands why Hope wants a new beginning. But she worries how her friend will fare in her new East Hampton home, far away from everything familiar. Lindsay{u2019}s worst fears are confirmed when she discovers Hope has vanished without a trace - the only lead a drop of blood found where she was last seen. Even more ominously, the blood matches a DNA sample with a connection to a notorious Kansas murderer. With nowhere else to turn, Lindsay calls NYPD homicide detective Ellie Hatcher, the daughter of the cop who dedicated his life to hunting the Kansas killer. Ellie has always believed there was more to the story of her father{u2019}s death twenty years earlier - and she now fears that Hope{u2019}s recent disappearance could be related. In pursuit of answers, the women search for the truth beneath long-buried secrets. And when their searches converge, what they find will upend everything they{u2019}ve ever known."--book jacket. (less)

"After infiltrating a powerful Colorado crime family, FBI agent Angie D'Angelo gets a startling assignment: pretend to b... (more)

"After infiltrating a powerful Colorado crime family, FBI agent Angie D'Angelo gets a startling assignment: pretend to be lovers with Julian Parisi. But how, she wonders, will working with the attractive mobster help shut down a human trafficking ring and find the missing women? When pretense becomes a hot reality, Angie discovers that Julian has a mind-blowing secret that could jeopardize her undercover mission--and their lives" -- (less)

When teen hacker and foster child Wick Tate finds a dead classmate's diary on her front step, with a note reading "Find ... (more)

When teen hacker and foster child Wick Tate finds a dead classmate's diary on her front step, with a note reading "Find me," she sets off on a perverse game of hide-and-seek to catch the killer. (less)

On Route 66, as word travels that children's grave sites are being discovered along the road, the parents of missing chi... (more)

On Route 66, as word travels that children's grave sites are being discovered along the road, the parents of missing children form a silent caravan. They are being shepherded by NYPD Detective Kathleen Mallory, who seeks a killer like none she has ever known-and a child unlike the others: herself. (less)

"Find Me is the story of a young woman reckoning with the ghosts of her past in a post-epidemic America"-- (more)

"Find Me is the story of a young woman reckoning with the ghosts of her past in a post-epidemic America"-- (less)

The Conclusion of Gwen and J.C.'s Story Gwen Anders came to The Sky Launch to begin fresh, away from the horrors of her... (more)

The Conclusion of Gwen and J.C.'s Story Gwen Anders came to The Sky Launch to begin fresh, away from the horrors of her past. She fit in quickly, becoming good friends with her co-manager, Alayna Withers and the owner of the club, Hudson Pierce. Though the circumstances that brought her here were not the best, she's never felt more at home. But starting a new life means letting go. And there are some things she doesn't want to leave behind - like JC, the man who taught her how to let loose. The man she wasn't supposed to fall in love with. The man she doesn't want to lose. Now, with the reason she ran still a threat, Gwen fears she'll never be able to move on completely. And if she does, can she still hold out hope that JC loves her enough to come and find her? (less)

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Find Me is Laura van den Berg's highly anticipated debut novel-a gripping, imaginative, darkly funny tale of a young wom... (more)

Find Me is Laura van den Berg's highly anticipated debut novel-a gripping, imaginative, darkly funny tale of a young woman struggling to find her place in the world. (less)

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Joy has no one. She spends her days working the graveyard shift at a grocery store outside Boston and nursing an addicti... (more)

Joy has no one. She spends her days working the graveyard shift at a grocery store outside Boston and nursing an addiction to cough syrup, an attempt to suppress her troubled past. But when a sickness that begins with memory loss and ends with death sweeps the country, Joy, for the first time in her life seems to have an advantage: she is immune. When Joy's immunity gains her admittance to a hospital in rural Kansas, she sees a chance to escape her bleak existence. There she submits to peculiar treatments and follows seemingly arbitrary rules, forming cautious bonds with other patients-- including her roommate, whom she turns to in the night for comfort, and twin boys who are digging a secret tunnel. As winter descends, the hospital's fragile order breaks down and Joy breaks free, embarking on a journey from Kansas to Florida, where she believes she can find her birth mother, the woman who abandoned her as a child. On the road in a devastated America, she encounters mysterious companions, cities turned strange, and one very eerie house. As Joy closes in on Florida, she must confront her own damaged memory and the secrets she has been keeping from herself. (less)

What begins as a series of innocent paranormal activities, morphs into a twisted game of hide and seek for a young coupl... (more)

What begins as a series of innocent paranormal activities, morphs into a twisted game of hide and seek for a young couple in their new home. (less)