Here are some of the June's new releases in ebook, hardcover, and paperback.
Kiwi and the Serpent of the Isle (Kiwi Series #4) by Vickie Johnstone
ebook
June 2012
Follow the continuing adventures of Kiwi in the fourth book in the series which also includes Kiwi in Cat City, Kiwi and the Missing Magic, and Kiwi and the Living Nightmare.
Add Kiwi and the Serpent of the Isle to your Goodreads shelf.
Clean Break by David Klein
paperback & ebook
June 5, 2012 from Crown Publishing Group
A riveting tale of psychological suspense about a woman who finds herself
in an impossible situation
Lured by the hope of a better life for herself and her son, Celeste Vanek must deal with the emotional and physical resistance of her compulsive gambler husband when she asks for a divorce. Though she hopes she is on the verge of making a clean break, her husband demands his family back, and things get violent. Jake Atwood, who witnesses the shocking scene between Celeste and her husband, struggles with his own emotional and ethical issues while attempting to help Celeste escape her marriage. At the same time, Jake is involved with Sara, a married and childless police detective who has a private agenda to pursue when a crime is committed that links all of these characters together and changes their lives forever. With heart-pounding suspense and brilliant psychological insight, CLEAN BREAK will leave readers breathless.
Add Clean Break to your Goodreads shelf.
Little Night by Luanne Rice
Hardcover, ebook & audio
June 5, 2012 from Pamela Dorman Books
An emotionally gripping family drama from beloved New York Times bestseller Luanne Rice
Clare
Burke’s life took a devastating turn when she tried to protect her
sister, Anne, from an abusive and controlling husband and ended up
serving prison time for assault. The verdict largely hinged on Anne’s
defense of her spouse—all lies—and the sisters have been estranged ever
since. Nearly twenty years later, Clare is living a quiet life in
Manhattan as an urban birder and nature blogger, when her niece, Grit,
turns up on her doorstep.
The two long for a relationship with each
other, but they’ll have to dig deep into their family’s difficult past
in order to build one. Together they face the wounds inflicted by Anne
and find in their new connection a place of healing. When Clare begins
to suspect her sister might be in New York, she and her niece hold out
hope for a long-awaited reunion with her.
Add Little Night to your Goodreads shelf.
The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D. by Nichole Bernier
Hardcover & ebook
June 5, 2012 from Crown Publishing Group
Before there
were blogs, there were journals. And in them we’d write as we really
were, not as we wanted to appear. But there comes a day when journals
outlive us. And with them, our secrets.
Summer
vacation on Great Rock Island was supposed to be a restorative time for
Kate, who’d lost her close friend Elizabeth in a sudden accident. But
when she inherits a trunk of Elizabeth's journals, they reveal a woman
far different than the cheerful wife and mother Kate thought she knew.
The
complicated portrait of Elizabeth—her troubled upbringing, and her
route to marriage and motherhood—makes Kate question not just their
friendship, but her own deepest beliefs about loyalty and honesty at a
period of uncertainty in her own marriage.
The more Kate reads,
the more she learns the complicated truth of who Elizabeth really was,
and rethinks her own choices as a wife, mother, and professional, and
the legacy she herself would want to leave behind. When an unfamiliar
man’s name appears in the pages, Kate realizes the extent of what she
didn’t know about her friend, including where she was really going on
the day she died.
Set in the anxious summer after the September
11th attacks, this story of two women—their friendship, their marriages,
private ambitions and fears—considers the aspects of ourselves we show
and those we conceal, and the repercussions of our choices.
Add The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D. to your Goodreads shelf.
Glass Block by D. Kai Wilson-Viola
ebook
June 15, 2012
When Big Brother fell
out of popularity in the early part of the 21st century it was replaced
with ever more ‘realistic’ reality TV shows, till the need for this was
replaced with a need for fantasy. In an attempt to resurrect the old
format some die hard fans filmed themselves locked in with a recently
released murderer. The person to get out got the money from the stream
sales at the end. Needless to say they were slaughtered.
Word of
this spread on the internet and a ‘sanctioned’ version by the UCPS
(United coalition of Prison Services) was established. Brought in from
Darkness, one of the cities providing most of the prisoners, most of
which he’d been responsible for collaring, Elliot Peters is forced into a
nightmare world where the walls are made of glass and people vote as to
whether you survive.
Add Glass Block to your Goodreads shelf.
A World Apart (The Elencheran Chronicles) by David M. Brown
ebook & paperback
June 16, 2012
Demetrius makes his
first mistake when he lets his best friend Halcyon marry Eleyna, the
love of his life, without saying a word. On the day of the wedding, he
walks away from the Elencheran town of Dove's Meadow and joins the army.
He
makes his second mistake when the pirate Black Iris tricks him into
letting dozens of men, women and children die in a fire. Demetrius is
imprisoned in grief and disgrace.
But he can atone. The Black
Iris is dead. The Ivory Rose has risen to the top of the pirates and is
leading brutal raids on the coast. If Demetrius can capture and kill
her, he'll win his pardon.
And then Demetrius discovers the Ivory
Rose is Eleyna. He must decide which will be his third mistake: Losing
his last chance at a pardon, or destroying the one woman he's ever
loved.
Previous books in The Elencheran Chronicles includes Fezariu's Epiphany.
Add A World Apart to your Goodreads shelf.
Monarch Beach by Anita Hughes
paperback
June 19, 2012 from St. Martin's Press
Anita Hughes' Monarch Beach is an absorbing debut novel about one woman’s journey back to happiness after an affair splinters her perfect marriage and life—what it means to be loved, betrayed and to love again.
When
Amanda Blick, a young mother and kindhearted San Francisco heiress,
finds her gorgeous French chef husband wrapped around his sous-chef, she
knows she must flee her life in order to rebuild it. The opportunity
falls into her lap when her (very lovable) mother suggests Amanda and
her young son, Max, spend the summer with her at the St. Regis Resort in
Laguna Beach. With the waves right outside her windows and nothing more
to worry about than finding the next relaxing thing to do, Amanda
should be having the time of her life—and escaping the drama. But
instead, she finds herself faced with a kind, older divorcee who showers
her with attention… and she discovers that the road to healing is never
simple. This is the sometimes funny, sometimes bitter, but always
moving story about the mistakes and discoveries a woman makes when her
perfect world is turned upside down.
Add Monarch Beach to your Goodreads shelf.
All information and cover images are courtesy of Goodreads.com
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