Six Thrillers For the Start Of Fall

For fans of fun YA, heists, and competitions!

Ross Quest is a thief because it’s the only life she’s ever known–her mom trained her for this life. But even though Ross is really good at heists, she wants her own life and to not be controlled by her mom. So she’s planning another life for herself until her mom is kidnapped, and Ross needs a billion dollars to save her. Enter the Thieves’ Gambit, a competition that pits thieves against each other in international heists. Quickly, Ross learns that she may be good, but there’s a lot of talent out there. She’s also been raised to rely only on her immediate family and be suspicious of everyone else, which is immediately put to the test with a past friend turned enemy and a potential romantic interest. Can she trust any of the other contestants as friends or more? Can she save her mom? Can she have the kind of life she wants, and what exactly even is that life?

Come for the fun action heist scenes (aplenty!) and stay for the dive into family and found family.

For fans of British spy series!

Emma Makepeace and her handler Ripley work for MI6 in a section that’s so secret it’s not listed as existing. So it’s especially troubling when an operative is found dead in a suitcase in his apartment. Now Emma is digging into what the murdered operative was looking into (Russian oligarchs), but if he was murdered because of his case, how is Emma going to fair?

If you want to start at the beginning, pick up Alias Emma.