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Sister Holiday is back with a newly minted PI apprentice certificate, a twisty mystery to solve, and something to prove in this fast-paced, blistering follow-up to Scorched Grace. Tattooed from her neck to her toes and sporting a gold tooth as sharp as her wisecracks, Sister Holiday struggles to s... Read More about Blessed Water: A Sister Holiday Mystery (Sister Holiday Mysteries #2)

A USA TODAY Bestseller - A New York Times, Apple Books, and The Guardian Best Crime Novel of the Year - An Indie Next Pick - Winner of the Pinckley Prize for Crime Fiction - A Finalist for the ITW Thrillerfest, New England Book, and Left Coast Crime "Lefty" AwardsSister Holiday, a chain-smoking, hea... Read More about Scorched Grace: A Sister Holiday Mystery (Sister Holiday Mysteries #1)

A USA TODAY Bestseller - A New York Times, Apple Books, and The Guardian Best Crime Novel of the Year - An Indie Next Pick - Winner of the Pinckley Prize for Crime Fiction - A Finalist for the ITW Thrillerfest, New England Book, and Left Coast Crime "Lefty" AwardsSister Holiday, a chain-smoking, hea... Read More about Scorched Grace: A Sister Holiday Mystery (Sister Holiday Mysteries #1)

Una de las mejores novelas negras del año según The New York Times y The Guardian LA MONJA DETECTIVE QUE ESTÁ HACIENDO HISTORIA EN MEDIO MUNDO «Un debut tan asombroso como inapelable. Con las primeras cinco páginas ya me enamoré de este libro». -Gillian Flynn «Qué manera de revitalizar el géne... Read More about La señal de la cruz: El primer caso de sor Holiday / Scorched Grace (SISTER HOLIDAY MYSTERIES #1)

A vivid and emotional poetry collection from Margot Douaihy, one of the most powerful poets writing today. As Pulitzer Prize finalist, Stephen Karam, has said, "Girls Like You is a masterful collection--at turns haunting, hilarious and heartbreaking. Douaihy pulls off a magic trick: by focusing our ... Read More about Girls Like You

"Scranton Lace by Margot Douaihy combines tremendous lyric gifts-dense, nervy music, evocative images, an almost classically tragic sense of life's doomed blooming-with a gritty vernacularity that roots these poems in the rusted factory life of the title. Often formally playful but always brimming w... Read More about Scranton Lace