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By Debby Giusti (Love Inspired Suspense)

Granted, he hadn’t known her long, but returning war hero Jude Walker expected to eventually marry the woman he’d met during his last leave. Not fi nd her missing. Or learn that her last known address was a homeless shelter in a dangerous part of the city. The shelter’s temporary director, Sarah Montgomery, didn’t know Jude’s friend. But she knew the streets, knew the dangers—from drugs and prostitution to the most cold-blooded of criminals—right outside her door.

By Gray, Taylor R (Silversmith Press)

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By Colleen Coble (Thomas Nelson)

Book Two in the USA Today bestselling Sunset Cove series. “Second chances, old flames, and startling new revelations combine to form a story filled with faith, trial, forgiveness, and redemption. Crack the cover and step in, but beware—Mermaid Moon is harboring secrets that will keep you guessing. ” —Lisa Wingate, New York Times bestselling author of Before We Were YoursMallory’s mother died fifteen years ago. But her father’s last words on the phone were unmistakable: “Find.

By Diane Burke (Love Inspired Suspense)

Three deaths, one connection—the anonymous calls all three women reported in the weeks before they died. Detective Tony Marino wants to close this case before another woman disappears. Especially when he meets a fatherless little boy whose mother is being stalked. Single mom Erin O’Malley tells Tony about her anonymous caller’s heavy breathing and unnerving silences. And the feeling of being watched—constantly.

By Colleen Coble (Thomas Nelson)

Losing her sight turns Lanie’s world upside down, bringing danger, mystery. and unexpected romance. A seemingly random shooting at her aunt’s coffee farm has left Lani Tagama blind.

By Colleen Coble (Thomas Nelson)

“Lani opened her eyes fully, straining to see something, anything. It was as though she swam in a black sea that blacked out all light, all visual sensation. ‘I can’t see,’ she whispered. ‘I can’t see!’ Her shriek rose and echoed off the blackness. “A seemingly random shooting at her aunt’s coffee farm has left Lani Tagama blind.

By Carol J. Post (Love Inspired Suspense)

With a relentless stalker after her, Melissa Langston flees Georgia for her small Florida hometown. Despite changing her name, she soon finds anonymous notes on her doorstep and a menacing figure lurking in the shadows. She’s sure her stalker has tracked her down, but the police think she’s overreacting. The only one who believes she’s in danger is the former cop who broke her heart years ago. Melissa is afraid to get too close to ex-fiancé Chris Jamison, who is back in town to settle family business.

By Mary Ellis (Harvest House Publishers)

Midnight on the Mississippi begins the new Secrets of the South Mysteries from bestselling author Mary Ellis. These complex crime dramas follow an investigator’s quest to make the world a better place. solving one case at a time.

By Abigail Wilson (Thomas Nelson)

Can one develop feelings for the man you swore to see hanged? That’s just what Rebecca fears she has done in this Gothic Regency romance.  After her brother’s mysterious death, Rebecca Hunter vows to expose the man she believes responsible: Mr. Lewis Browning—known by the locals as the Midnight Devil and by Rebecca as her new guardian. Summoned to his reclusive country estate to await her London season, Rebecca plans her own secret investigation among the darkened corridors of the mysterious Greybourne Hall. Yet Lewis Browning is not as she once imagined, and his motivation is horribly unclear.

By Sarah Sundin (Revell)

In a time of war, danger lurks beneath the water–and in the depths of the human heartAs the German war machine devours the Netherlands, the only way Cilla van der Zee can survive the occupation is to do the unthinkable–train to become a spy for the Nazis. Once dispatched to Britain, she plans to abandon her mission and instead aid the Allies. But her scheme is thwarted when naval officer Lt. Lachlan Mackenzie finds her along the Scottish shore and turns her in to be executed. Yet perhaps she is more useful alive than dead.