• See Janasha Prabhu On Tour!

  • October 10

    KENOSHA, WI

    Southport Literary Fair

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    October 15

    HOUSTON, TX

    Murder by the Book

    with Nishita Parekh

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    October 17

    CHICAGO, IL

    Women & Children First

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    October 18

    CHICAGO, IL

    Barnes & Noble Lakeview

    Meet & Greet


    October 20

    RALEIGH, NC

    Quail Ridge Bookstore

    with Emma Wells & Ann Dávila Cardinal

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    October 21

    MOUNT HOLLY, NC

    Cleary’s Bookstore

    with Emma Wells & Ann Dávila Cardinal

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    October 22

    WINSTON-SALEM, NC

    Bookmarks

    with Emma Wells & Ann Dávila Cardinal

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  • Dark, twisty, and atmospheric debut thriller for readers of The Quiet Tenant and The Butcher.


    Her uncle was a serial killer. The town whispers, could she be a killer too?


    On the night Jiah Rai was found cradling her girlfriend Georgia's dead body at the bottom of Wailing Cliff, everyone suspected her. There wasn't enough evidence to charge her, but the town refuses to forget. Murder must run in the family. Jiah's uncle was a convicted serial killer, and while he died behind bars, his legacy lives on in Jiah and her sister. It doesn't matter that they've lived in Dumont their whole lives—they have never fit into the insular white community, and perhaps they never will


    But legacy isn't done with Jiah just yet. A few years later, a threat from Georgia's brother threatens to crumble the shaky peace Jiah has rebuilt. Desperate to feel safe again, Jiah decides to take matters into her own hands and seeks support from her best friend, Estrella. After all, Estrella has been there for Jiah ever since they met after Georgia's death. But when Estrella never shows up to a dinner party, a series of texts lead Jiah to the beach below, where she finds a body positioned exactly how her uncle displayed his victims over a decade ago. The killer mocks Jiah, hinting they know about her secrets, too. But is Jiah really the monster Dumont thinks she is? As Jiah hunts the killer, she begins to realize she might be unable to save the next victim…and that she may not want to.