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More New Book Deals of NoteAmong this week’s offerings are
Tyler McCall’s debut novel
People Like You, an enemies-to-lovers summer romance set in the Hamptons;
The End of the Arab of the Future: A Youth in the Middle East, the final installment in
Riad Sattouf’s graphic memoir series about growing up half-French and half-Syrian; and
Daniel G. Miller’s
The Neighborhood Experiment, a thriller centered on a billionaire’s desert “wellness utopia.”
The Latest in Children’s and YA DealsNew projects this week include
Jesmeen Kaur Deo’s untitled contemporary YA novel in which Chandani Sharma, whose academic future depends on her keeping a scandal under wraps, races to stop a rival student from exposing the corruption—even as they begin to fall for one another;
Neckbone by
CG Drews, a psychological YA horror in which a teen’s summer job cleaning mansions takes a dark turn when he realizes the rich dysfunctional family he works for are vampiric monsters—and they’re hellbent on making him one, too; and
A Light in the Dark, a middle grade historical fiction novel spanning decades by
Erin Soderberg Downing, where three kids connected by a Great Lakes shipwreck and lighthouse each face their own journey for survival.
Harper Nets New NF by Morgan Jerkins
