Margot Harrison. Hyperion, $17.99 (368p) ISBN 978-1-4847-2799-7
A teen tracks a serial killer in Harrison’s terrific debut thriller. Sleep hasn’t been kind to 17-year-old Nina Barrows, and she has taken to using pills to avoid it as much as possible. There’s a killer on the loose who calls himself the Thief in...
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Margot Harrison. Little, Brown, $17.99 (384p) ISBN 978-0-3162-7576-7
Harrison (The Glare) artfully weaves subtle fantasy with contemporary psychological terror in a disconcerting thriller. High school junior Celeste Bergstein, who is Jewish, has moved with her divorced father from Montreal to Defile, Mont. She’s...
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Margot Harrison. Graydon House, $30 (336p) ISBN 978-1-5258-0988-0
Four friends relive a tragic event from their college years in this taut and introspective time-travel thriller from Harrison (Only She Came Back). In 1989 at Dunstan College in Vermont, five members of the school’s literary magazine staff—self-consc
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Margot Harrison. Graydon House, $30 (320p) ISBN 978-1-5258-0431-1
Harrison (The Midnight Club) threads tropes of dark academia, witchcraft, and second-chance romance throughout her spellbinding latest. Eleanor Dennet, a new librarian at Harvard University’s Library of Fates, is adrift following the mysterious...
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