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6 thrillers and mysteries debuting this summer Original

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By Jordan Snowden
| The Seattle Times Verified
Hello again, ya filthy sleuths. This month, I’m presenting something a little different. Instead of focusing on May releases, this is a peek at the bountiful offerings of thrillers and mysteries debuting this summer. While the fall and winter months are typically considered prime time for curling up with a good whodunit, the coming months’ lineup is far too juicy to save for colder weather. A missing weed farmer. Two exes circling her empire.
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WA author’s latest book takes place in ‘The Library After Dark’

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By Jordan Snowden
| The Seattle Times Verified
A Valentine’s date at a haunted library sets the stage for “The Library After Dark” (out May 5 from Bantam), the newest thriller from Eastern Washington-based author Ande Pliego.
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4 April thrillers and mysteries blend levity and suspense

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By Jordan Snowden
| The Seattle Times Verified
Humor and romance thread their way through this month’s selections, even as each novel leans into darker territory, letting levity and longing sit alongside obsession, violence and unraveling control. With her latest novel, “Japanese Gothic” (Hanover Square Press, $30), Kylie Lee Baker has penned a lush, unsettling triumph, one that understands horror as something felt as much as seen.
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