Coming Soon
New psychological thrillers arriving through summer and fall 2026.
The Offsite
She built the game. Now she has to survive it. A company retreat on a remote island — and team-building exercises that keep score.
August 4, 2026
No One You'd Remember
She was murdered by someone she'd met a dozen times — and never once saw. Half the lake had a reason. Deputy Dana Kowalczyk never forgets a face — and has no shortage of suspects.
September 1, 2026
No One You'd Miss
Nobody ever learned her name. She has poured your coffee. She has turned your bed. You never once saw her face. Companion to No One You'd Remember.
September 8, 2026
The Character Witness
She saw everything. She said nothing. Some witnesses testify. This one decides.
September 8, 2026The Five Rules Series
Five jobs. Five sets of rules. Books one through four stand alone and can be read in any order — The Caretaker is the finale. Read it last.
The House Sitter
Four thousand dollars to live in a Greenwich Tudor for fifteen days. Walk the dog. Water the plants. Follow the rules taped to the fridge.
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The Caretaker
Don't believe the calm. The finale of the Five Rules series — read it last.
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A two-book literary thriller series set in Harlan County — about what a family keeps, and what a house refuses to give back.
The Keeping Room
Everyone in Harlan County loved Nana June — the woman who could find anyone, who could bring anyone home. Then her granddaughter opens the sealed basement wall.
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The Keepers
She stayed in the house everyone else fled — and discovered the count of the dead was never closed. Can be read on its own.
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The Architect's Wife
She designed the perfect life. She just forgot what she buried to build it.
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Community Property
The Whittaker divorce is supposed to be straightforward: fourteen million in disputed assets, eight days to deliver a number. Then a signature on a Glenview deed matches a signature on a Lake Forest tax return.
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Amanda Hoppe writes psychological thrillers from Wisconsin, where she also works full-time as a CFO — a numbers person who spends her days watching the quiet, capable people who keep everything running, and her nights writing about what happens when someone forgets they're there.
For readers of Freida McFadden, Lisa Jewell, and Shari Lapena.