"Waiting On" Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted here, that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.
This week's pre-publication "can't-wait-to-read" selection is:
The Unfortunates
By Sophie McManus
Publication Date: June 2
From Amazon:
Cecilia Somner’s fate hangs in the balance. A larger-than-life heiress to a robber baron’s fortune, once known for her cruel wit as much as for her tremendous generosity, CeCe is now in opulent decline. Afflicted with a rare disease and touched by mortality for the first time, her gilded, bygone values collide with an unforgiving present. Along with her troubled son, George, and his outsider wife, Iris, CeCe must face the Somners’ dark legacy and the corrupting nature of wealth. As the Somner family struggles to find a solution to its troubles, the secrets and lies between CeCe, George, and Iris grow entangled. CeCe’s world topples, culminating in a crime as unforgettable as it is unexpected.
What's your "waiting on" pick this week?
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11 comments:
Thanks for hosting! It's been quite a while since I've read a good crime story. Sounds interesting!
The cover is wonderful! And the story sounds good, too. Can't wait to read this one.
I love a crime story and this one sounds really good.
Marsha@Keeper Bookshelf
Oh, I like the look of this one. Both figuratively and literally, love the cover.
I'm not a big crime fan, but it's a cool cover :)
Thanks for hosting! I'm excited to be a new participant. Your pick sounds interesting. My pick this week is Siren's Fury by Mary Weber. Only 5 months to go!
Not heard of that one but it sounds interesting. :)
My first time participating in Waiting On Wednesday, woo hoo! And I chose The Pocket Wife by Susan H. Crawford... oh man, I can't wait.
Goodness gracious this is intriguing, Jill! :)
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