Schuler Books

“The Woman in the Window is being touted as one of the hottest releases of early 2018, and with excellent reason. A modern take on Hitchcock's Rear Window, with many nods to classic noir film, A.J. Finn's debut novel is told through the eyes of a narrator trapped inside her beautiful house by a severe case of agoraphobia and separated from her estranged husband and young daughter. She copes with her condition by spying on her neighbors and living vicariously through their drama, until the...”

Whitney Spotts • Schuler Books

“An excellent take on the classic gothic novel! Jump scares, ghostly mystery, creepy castles with secret passages, and fantastical horror, all told through the naïve but plucky protagonist. In this case however, the intrepid Marquis is also tangled in a love triangle with a country doctor and young, vivacious count. A queer spin on a classic form, told wonderfully and engagingly with all the self indulgent embellishments of the genre. Will Watt brings the three lovers, the dastardly Count, and...”

Charity • Schuler Books

“You’ll find yourself invested in and rooting for each of the young people in this book as they navigate secrets and prejudices to unravel the mystery of what happened to their sister and friend — and why.”

Alana Haley • Schuler Books

“Jasmine is the daughter of refugees who own and run a donut shop. And lately, it has become her life too. But she wants to find something else - anything else really - and feel like she's not floundering. She has a fledgling plan and a possible really great new guy too. She just has to navigate her overprotective parents, a best friend moving away, her little brother's big secret, and an ex boyfriend also back in town. Emerging into an adult life in an immigrant family isn't easy, but once...”

Charity • Schuler Books

“Samantha Harvey’s deeply engaging fourth novel is far more than a medieval whodunnit. In 1491 in a dull, poor village in Somerset, England, local priest John Reve finds himself in charge of investigating the drowning of Tom Newman, the richest man in the village. Was it an accident, suicide, or an act of violence? Newman owned most of the area land and the economy of the village depended on his generosity. Who will benefit the most from his passing? Pressured by his superiors to find a quick...”

Pierre Camy • Schuler Books

“This book was a wonderful escape and was absolutely lovely to listen to. It switches back and forth between the point of view of two women in London in the 1790s and an American woman visiting London in present day. The story unfolds quickly. I was pleasantly surprised by the twists that I hadn't anticipated and the emotions that welled up within me. The ending was wholly satisfying and I will definitely be recommending it when it releases!”

Lauren • Schuler Books