The third book in the Cal Hooper trilogy finds the retired Chicago detective unwillingly drawn into an investigation when the suicide of a promising young woman threatens to unearth decades of buried secrets in the village of Ardnakelty.

This is the first book in the Highway 59 trilogy, which also centers around a law enforcement officer with a complicated past. It focuses on a crime connected to dark secrets and powerful people in a small, rural town.

Jenny Lawson’s latest book offers concrete (and slightly absurd) techniques and coping mechanisms to help readers get through their mental health struggles. But don’t fear – even though this isn’t her usual collection of essays, there’s still plenty of humor throughout.

Although this is a more traditional collection of essays, Samantha Irby has an irreverent and self-deprecating sense of humor that shines a light on the absurdities of real life.

Larissa is lucky to have two wonderful men in her life: her boyfriend Mike and her friend Chris, who also happens to be Mike’s best friend. Except Chris is hopelessly enamored with Larissa and is also the reason why Larissa believes Mike is such a thoughtful boyfriend.

This is a contemporary romance that keeps putting the hero and the heroine in each other’s orbits, despite their best efforts to keep each other in the friend zone. The Night We Met and Too Wrong To Be Right also feature strong friendships to round out the romantic storyline, as well as heartwarming animal sidekicks.