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From murder mysteries to memoirs: this summer’s best reads
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Related coverage for " From murder mysteries to memoirs: this summer’s best reads ": E! Online — Author Jessica Knoll’s Novel Helpless Teases Twisty Ride: Excerpt. Korea Times News — Horror books for your summer reading list. The Hollywood Reporter — Matt Smith to Star in Quinn Audio Original Drama ‘The Wolf’ (Exclusive). Gizmodo — 70 New Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Books Releasing in July. The i Paper — The five best fantasy novels of all time according to Naomi Ishiguro. DNyuz — A Mystery So Good, Our Columnist Read It in One Sitting