Justina Chen is an award-winning novelist for young adults whose books include A Blind Spot for Boys, Return to Me and North of Beautiful (a Best Book of the Year by Kirkus and Barnes & Noble). Her other novels include Girl Overboard (a Junior Library Guild premiere selections) and Nothing but the Truth (and a few white lies), which won the Asian Pacific American Award for Literature.

A passionate advocate of teen literacy, Justina co-founded readergirlz, a cutting-edge literacy and social media project for teens, which won the National Book Foundation’s Prize for Innovations in Reading.

When she isn’t writing for teens, Justina is an executive communications strategist. That’s a fancy way of saying that she conducts popular corporate storytelling workshops at places as far-ranging as Disney and AT+T, NASDAQ and Microsoft. She draws from her work as the former speechwriter and communications manager for the president of Entertainment at Microsoft. There, her speeches were lauded as “almost single-handedly changing the way we think about executive communications at Microsoft.”

From bestselling author A.J. Banner comes a dazzling new novel of psychological suspense in the vein of S.J. Watson’s Before I Go to Sleep and Mary Kubica’s The Good Girl that questions just how much we can trust the people around us.

Thirty-four-year-old marine biologist Kyra Winthrop remembers nothing about the diving accident that left her with a complex form of memory loss. With only brief flashes of the last few years of her life, her world has narrowed to a few close friendships on the island where she lives with her devoted husband, Jacob.

But all is not what it seems. Kyra begins to have visions—or are they memories?—of a rocky marriage, broken promises, and cryptic relationships with the island residents, whom she believes to be her friends.

As Kyra races to uncover her past, the truth becomes a terrifying nightmare. A twisty, immersive thriller, The Twilight Wife will keep readers enthralled through the final, shocking twist.