Wisteria Falls

Love, lies, and ambition collide this summer in Wisteria Falls, the compulsively readable adult debut from the New York Times bestselling author of The Counselors

“Vivid, sultry, and propulsive.” —Andrea Bartz, New York Times bestselling author of We Were Never Here

Leah Silver hasn’t set foot in her idyllic Hudson Valley hometown in nearly a decade, when she escaped its constraints and the end of her tumultuous first love. Until now.

Unexpectedly laid off from her high-level job at Tyrion hotels with no reference, she is forced to return home with her warm-hearted fiancé, Isaac.

But Leah isn’t the only prodigal child of Oliver Point returning that summer. Grant Hockner, her complicated first love, has big plans for their small town: Wisteria Falls, a luxury boutique hotel set to rival the chic resorts of the Hamptons and Nantucket. With a hefty investment from his heiress wife, Odie, Wisteria Falls will put Oliver Point on the map – and not everyone is thrilled about it.

Despite their tempestuous past, Grant still lights a spark in Leah. A fact she’s desperate to keep hidden from Isaac. But she’s not the only one keeping secrets. Lies, betrayal, and desire set the two couples on a collision course they may never recover from. When Wisteria Falls goes up in flames, everyone is a suspect—and not all will make it through the summer unscathed, or even alive.

Sharp, suspenseful, and brimming with irresistible twists, Wisteria Falls is as compulsively readable as it is emotionally rich.

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