Seraphina Nova Glass is an American author of psychological thrillers and domestic suspense novels. She is the author of Someone’s Listening, Such a Good Wife, On a Quiet Street, The Vanishing Hour, The Vacancy in Room 10, and Nothing Ever Happens Here. She is a two‑time Edgar Award nominee, and On a Quiet Street was a New York Times Summer Read, a #1 Amazon bestseller, and an Editor’s Pick. She is also an award‑winning playwright with MFAs in dramatic writing and directing.

Seraphina Nova Glass made her debut as a novelist in 2014 with Another Stone to Carry. Below is a list of Seraphina Nova Glass’s books in order of when they were originally released:

• Lisa Unger
• Shari Lapena
• Heather Gudenkauf

Seraphina Nova Glass Synopses: In Old Ham, Junie Oldham is a middle‑aged hoarder living in the house she inherited, surrounded by childhood treasures and long‑nursed resentments. She knits sweaters for cats, befriends rescued mice, and attends AA meetings despite not being an alcoholic, all for the sake of companionship. Her life is small, strange, and carefully controlled – until a chance encounter with Blake Patton, the high‑school crush who helped shape her solitary path, gives her a new fixation.

Blake doesn’t recognize her, and his wife is thrilled to have found a capable math tutor for their daughter. Soon Junie has full access to their polished suburban home, slipping into their routines and their secrets. She’s already hiding plenty of her own, but the Patton household has cracks of its own, and Junie is determined to pry them open.

As lies unravel and old wounds resurface, the family’s perfect façade begins to crumble. Junie has waited more than twenty years for the real story to come out, and she’s prepared to push until it does. If she can’t get to the truth, trouble is inevitable – and she’s more than ready for it.

In Too Close to Home by Seraphina Nova Glass, the residents of an elite lakefront community take comfort in its safety, its top‑tier school district, and its polished routines. The moms gather for coffee at the park while their children play, they stay deeply involved in the PTA, and summers pass in a blur of chardonnay, brunch, sundresses, and backyard bonfires. Everything appears orderly, enviable, and secure.

That illusion shatters when Regan Hoffman’s car explodes during the annual Labor Day party. The wrong person is killed, but the blast was meant for her. As the community’s carefully maintained façade begins to crack, Regan struggles to keep her life from unraveling, a task made even harder when she sees her dead husband alive.

When a resident suddenly goes missing, long‑buried secrets rise to the surface, exposing the darkness beneath Cloverhill Lakes’ idyllic veneer. Regan finds herself fighting to uncover the truth before it destroys the community and before it destroys her.