Emma Rosenblum Books in Order
Emma Rosenblum is a series of 4 books written by Emma Rosenblum.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Emma Rosenblum books in publication order
4 books
Bad Summer People
by Emma Rosenblum
2023
An affluent Fire Island community spends summer trading gossip, managing affairs, and maintaining appearances. When a body is discovered near the boardwalk, longstanding grudges and concealed ambitions expose the tensions beneath its carefully curated social rituals.
Very Bad Company
by Emma Rosenblum
2024
New executive Caitlin joins a luxury company retreat in Miami, expecting exceptional perks and useful connections. A colleague’s disappearance threatens a lucrative sale, forcing the group to maintain its corporate performance while suspicion spreads beneath the team-building exercises.
Mean Moms
by Emma Rosenblum
2025
Three influential mothers dominate their children’s elite Manhattan school until a charismatic newcomer enters their circle. As unexplained misfortunes accumulate, their polished friendships become a source of suspicion, jealousy, and fears that someone is deliberately targeting them.
Members Only
by Emma Rosenblum
2027
A prestigious wedding brings tensions at an exclusive Connecticut country club to the surface. When someone dies on the morning of the ceremony, hidden financial problems, unwanted commitments, and threatened careers place its status-conscious members under suspicion.
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