Leslie Glass Books in Order

Set inside the world of a nationally published magazine, Glass's debut follows the messy overlap of ambition, office politics, and private lives. It is an early New York novel about people chasing success while convincing themselves they can keep the damage contained.

Manhattan stockbroker Annie Flood is dumped, family-scrutinized, and under pressure at work, all at once. Glass turns her romantic confusion and career anxiety into a brisk New York story about love, status, and choosing badly before choosing better.

While her husband is stranded overseas, Bettina Dunne goes into labor alone and becomes the target of desperate criminals. What follows is a nightmare of baby switching, kidnapping, and panic, wrapped in one of Glass's earliest suspense plots.

Newly transferred detective April Woo is pulled into a missing-person case that opens onto the trail of a serial killer marked by fire. Psychiatrist Jason Frank becomes an uneasy ally as the hunt moves from the California desert to Manhattan.

A boutique sales clerk is found hanging from a chandelier, and the killing pulls April Woo back together with psychiatrist Jason Frank. Hidden rivalries, a troubled family, and another murder keep the case shifting until the last minute.

A suicide, a malpractice suit, and a string of deaths inside a psychiatric center draw April Woo into one of her most tangled cases. With Jason Frank close to the chaos, the novel leans hard into obsession, ambition, and institutional secrets.

After a soap star is stabbed and her wealthy companion dies beside her, suspicion falls on a former football hero with a shaky alibi. April Woo and Mike Sanchez have to cut through media pressure, money, and jealousy before the wrong person takes the fall.

A Chinese American woman is beaten, her adopted baby disappears, and nobody in Chinatown wants to talk. As April Woo digs into family secrets, immigration fear, and questions around the adoption, the case hits close to her own divided sense of duty.

A psychiatrist vanishes during a jog in Central Park, and April Woo refuses to believe he is already dead. With K-9 teams searching the park and two troubled teens circling the case, the investigation becomes a tense race against time.

When an Orthodox Jewish bride is shot on her wedding day, April Woo thinks she is hunting a hate-crime killer. A second murdered bride changes everything, forcing April and Mike Sanchez to race through New York's wedding world before another ceremony turns deadly.

At the retirement party of April Woo's old mentor, Lieutenant Alfredo Bernardino disappears and turns up dead. Injured in a chase and barred from the case officially, April follows the trail through lottery money, old debts, and threats aimed at more than one victim.

Cassie Sales gets a facelift to surprise her husband, only to watch him collapse into a coma at the worst possible moment. As she uncovers his lies, mistress, and hidden money, grief turns into a sharp, darkly funny plan for revenge.

Stockbroker Annie Custer is already juggling a collapsing home life when a favor for her best friend's parents turns dangerous. Accusations of theft, family betrayal, and shady money force her to fight for her job, her name, and her future.

April Woo and Mike Sanchez are ready for their delayed honeymoon when a celebrity chef's wife is found slashed to death on the Upper East Side. Then a second wealthy woman is killed, and the case widens into a tense search through privilege, secrets, and domestic loyalties.

Former undercover agent Michael Tamlin wants a quieter life, but her new job, her secretive fiancé, and a murder tied to her past will not let her settle. Set in Portland, this later thriller mixes espionage nerves with domestic uncertainty.