Suzanne Rindell Books in Order

Rose Baker leads a respectable life as a police typist in 1920s New York. When glamorous colleague Odalie draws her into speakeasies and jazz clubs, Rose's fascination develops into an increasingly troubling obsession.

Three ambitious young people pursue careers in New York publishing in 1958. A privileged aspiring writer, a woman hoping to become an editor and a Black writer from Harlem confront prejudice, secrecy and competing ambitions.

Two aerial stuntmen perform together in Depression-era California despite a longstanding feud between their families. After Pearl Harbor, a fatal plane crash draws an FBI investigation into their rivalries, loyalties and the internment of Japanese Americans.

Following San Francisco's 1906 earthquake, Violet and her friends acquire wealth tied to a dangerous secret. Her marriage to widower Harry Carlyle offers a new life, but his first wife's shadow and her own past threaten it.

In New York during the summer of 1999, publishing assistant Sawyer suspects her fiancé is involved with a colleague. Comparing concerns with the colleague’s boyfriend leads to online friendship and Friday adventures that challenge both their relationships and ambitions.