When All the Girls Are Sleeping
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from Delacorte / Random House
“Don’t read this book at night! Every word will chill and thrill you – and ultimately keep you racing to turn pages until you reach the very satisfying end.” – Meg Cabot, New York Times bestselling author of The Mediator series
“A moody, haunting, and pristinely plotted mystery with enough eerie twists, turns, and gasps to keep you up at night.” – Kathleen Glasgow, New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces and You’d Be Home Now
“The twist was one I didn’t see coming, a whip-smart and satisfying conclusion that kept me up all night! Don’t read this in the dark, or you’ll start to hear the telltale knocks of the Dearborn ghost and see phantom hearts carved into the walls of your bedroom…” – Katrina Leno, author Horrid
Other Titles
A young adult mystery set at an amusement park.
“This is more than a thriller, filled with mystery and intrigue. It also speaks to the complexity and internalized struggle of guilt, loss, and loving someone you can’t trust.”
A therapist is found dead in a quiet New England town, and his troubled former patient is the prime suspect.
“Another shape-shifting psychological mystery from Emily Arsenault.”
“Many layers in a thought-provoking story.”
A young adult mystery about a high school girl whose tea-leaf reading abilities draw her into a missing person case.
“There’s a lot going on in this very skillfully constructed novel.”
“Arsenault’s page-ripping whodunit … a rich, rewarding teen debut.”
A psychological suspense novel and ghost story linking two young mothers living in the same house in two different centuries.
“Exquisitely creepy blend of historical true crime and modern ghost story.”
“A striking reminder that today’s domesticity is not too far removed from that of the 19th century.”
A woman’s life is turned upside down when her brother is arrested for murder and she must prove his innocence.
“Arsenault’s introspective, eccentric, charming contemporary mystery”
“Captivating”
Two assistant editors at a dictionary company find evidence of a past crime in the word files.
“A literary gem.”
New York Times
Notable Crime Book of 2009
Library Journal
Editors’ Fall Picks, 2009
A young woman revisits a supernatural missing person case that has haunted her since childhood.
“An emotionally complex and deeply satisfying read.”
Wall Street Journal
10 Best Mysteries of 2011
The writer of a popular memoir dies mysteriously and leaves behind clues about her death in an unfinished manuscript.
“Outstanding . . . Arsenault’s lyrical, moving prose serves to make this more than just a compelling whodunit.”