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Red Cherry: A Novel

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Expected 16 Mar 27
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From the beloved author of Rainbow Black comes a sensational spy drama and epic love story set during the coldest stretch of the Cold War.

It’s 1974 and Washington, DC, is a dirty, dissolute place. Vicky is a teenager searching for meaning in a city that has lost its soul in the wake of the Watergate scandal. Two girls enter Vicky’s life seemingly by A wealthy Tahitian “embassy brat” named Tita who has just arrived from Paris, and an enigmatic German waitress whose very name is a mystery.

Vicky and Tita soon become convinced the waitress is a Soviet spy. It’s a folie à deux, an obsessive game played by a pair of girls who don’t know what they’re doing. At home, Vicky’s father, a man doing mysterious work for the Navy, has a sudden obsession of his own. He is consumed by home security, and has outfitted the entire house with 24-hour surveillance. He trusts no one, not even his own family members. Is he right to suspect their loyalty?

As Vicky’s game escalates and the stakes become very real, she is pulled into an earth-shattering love affair that crosses all boundaries.

The paranoia of John le Carré blends with the delirium of V. C. Andrews in this sexy, drama-drenched, psychologically tense spy story.

336 pages, Paperback

Expected publication March 16, 2027

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Maggie Thrash

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MAGGIE THRASH is the author of the critically acclaimed graphic memoirs Honor Girl, which was nominated for a Los Angeles Times Book Prize, and Lost Soul, Be at Peace, as well as two novels for young adults. Rainbow Black is her first novel for adults. Born and raised in Atlanta, she lives in New Hampshire.

You can also find her on maggiethrash.com and on instagram @maggiethrash

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