Friday wrap on All's Fair, Die My Love, and If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

In 'She Rides Shotgun', Jordan Harper tells the story of Nate McClusky, a hardened criminal fresh out of prison, and his eleven-year-old daughter Polly. After Nate kills a high-ranking member of the Aryan Steel gang, a kill order is issued against him, his ex-wife, and Polly. Nate manages to save Polly but is too late to save her mother. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to evade their enemies and figure out if they can be a family again. The novel explores themes of family, loyalty, and survival through intense and emotionally charged scenes, challenging the definitions of heroes and villains and what it means to protect one another.

In 'Everybody Knows', Jordan Harper crafts a gripping mystery that exposes the corrupt and depraved world of Los Angeles' powerful elite. Mae Pruett, a 'black-bag' publicist, and her ex-boyfriend Chris Tamburro, a former cop turned enforcer, find themselves entangled in a complex web of murder, sexual perversion, and other unsavory dealings. After Mae's mentor is murdered, they secretly work together to uncover the truth, navigating a landscape of influencers, crooked cops, and private security firms that protect the rich and powerful by any means necessary. The novel is praised for its sharp writing, propulsive plot, and insightful look into the moral morass of its characters.