New & Upcoming Books From Mary Kay Andrews

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ON SALE JUNE 2, 2026

Road Trip

Brand-new from New York Times bestselling author Mary Kay Andrews! The Queen of the Summer Read is back with her first novel in two years!

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Summers at The Saint

From New York Times bestselling author Mary Kay Andrews—a fresh new summer mystery full of romance, betrayal and long-buried secrets.

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The Homewreckers

Summer begins with MKA, in this delightful summer read about flipping houses, and finding true love.

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The Newcomer

Letty Carnahan is on the run from New York City; she has her four-year-old niece in tow, and her sister was found dead in her glamorous townhome. Letty believes she knows who did it: her sister’s awful, money-grubbing ex-husband.

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While y’all were drinking your bottomless mimosas at Mother’s Day brunch, I was scoring some great stuff at estate sales—assisted by my DIL, @megtrocheck. Not shown is the fab coffee table we scored for Andy at that same sale. In the meantime, @sicilianchick13 DM me your mailing address so I can ship your blue willow creamer.
And here’s another giveaway—the sweet little brass cache pot—would be great with potted herbs, or a pile of shells, or even just to stash trinkets. Follow, like, comment to win. #estatesaleshopping #orientalrugs #vintagelove #buymybookdammit
Today marks just THREE WEEKS until #roadtrip is in stores everywhere from @stmartinspress! 

I’m so excited for you to meet the Dunigan sisters and join them on their epic road trip through Ireland to uncover secrets from their family history, heal old wounds, and possibly find a fresh start.

PRE-ORDER & book TOUR links in my bio. 

#preordermybookdammit #summerbeginswithmka
Please meet my great great great aunt Philomena Entwhistle. Her father was Ephraim Entwhistle, a respected but strict Unitarian minister in Providence, R.I. Actually born as Phillip, poor Auntie ran way from home at twelve, stowed away on a clipper ship, and eventually turned up in Dominica, where she adopted her new name and persona. Auntie worked as a cook at a sugar plantation and eventually bought and operated a boarding house for lonesome sailors. It wasn’t until one of her drunken boarders tried to assault her and was subsequently beaten to death with a rolling pin that the truth was discovered about what was beneath those crinolines. Fortunately, Philomena had a “friendship” with the presiding justice and all charges were dropped. This portrait was commissioned by the justice as a “gift.” #instantancestor #fauxfamily #familyportrait #poorphilomena
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