Ruby Falls

- Real Life History with a Twist: Based on the real discovery of Ruby Falls in 1928 by Leo Lambert, and the journals of Katie Stabler, a female guide at the Wind Caves in South Dakota, Gin Phillips delivers a heartfelt, suspenseful piece of historical fiction. The real-life Ruby Falls in Chattanooga, TN, continues to be a popular tourist attraction, attracting over 500,000 guests from around the world annually. - At the Height of Her Power: Ada, our empowering woman MC, provides readers with a protagonist often overlooked yet many are desperate for: a strong, independent, and compelling middle-aged woman forging her own path. Her perseverance and tenacity shine as she rediscovers her meaning within the caves.- Perfect for Book Clubs: Recent historical fiction books like The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon, The Storm We Made by Vanessa Chan, Long Island by Colm Toibin, as well as book set specifically during the Great Depression like The Four Winds by Kristin Hanna, and Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen have seen great success in high profile book clubs, and Ruby Falls will appeal to the same readers looking for suspenseful, thoughtful historical fiction. - Meet Gin Phillips: The author of six previous novels, Gin's debut, The Well and the Mine, won the 2009 B&N Discover Award and has sold over 100,000 copies. Her 2017 novel, Fierce Kingdom, was named one of the best books of 2017 by Publishers Weekly, NPR, Amazon, and Kirkus Reviews. - A Fresh Take on the Locked Room: locked room murder mysteries have proven to be timeless, and Ruby Falls will appeal to readers who love trying to solve a whodunnit. Only this time, a mystic has to use his mind-reading powers to lead them to safety before their light runs out! - Atlantic Crime is Killing It: After a buzzy launch, a yearlong trade and consumer-facing promotional campaign—including extensive digital advertising, special offers, giveaways, influencer outreach, and more—and an Edgar Award win, Atlantic Crime is off to a great start. As the imprint continues to grow, you can expect more thrilling promotions and quality crime stories that will have readers on the edge of their seats.

Gin Phillips is the author of seven novels, and her work has been sold in 29 countries. Her debut novel, The Well and the Mine, won the 2009 Barnes & Noble Discover Award. Her novel Fierce Kingdom was named one of the best books of 2017 by Publishers Weekly, NPR, Amazon, and Kirkus Reviews. She's a Tall Poppy Writer, and she currently lives in Birmingham, Al., with her family.