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Preview - The Dahlia Suite by Carinn Jade

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Oct 11
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The Dahlia Suite

Carinn Jade

Copyright 2026

290 Pages


I don’t know about you, but I’m a sucker for two things: secret celebrity hideaways and isolated islands where absolutely nothing good happens. Lucky for us, The Dahlia Suite smashes those together and sprinkles in a few disappearances, a murder or two, and enough drama to power a Bravo franchise.


Paige arrives on the island hoping for a little R&R after submitting her first book to publishers. Her husband works for the resort’s CEO, so they’re basically VIP regulars. Then there’s Gabby — the concierge who could probably arrange a guest’s request for a pet dolphin or a séance with zero hesitation. And Lindsay, who has just landed on the island after losing an Oscar the night before and desperately needs a vacation that doesn’t involve paparazzi or crying in a hotel bathtub.


Gabby is searching for Cassidy, the former Head of Housekeeping who left to chase her acting dreams. But when Cassidy’s body turns up still on the island, the vibes shift from “luxury getaway” to “absolutely not.” And when Gabby’s current HOH vanishes too, she goes full detective mode, determined to figure out who’s picking off the staff.


Meanwhile, Lindsay and Paige bond over their recent psychic readings — because of course they do — and start digging into the story of Mara, the glamorous late actress who once owned the island. To Lindsay, Mara is a talisman of good luck. To Paige, she’s a story begging to be written. To the island? She’s a ghost that refuses to stay quiet.


Eventually, Lindsay, Paige, and Gabby’s missions collide, and everything goes sideways in the best possible way. Secrets spill, alliances crack, and this tiny island reveals it’s been holding onto more dirt than a tabloid editor.


If you crave celebrity chaos, island intrigue, and a whodunnit that refuses to behave, The Dahlia Suite is absolutely your next read.



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