Books like Danger by Molly Mia Stewart

High‑school senior Stella Gordon is sent to Nebraska for her safety after witnessing a murder, only to find that danger lurks closer to home than she expected.

Francesca, a physiotherapist left heart‑broken after her fiancé elopes with her sister, takes a job in Spain to help a job‑seeking child and discovers love and purpose within the walls of Cantanzos Castle.

Twins swap identities in the minor leagues of baseball and Hollywood fame, forcing them to adapt to new lives and friendships in Los Angeles.

Aya, a troubled high school girl from Niigata Prefecture, meets her older brother Tôya on an island where they met as children, and decides to start over together. As they embark on a new adventure, they uncover the truth about Tôya's past and a mysterious figure called Ceres, leading to a supernatural horror story set in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, and beyond.

"Hide and Seek" is a teen‑fiction mystery about sisters and twins navigating high‑school drama, family secrets, and a homicide that turns the family upside down.

Jennifer Arnold is always getting her identical twin, Maggie, in trouble. Life's been difficult in their household since their pilot father went missing, and things get even worse when Jennifer finds an ancient spellbook and learns to become invisible. Then the girls get a wonderful offer - their Grandmother Arnold takes them on a cruise to the Greek islands and Istanbul. But Grandmother Arnold seems to know a lot more about the world of espionage than an ordinary grandmother ought to. The kids learn that not all the people on the ship are who they seem to be either. What's going on? The holiday cruise quickly turns into a mission to find the girls' father. With each stop, the kids learn new information about his disappearance and the danger he's in.

Twelve‑year‑old Megan, an orphan upset by poverty‑driven family separation, discovers hope and belonging when she joins a loving, foster family on the Kansas prairie.

La TED talk más popular de Chimamanda, con más de doce millones de reproducciones. «Las historias importan. Importan muchas historias. Las historias se han utilizado para desposeer y calumniar, pero también pueden usarse para facultar y humanizar. Pueden quebrar la dignidad de un pueblo, pero también pueden restaurarla.» Con su característico amor por las historias, en este manifiesto Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie hace una llamada a rechazar los relatos únicos. Se trata de su primera TED Talk, un emotivo discurso que han visto más de tres millones de personas. Con rotundidad y calidez, la autora reivindica la riqueza de la infinitud de historias que nos conforman. En este texto -que se cierra con una reflexión de la filósofa Marina Garcés- Ngozi Adichie alerta sobre los peligros de reducir una persona, un país o una cultura a un relato unívoco, pues solo cuando comprendemos que nunca existe una única historia, subraya, recuperamos una especie de paraíso.

In her new and intriguing novel of suspense, the author of *Foggy, Foggy Dew* and *The English Wife* tells of a young woman's journey to Bangkok in search of her brother's murderer, a search that leads her to a strange, searing relationship with the man she suspects of the crime.

Sutton Mercer watches as her twin Emma, who impersonated her to solve a murder, turns into a serial killer again. Emma’s new partner, Thayer Vega, has a dark past and is back in town to find a new victim. The townspeople are suspicious of all the murders, and Emma must use her knowledge of them to solve the latest mystery before it’s too late.

A tale of orphan twins who grow up in a world where storytelling becomes a powerful blessing and a dangerous curse, following their extraordinary adventures across unfamiliar lands.

Twins Jess and Josh travel back in time to the ancient Roman city of Pompeii in search of their uncle. But can they find him and escape before Mount Vesuvius erupts?

A tense ranch drama that follows a family of sisters and their twin daughters as secrets, bodyguards, and man‑woman relationships collide amid rugged Texas life.

In a near‑future world plagued by hunger, Devin secures a spot in a sanctuary for abandoned children promising endless food and a new family—but the home harbors a dark, life‑altering secret.

When a new boy named Kisho joins their class, Jessica, Elizabeth, and their friends are surprised to learn he was left behind a year. As they mock him, Elizabeth sees the truth and questions how to prove it.