Books like American Dirt
If you liked American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, start here: 12 similar summaries, with why each one matches.
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Wrong Place Wrong Time
Because shares tags: thriller, family.
Jen sees her son Todd kill a stranger, then wakes the day before, slipping back in time to stop the murder.
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The Push
Because shares tags: thriller, family.
Blythe fears daughter Violet is dangerous while husband Fox doubts her.
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The Locked Door
Because shares tags: thriller, family.
Surgeon Nora Davis hides serial killer father while patients die.
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Yours Truly
Because shares tags: contemporary, family.
Divorced ER doctor Briana Ortiz fake dates anxious newcomer Jacob Maddox, trading honest letters while her brother waits for a kidney donor.
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What Alice Forgot
Because shares tags: family, contemporary.
After a gym fall erases ten years, Alice, 39, wakes as her 29 year old self and must relearn her three kids and failing marriage as a…
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The Kiss Quotient
Because shares tags: contemporary, family.
Stella Lane hires escort Michael Phan to practice dating and learns logic fails where touch and family press in.
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The Family Upstairs
Because shares tags: thriller, family.
Libby Jones inherits a Chelsea mansion and a past tied to a cult house, two runaways, and a baby left waiting.
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Part of Your World
Because shares tags: contemporary, family.
ER doctor Alexis Montgomery falls for carpenter Daniel Grant in Wakan while her surgeon family presses duty.
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Nine Perfect Strangers
Because shares tags: thriller, family.
Nine guests enter Tranquillum House for ten days while director Masha hides smoothies and motives.
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Just for the Summer
Because shares tags: contemporary, family.
Emma and Justin date to break a matching curse, then face sudden guardianship and illness on Lake Minnetonka.
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A Flicker in the Dark
Because shares tags: thriller, family.
Psychologist Chloe Davis faces copycat disappearances in Baton Rouge twenty years after her father confessed to murders.
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A Child Called It
Because shares tags: survival, family.
Dave survives his mother games of hunger and cold in Daly City until teachers and foster care step in.
