Black Power: The Book of Akhet by Dean Baxter follows seventeen-year-old Scipio Harelson, who trains in martial arts under Adrian Lake while preparing for a tournament and a black belt exam. On his way to practice, police violently detain him until Adrian verifies his identity....

The Hunger of the Dragon by R.M. Schultz begins with Märren fleeing across dangerous lands, carrying her daughter Eimri’s skull, while voices in her mind guide her toward a Dragon’s scale to counter a curse. She loses the skull and is captured by Sea Serpent...

Gary Stringer's Gathering Storm unfolds in Tempestria, a fantasy realm filled with magic and ancient powers. When members of the Council of Wizards suddenly disappear, Catriona, a half-Faery druidess, begins to investigate the matter. Daelen, a shadow warrior, joins her as she ventures on a...

Jake Rab's stone age fantasy The Warden of Lies follows Elaina, a cavern-raised girl, thrust into a collapsing world after the Fourth Arch, an immense structure tied to guardianship, fails. A curse on her parents leaves them incapacitated. After a Warden dies fighting a monstrous...

The Kaelen Extraction: The Galaxy's Worst Mercenaries Book 1 by Skyler Ramirez is an action-packed sci-fi adventure that follows the journey of Billy Firebrand and his crew of mercenaries. After a failed mission on the planet of Kael, Billy and his crew are expelled from...

Author William Lower takes us back to the year 1461 in The Typo: In the Name of God, when a first edition of the Gutenberg Bible arrives in Florence, Italy. As a respected illustrator of religious manuscripts, Antonio Strozzi is invited to view it. He...

Liberation by Lee Schneider continues the Utopia Engine Trilogy. Set in 2053–2054, this story follows Kat Keeper, Ravven Vaara, Spaceman, Renzo, Tristan, and Michel as they navigate the fallout from a global network collapse known as the Fracture. Their world is one where technology fails,...

The Captain’s Cook by Victoria Vanransom is a sweeping novel that blends adventure, resilience, and personal reinvention with hints of romance on the open sea. Readers are introduced to Jessica Kline, a chef who trades her crumbling life on land for a chance to cook...

Admittedly, I’m a fan of British television, and that distinctively dry, quirky humor always hits the mark for me. So, slipping into Katherine Vick’s The Disposable felt natural and an absolute delight. The premise deals with characters typically relegated to the background of fantasy epics...

One Random Act of Violence by Karen Black is a crime thriller that begins with a solo robbery at a small-town farmer's market. Adam, the robber, was initially driven by theft intentions, but he suddenly recognized Darla, his former partner, whom he blames for his...