In James Dunlop’s Plausible in Parts, Andy MacKay returns to his Camden flat after a contract mission in Kosovo that involved an attempt on General Marku Berisha, expecting to resume his routine, but the police arrest him and link the case to his actions abroad....

Patient Zero by Dr. Emil Šabanović follows the stories of five patients as they navigate their struggles with the help of their therapists. A twenty-two-year-old woman suffering from DPDR slowly starts to overcome her dissociation with reality after some therapy sessions. Intrusive, violent thoughts plague a...

In Pull, C.J. Finch introduces us to Alex Helmsley, a man with a rare ability. Since childhood, he discovered that when he touched anyone, he could read all their memories, thus the pull. He wears gloves to prevent this from happening as the memories haunt...

In Pictures of My Desire by Caroline Goldberg Igra, art historian Emily Wolf pursues her career in the high-stakes New York art world. She catalogues a collection from a reclusive sultan. Then she meets Nate Fried, an employee in an auction house, who is looking...

Orlando Chavez's Portrait of a Hollow Man follows a man who ends up trapped in the same routines, glued to technology, and mentally checked out from the world around him. He wakes up early, goes through his phone, eats breakfast, takes care of his aging...

Poinsettia Girl by Jennifer Wizbowski is a historical novel set in Venice in the early eighteenth century. Agata Farusi was a ten-year-old girl trying to come to terms with the untimely death of her mother. Cared for by her loving Nonna (grandmother), in their neighborhood...

Nobility is not a birthright; it’s something that’s earned. In Caleb Banks and Amy Betzold’s novel, Prince in the Wilderness, young Laurent challenges his worth many times. For Laurent, Prince in the Wilderness was a story he shared with his younger sisters. In real life,...

Poison Pill by Anthony Lee is a shocking medical thriller. Dr. Mark Lin hates anything that harms, but he's about to face two of his biggest nemeses: bad herbal supplements and greedy drug companies. A herbal supplement causes a young man's kidneys to fail. Another...

Peace, Love & Haight by Max Talley is a crime thriller that takes readers back to 1969’s San Francisco. The story follows a man named Freddie Dorn who runs an art gallery, United Hallucinations, just trying to keep it afloat as he watches the neighborhood...

Psychotropia: Maestro's Creed by Bill Reinert is a dystopian novel set in the post-apocalyptic Pacific Northwest. The story follows Liam, a grieving widower, as he embarks on a desperate quest to recover his late wife Joan's stolen ashes. What begins as a personal mission quickly...