I Know Why Old Men Plant Trees by Bob Seay follows Wendell, a former Landscape Algorithm Compliance Officer, who quietly rebels against algorithmic landscaping rules after moving back to Denver and taking up dog-walking. He begins planting native coneflowers in public parks, aided by friends...

Falling Apart by Jan Turk Petrie is a fascinating and disturbing novel about a near future that might happen in one European country. Two protagonists, Ash and Guy, both with military backgrounds, try to navigate through dangerous and unpredictable terrain, on the ground and over...

The Tears of Tantalus by Andrew Someone is a haunting, emotional novel that shows the consequences of uncontrolled desires. An unnamed protagonist is attracted to women outside his marriage. He begins to develop feelings for his coworker, Sami, who seems to have feelings for him...

It is 1373. John of Gaunt, the Duke of Lancaster, is leading a chevauchée through France. Haukyn of Flintborne volunteers to join the campaign. After months of hunger, fatigue, combat, and bloodshed in the wake of the war, all Haukyn wishes for is to ease...

Stones of Fire by Jean Hoefling is a bold and immersive reimagining of one of the most enigmatic biblical narratives ever recorded. Drawing from the ancient apocalyptic text of Enoch, this novel weaves myth, theology, and heart-wrenching romance into a tale both epic in scale...

Imperfectly Perfect is the second book in the Cascade Springs, TX series by Dania Voss. Paige Ward's life turns upside down when, on her wedding day, she discovers her fiancé, Miles Beckett, is cheating on her with another woman. She becomes a runaway bride and leaves...

We Won’t Be Kissing by Chris Dungey is a collection of short stories that captures the essence of small-town life, human relationships, and the quiet struggles of everyday existence. The book is structured as a series of vignettes, each offering a glimpse into the lives...

Beneath Beauford Grove by E. Denise Billups follows Dr. Evangeline Beauford, one of the leading hematologists in her field, as she discovers inherited anomalies in her family’s blood that defy all rational understanding. Drawn back to a place that once rejected her, Evangeline soon learns...

Herb Guggenheim’s The Nothingness Imperative is an unconventional work of speculative fiction that blends science, memory, and existential humor. At its heart is Skip Gershwin, a weary adjunct professor whose life is as cluttered and frayed as the canvas shopping bags he hauls to class....

In The Room at the End of the Hall by Susan McCormick, Dr. Michael Baker is a respected surgeon at Cascadia Medical Center and a strong contender for the coveted chairmanship. Michael’s ambitions are complicated by his mother, Margaret McGillicuddy, who struggles with alcoholism and...