The Fog City Murders: A Serial Killer in San Francisco by Jimmy Ray Conner is a murder mystery that takes place against the backdrop of 1960s San Francisco. The story begins with a prologue that sets the tone for the dark and complex narrative that...

Tiny Wild Things by Danielle M. Wong follows Fran, a magazine writer, who is sent to interview the reclusive artist Jonathan Kramer at his remote estate. Once there, she discovers Kramer’s secret: who he is, what that means to her, and the discovery of another...

At the heart of an unending war between the border wolf clans of the Skoglunds and Kletts is a deep-seated grudge born of loss, bloodshed, and an insatiable hunger for control over resources. Like their predecessors, Bodild Skoglund, heiress to the Skoglund Alpha throne, and...

The Violin begins with a visit to the home of the reclusive and elderly Elise Knight. When Lucy arrives to check on Elise, she strikes up a conversation with a fellow Chapel Grove resident and hears a tale unlike any she’s heard before. In 1871,...

David R. Beshears' The Caravan follows the story of a close-knit group of survivors in a post-apocalyptic America. Human civilization has fallen. Cities have been abandoned, while different groups of marauders have claimed various small territories for themselves. The Carver family caravan in the Northern...

The Red Mist by Chad McCoskey centers on a man who gains the power of teleportation (or misting) after he survives a harrowing vehicular accident. He becomes a vigilante, dubbed the "Red Mist", and uses his newfound abilities to fight crime with the help of...

The Rebel of Goza by Steven F. Freeman is an action thriller set in the fields of Capilla de Guadalupe, Mexico. The story follows Gabriela, who doesn't want to end up picking agave and teaching taekwondo for the rest of her life, unlike most residents...

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...

The Alzheimer’s Cure by Peter Van Oossanen is a high-stakes thriller that blends medical intrigue, romance, and espionage. The novel opens at the Monaco Yacht Show, where Lucy Lassiter, heiress to a pharmaceutical empire, meets Oliver Corbyn, a mysterious figure whose involvement in a stolen...

Michael Jarvis’s The Location Scout introduces the reader to Lucas Sloan, an American rum-drinker who lives the dream life, according to everyone around him. Scouting the locations is just the tip of the iceberg. He also needs to negotiate contracts, check with local authorities,...