In Billy Joe Watkins' thriller, While Others Sleep, Tom Parson's mundane life is shattered when he discovers 'The Sleep'—inexplicable periods where time stops, the world pauses, people are suspended in mid-action, and an unsettling silence prevails. Tom realizes that he is awake. His body is...

Who By Fire by Greg Rhyno is the first book in the Dame Polara Mysteries. Dame spent her childhood assisting her father with his PI business and learning valuable skills like trailing suspects and picking locks. She spent her life trying to put her father’s...

In We Meet Again in Summer by Terri Greening, twenty-eight-year-old Lily Prescot appreciates the family home she inherited and hopes to have a husband and family. She still yearns for Mitch Jaymison, a doctor and past boyfriend she hasn't communicated with for a year but...

NSA agent Alton Blackwell, his wife Mallory, and his team of experts arrive in Seoul just before the Olympic Games as they’ve received reliable intel that the North Koreans are going to launch an attack on the south. The challenge for the Blackwell team is...

In What He Left Behind by Benjamin Bradley, fifteen years earlier, friends ventured into the woods after graduation. A tragic incident occurred, and Jack Sawyer left Oak Hill without bidding farewell to Grace Bingham. Grace believed Jack was lost to her forever, but he returned...

Cassondra Windwalker’s What Hides In The Cupboards follows a couple ready for a fresh start following an unpleasant tragedy. Moving to an isolated lovely house in the desert of New Mexico is meant to help Hesper Dunn deal with the ghosts she carries, the injuries...

Tom Kane's Walking Away from Midnight is a gripping WWII espionage thriller spanning from June 1939 to June 1940. This is book one in The Midnight Series. The principal character is Jessie Fordham, a young Englishwoman who, in the summer of 1939,  is a recent...

What Then? by Paraic Loftus begins with Coote, who is preoccupied with cleaning his pistol while wrestling with the disappearance of his friend Rex, a journalist entangled in controversial reporting. As Coote works through his routine in a drought-stricken town, he becomes increasingly concerned about...

Where Dark Things Grow by Andrew K. Clark is a slow-burn horror novel that gradually becomes a riveting and eerie tale of revenge, folklore, and survival. The story starts at a measured pace, immersing readers in the bleak, oppressive atmosphere of the 1930s Southern Appalachian...

Suzanne Simpson, the CEO of Multima Corporation, a chain of supermarkets all over the Americas and Europe, thought she had it all wrapped with her most recent deals, but she was just about to find out how far from the truth this was. After a...