Operation Nightfall by Ty Mitchell is the second book in the V.E.N.O.M. series. This story finds Jake and Zasha in a quasi-normal life. As DIA assets, they have handlers and must be ready for assignment in the blink of an eye. But Do Shen, believed...

Wouter van Wyk’s Legacy of Ash is the first book in the Brotherhood Chronicles. Adrian Ward is a brilliant but deeply wounded foster kid, and the discovery of a water-damaged grimoire in the church basement costs him everything. But it also awakens the genius in...

Jean Thesquare’s second book, Re: Claim: A Sultryverse Story, introduces eighteen-year-old Parisian heiress Manon de Rochemaure, who fights off an attempted assault from a classmate, only to watch the elite school side with him. She is exiled to Le Rolle Academy in Switzerland under the...

Josh Lowder’s The Cornerstone follows Brian Howard, a Brookhaven detective called to the Reveldome Museum after night guard Abdel “Abe” Ayman is found strangled inside its American Revolution exhibit. Assistant curator Amber Grant saw a masked intruder standing over Abe’s body, yet the attacker disappears...

Lawrence E. Maynard’s Inevitable: Democracy's Demise offers an alternative history that opens in 1972 when Nixon’s aide, Nicholas Matthews, adopts an infant girl, Yi Nuo, on a historic trip to China. He is unaware that the child is Mao Zedong's secret daughter and that her...

Rich Petrelli’s The Black Chalice explodes from the very first page. Dr. Konstantin Volkov releases a bioweapon into a subway in Manhattan, creating a Piston Effect: each arriving train becomes a piston, driving the aerosolized mist through crowded platforms and into the lungs of thousands....

Doc Richter’s Vigilante’s Handbook follows Bill Starr, a retired global IT executive whose Georgetown retirement changes after his goddaughter, medical student Jayden Jefferson, is brutally attacked following a Baylor football game. Jayden identifies the person she believes responsible, but conflicting evidence leaves investigators unable to...

Who Is Deloris Napoleon Shaw? by Justin Jones is all about Barry March, a broke sixty-five-year-old freelance writer who catches a huge break when he wins a competition to interview Deloris, a very private widow. Deloris Napoleon Shaw has stayed out of the public eye...

In Love on the Perimeter by Lloyd Devereux Richards, seventeen-year-old Llewelyn Davies is a sensitive boy struggling with anxiety. Losing his mother and being abandoned by his alcoholic father leaves him in the care of his grandmother, but he lacks self-confidence, always shutting himself away....

Who said competition must be fair? In Lethal Succession by Ruben Elustondo, John Whitney, CEO of Whitney Corporation, decides to retire when he is diagnosed with cancer and given six months to live. To determine his successor, he sets a challenge for his right-hand man,...