Nathaniel Theos’s Bloodline of the Grail is set in 1307, and King Philip IV of France has ordered the arrest of the Knights Templar, a Christian military order. Templar knight Sir Matthieu de Montrose has been entrusted by the Order’s leader, Jacques de Molay, with...

In Matt Lester’s Blue Blood, a lifelong University of Michigan football supporter takes readers into his family’s connection to the Wolverines, and his eventual place in the program that won the 2023 national championship. Raised among the traditions of Michigan football, Lester learned the game...

Katherine Fletcher's Advent Secret is the second book in The Thursday Book Club Mysteries. A newborn was found at Kettle Creek Community Church on December 17, 2000. Twenty-six years later, an attorney’s inquiry about the child’s adoption brings long-buried secrets back into the spotlight. Helena...

In Slow Burn by Alison Sweeney, Lesley, Metrix's marketing manager, is happy with her life and her job. Lesley enjoys her freedom and has no interest in a lasting relationship. When Alex Crewe arrives as the company’s new Sales Manager, Lesley’s carefully maintained boundaries begin...

All About Numbers: Attract Luck, Abundance and Joy Based on Your Numbers is a fascinating book by Jesse Kalsi that blends numerology, astrology, and the Chaldean code into a user-friendly method for aligning personal decisions with the person’s lucky numbers. In its fifteen concise chapters,...

You don't have to be prepared for an adventure to find yourself in the middle of one. In Nina Watcher: Queen for a Day by Kateryna Dronova, Nina is fourteen and has always been fascinated by the past. While exploring an antique shop with her...

In M.L. Woodward’s children’s mystery novel, Tianna and Michelangelo’s Mask of a Faun, thirteen-year-old Tianna Howard and her grandfather, Professor Charles Howard, are thrust into a major international search. Everything starts with an unaddressed envelope dropped off in Oxford containing only four words. This clue...

The Marvelous Little Frog is a whimsical, action-packed children’s story, penned and gorgeously illustrated by Alain Brousseau. Olivier has never been afraid of anything. When he wakes up at dawn, long before anyone else in the magic forest, to a strange, powerful blue light glowing...

Count to Ten by Raul Quintana Selleras is about Evan Morris, an ordinary man. Evan wakes up tied to a chair in a dark, abandoned warehouse. He was kidnapped by the "Chaos Killer" for a twisted psychological game. In front of Evan are ten numbered...

In My Business Is Now North, Anthony Sobb recounts what happens when his wife Kim, a Sydney solicitor and mother of their three sons, is diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. As treatment takes over the family's routines, Anthony sets aside much of his work running...

A walk on the beach can do wonders to calm the nerves. In Leah Huganir’s Luna in Laguna, a cat named Luna lives in a small pink house overlooking Laguna Beach. Waking up to the gentle breeze that rustles the nearby palm trees, the gentle...

Lisa Cram begins Two-Fer by pulling us straight onto Flores Island with an unusual operative named Sand Reap. Operating as an agent for a cosmic administration known as the Galactic Order of Demons and Saints, Sand usually spends his days collecting specific souls. Things spiral...

In Lisa Cram’s Flow As Water, marine biologist Audrey Grey has spent ten years haunted by her mother’s mysterious drowning. While working at a research station in Washington’s San Juan Islands, Audrey ventures into the Salish Sea with fellow scientist Blake Goodfellow to investigate some...

District Attorney Aaron Brownell is a renowned prosecutor with a stellar track record. Maybe too stellar. Seeking to cement his reputation and further his political ambitions, Brownell stops at nothing to convict Brian Walker of a series of high-profile murders targeting drag performers. As a...

C.G. Fewston’s Cowboy or A Communion of Saints takes place in Texas in 1901, where a fifteen-year-old boy is left orphaned when his father dies several years after his mother and baby sister. Calling himself Cowboy, he leaves the family’s Pine Creek Ranch outside Brownwood...

Things I Did Not Knock Over is a fun, educational, illustrated children’s book by talented author Emily Krill. The book introduces numbers from 1 to 10 in an entertaining, easy-to-remember way. It illustrates numbers in a mischievous way that will get a child’s attention; someone...

A Purpose Greater Than Me by Michelle Morfin recounts the author’s real-life upbringing under a destructive, controlling father at Flamingo Village Trailer Park. Growing up, the author faced relentless verbal and spiritual manipulation from a parent who used religion as a shield for bad behavior....

Before Christmas, ten-year-old Joy Hardwick writes Santa a letter asking for just one thing: to bring her father home from a faraway war. Can Santa grant her wish? The Adventures of Black Santa by Bodie Plecas follows Joy as she clips her letter to the...

Finding Home: A Tale for Anyone Who Has Forgotten Their Way is a fabulous, illustrated children’s book by Mary-Anne Haupt. Four children, Lucy, Abigail, Joseph, and Ben, walk in the woods. Lucy feels lost and wants to go home. Abigail also feels scared. Joseph hides...

The Sex-Wise Parent by Janet Rosenzweig begins with a difficult truth about raising children: the adults they trust most may be the very people who feel least prepared to speak to them about sex. The author examines how generations of restricted sex education have left...