In The Last Thing I Ever Wanted by K.D. Burrows, Delia Quartermain was a famous true crime writer, but her life was brought to a sudden end when she was murdered. Her sister, Mairead, is struggling, and when she takes up her brother-in-law on his...

The Queensblood Crown by Alex Bree is a stunning sequel in the Darkling Souls series, where destiny and sacrifice collide in heartbreaking ways. Queen Rianne, meant to be a ritual sacrifice, refuses to accept her fate even as the voices of a thousand ancestors haunt...

Traitor in the Scottish Isles (Roxburgh Scions) by Paige Edwards is a modern-day spy thriller set amongst the windswept and remote Scottish Isles of Uist. Carstie Henderson is a blue-blooded aristocrat to the core. A pampered and adored influencer and high-fashion model, her carefully constructed...

The Hat Man by Greg Marchand will appeal to fans of horror, drama, mystery, and paranormal fiction. An aspiring veterinarian, Sadie Burrows loses her beloved dog, Buddy, during a weekend getaway on Ward Island, Alabama. A man wearing a brimmed hat blows smoke into Buddy's...

The Moonshiner’s Wife by Twyla Dione Smith offers readers a glimpse into the rugged life of the American South during the tumultuous era of the Great Depression. Through the eyes of the protagonist, Birdie Fontenot, a resilient woman bound by love and hardship, Smith crafts...

The Music Makers by James D. Snyder is a powerful narrative that explores the themes of freedom, resilience, and the human spirit during political upheaval. Set during the dramatic events leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall, the novel intertwines the lives of ordinary...

The Gypsy King: A Christmas Story by Caleb Banks and Amy Betzold is a Christian historical fiction novel set in 1847 Indiana that captures the essence of faith, perseverance, and family bonds. The story follows Daniel McDavid, a fifteen-year-old Irish immigrant orphan who embarks on...

The Monmouth Manifesto by James Arnett is an engaging historical novel that brings a fresh perspective to the American Revolution by focusing on the often-overlooked Loyalists. Through the lives of Richard Lippincott and James Moody, the novel explores the brutal complexities of loyalty, friendship, and...

The Art of Unmaking by Parker Lennox is a captivating LGBTQ novel set in 1922 York, England that masterfully blends historical detail with magical realism. It follows Clara Bennett, a promising artist bound by societal expectations, who encounters Evelyn Price and the mysterious Blackwood Society....

The Horseman's Tale by Tom Equels is an evocative story surrounding the life of Jake Montgomery, a Vietnam war veteran struggling with PTSD and extreme fits of rage triggered by the disorder. After his introduction to Written Exposure Therapy, Jake ultimately decides to journal the...