He Who Shall Remain Shameless by David Ewald is a paranormal novel that explores the intersection of the afterlife and the digital world. The story follows a man driven by the mission to convince ghosts, both ancient and recent, to reveal their secrets through social...

Honeysuckle Playground is a young adult drama by Adrian Heflin. Set in the 1980s, the book follows the story of Geraldine, a teenager growing up in the small town of Talmadge in Georgia. Raised by a single mother, Geraldine has a lot of anger in...

Hear the Dirt Sing by E.B. Shelton is a historical novel rooted in the Robinson family, long-time cotton farmers residing in Madison Parish, Louisiana. With ancestry spanning nearly a hundred years, the story is inspired by news clippings and the oral history of four sisters...

In Half the World by Leissa Shahrak, Angela and Doug Weston embark on a transformative journey to Iran, where they encounter breathtaking landscapes and cultural complexities. As Doug adjusts to Esfahan's unfamiliar surroundings, Angela navigates the challenges of her new teaching role amidst political tensions....

In Hello, Jaynie! When Your Inner Thermostat Goes on a Permanent Vacation, Linda C. Wright takes a somewhat satirical look at married women who are near their 50s and start going through menopause and how it affects their lives, the lives of their husbands, and...

Her Own War is penned by author Debra Borchert in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and suspense genres, and is the third installment of the Château de Verzat series. Set against the backdrop of Napoleon's rise post-French Revolution, Geneviève LaGarde, imprisoned for impersonating a man,...

Home Was a Dream is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, emotive writing, and recent historical subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to its Holocaust-centric narrative as well as some instances of violence, sex, and strong language. Penned...

Holiday House Rules is a story about a family that is drawn together during the Christmas holiday. What makes their relationship unique is that the main characters have secrets and they have to interact with one another. There is a slice-of-life appeal in this book,...

Hell is a World Without You by Jason Kirk is a starkly comical look at the life of a teenage evangelical Christian. It is the early 2000s when a 13.9-year-old teenage boy begins to seriously question the church lifestyle he has been brought up in....

Things are going very well, and the possibility of love warms her heart, but can she forget her past and trust a man? Hanna has been through various challenges in life. Growing up, she had been named John by her parents, who could not accept...