Identity by A.J. Thibault

It may be a small town, but Full Moon Cay has its share of big issues. Nobody feels the burden of these issues more than Tommy Jurczyk, the son of a family struggling to hold onto the past while embracing the future. Perpetually unsettled in his own skin, Tommy spirals into a physical altercation with […]

The Judas Saints by Keith M. Spence

A sharply written, procedurally inflected political thriller. Serving in a law enforcement agency that dates back more than 200 years sounds prestigious, but United States Park Police Sergeant Lowri Pritchard experiences a different reality. Today’s official order of business? Pumping water off of flooded D.C. streets. But her morning shifts from grunt work to gruesome

Poison Pill by Anthony Lee

A suspenseful novel rooted in a danger that may already be lurking in the medicine cabinet of unsuspecting readers. Life rarely offers quick fixes, yet people still fall for manipulative marketing and pill‑shaped promises. Even after the shine wears off and the sham is exposed, the public keeps buying. Few know this better than Dr.

The Darkness Rises by Mike Medeiros

“This is not a tale of heroes, but of choices.” Nobody knows the burden of choices better than Taral, a man unable to outrun his fate. He loves his family and is loyal to his people, but his decisions as a fighter have taken their toll. And now, Taral senses a shift in the land,

Whispered Evil by Edward Black

A maximalist horror mash-up that feels like the entire genre condensed into one bingeable adventure. Coming face-to-face with one’s mortality can change a person, and nobody is happier to experience it than Riley Dredge. A victim of a traumatic childhood incident, Riley has been emotionally void and bereft of true connection for years, existing as

Lincoln Prior by Sam Lad

Once an ardent supporter of his chosen political faction, former virtue marketing professional Adam Brand is now adrift. He has no motivation, no direction, no job, and no prospects. Jaded by the antics of right-wing conservatives and unimpressed with left-leaning supporters, Adam is done with the flawed parties that ruined the country that once was.

The Orichalcum Crown by J.J.N. Whitley

A family-first novel steeped with mythology and shrouded in mystery. We can’t choose our family, but we can choose how we strengthen and mend our family bonds. For Makoto, a young woman torn from her homeland years earlier, her surrogate family includes a powerful Emperor as father and a palace filled with princess sisters and

Folk Secrets by Brent Wheelbarger

A sweeping multi-generational adventure. Sometimes the interconnection between myth and science is not a collision of opposites but a conversation between wonder and reason, with each trying to explain the same mystery in different ways. Folk Secrets by Brent Wheelbarger embodies that complicated intersection. It blends American folktale, history, and speculative science into a sweeping

The Case Against Jasper by Clifton Wilcox

An intelligent novel with drama that will grab readers from the first page. In The Case Against Jasper, Clifton Wilcox confronts the haunting terrain of truth, lies, and condemnation through a gripping exploration of guilt, justice, and perception. Jasper, who is described as “a young squirrel with a tender heart and a troubled brow,” is

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