Silver by Daniel Logue & Stephen Logue

This gritty western blends themes of existential and spiritual depth with old-fashioned monster horror. The blazing trauma of unintentionally taking a life refuses to fade for former sheriff Jake Dawson. But from his dusty frontier home in Oak Bluff, there is little time to address what burdens the soul. Once a man who lived only […]

What We Found Last Summer by Javier De Lucia

A memorable tale about moments that leave a mark. Best friends Calvin and Derek don’t view their daily activities as reckless; to them, it’s just the standard chaos of boyhood adventures in their Connecticut town. A treehouse assembled with questionable construction techniques? Pretty solid work for 12‑year‑olds. Setting off fireworks with no adults in sight?

A Sort of Lullaby by Mandy Whyman

A welcoming, emotional, and aesthetic experience for readers. A Sort of Lullaby: Poetry of the Ordinary by Mandy Whyman is a lively, organic collection of poetry that inspires childlike wonder and a renewed appreciation for the natural world. Across just under 50 unique poems, the author reflects on plants, animals, love, and the shifting seasons—both

Escala’s Wish by David James

An epic fantasy adventure that can stand alongside the greatest love stories ever told. Ah, true love! It’s what princes and paupers alike have been dreaming of from time immemorial. And bard extraordinaire, Wigfith Foreverbloom, has a unique love story to share. No stranger to exploiting dramatic escapades and the purse strings of love-starved patrons,

The Omens of War by Livia J. Elliot

An expansive work of modern eldritch horror fantasy steeped in literary sensibility. Though Firard and Sestel enjoy a peace as impermanent as melting snow, each nation’s presence at the War Games is non-negotiable. On Firard’s side, Legate Dante Praeto does what he can to keep his eager forces from triggering a political nightmare, even as

Square Hearts by Julee Balko

This brilliant novel boldly engages with today’s problems. How long does it take to process the death of a loved one? How much space does a child need to grieve? If Nicola Cooper has learned anything since a drunk driver took her husband two years ago, it’s that there are no clear answers to either.

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.

Charli’s Pawsome Park by Vicki Scott Burns

 This curiosity-fueling chapter book will redirect kids’ restless energy toward creative problem-solving and confident exploration. Charli and her two besties, Molly and Emma, never shy away from learning new things. This day is extra-special because their school welcomes a surprise visitor, a landscape architect named Ms. Martin, who has an exciting announcement. The town council

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

The Light Switch Myth by Kerisma Vere

A book that fosters change in a healthier, more compassionate light. Lose 20 pounds without diet or exercise! Cure diabetes with this simple breakfast hack! Better sleep in as little as three nights! We’ve all seen flashy claims like these, offering big results with little effort. Even knowing they’re clickbait, we’re drawn in because many

Dear Laura by Laura Elliott

A poignant intergenerational story that champions enduring love in a world often clouded by hate. Dear Laura, A Lost Chapter of WWII is the culmination of years of research, correspondence, inquiry, enlightenment, and soul-searching. Written by Laura Elliott, the book is a poignant intergenerational story that champions enduring love in a world often clouded by

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