This Side of the Law by Tamar Anolic

Earnest drama, nuanced conflict, and understated intensity with just the right amount of edginess fill every page. Assistant District Attorney Jamie Jefferson doesn’t work in law enforcement for the paycheck. Working in the Special Victims Unit is emotionally taxing and physically exhausting, but for Jamie, it’s personal, and her newest assignment cuts deeper than ever. […]

Manuela by Curt A. Canfield

An articulate, erudite, and intellectually incisive novel. “You have metastatic Stage IV prostate cancer, Will. It has spread.” This news is not entirely unexpected for septuagenarian Will Barnes. From damaged Marine to proud grandfather, Will’s life has been marked by significant milestones, irreversible choices, and thoughtful adaptation. And now, time is running short to complete

An Ocean Between by David Tanner

A bittersweet story of hearts in sync yet never in step. Legation officer Piper Burton is good at her job… maybe too good. Efforts to get her transferred home from Kuwait have been unsuccessful, though that doesn’t stop her fiancé, Mark “Russ” Russell, from making a few phone calls. And Russ has the ear of

The Marriage Debt by Christina Consolino

An anthem for those navigating intimacy and mid-life change. In the 1800s, Abraham Lincoln famously reminded audiences, “And this, too, shall pass away.” It seems Lincoln’s speech wasn’t a memorable part of the Catholic school curriculum for Nika Stewart. Instead, she drags suffocating expectations into adulthood, including an ominous conjugal debt and the relentless chaos

Vademecum of English by Ana María López Jimeno

A fresh approach to mastering the nuances of the English language. Proficiency in a language requires immersive study and deep engagement with its mechanics, enabling learners to communicate comfortably, express themselves with accuracy, and grasp subtle elements like humor and colloquialisms. Vademecum of English is a comprehensive reference tool designed for advanced Spanish-speaking students to

Immensus by Vincent Piana

Utterly immersive and unforgivably addictive Months after enduring a heartbreaking loss, an emotionally taxed and recently widowed father agrees to take his gifted 14-year-old son on a vacation to tour ERE IMMENSUS. Though Brian’s father can scarcely afford the out-of-state trip, visiting the beloved company known for its revolutionary nuclear fusion propulsion system and subsequent

I Wanted To Be A Bluesman by David Joseph

A life-affirming collection that hits all the right notes. “That sound. It was something different. Something new. Something that reflected us, where we were, who we were, how we lived.” Does that describe the music that defines you? Few things in life echo the essence of a particular time, place, or culture as profoundly as music

A Reckoning of Cinders by Ryan Elledge

Backhanded politics dictate the course while cinematic storytelling propels the narrative. It seems that Tetamii’s schemes have finally caught up to him. Imprisoned on a ship, forcibly subdued, and cut off from his fiery gift, Tetamii has failed again, an offense that won’t please his mentor, Magzii. But he survives the ordeal and is accepted

The Next Big Thing by Andrew McLinden

A blunt of social commentary, tossed with tobacco, and rolled up with biting sarcasm. Today’s world isn’t ready for Danny McAllister. Then again, Danny McAllister isn’t ready for the world, either. What rubs people the wrong way isn’t his songwriting talent, his international name recognition, or his ability to charm any woman. No, it’s more

Class Dismissed by Bonnie Hardy

A satisfying blend of humorous interactions, human connections, historical comeuppance, and heartfelt moments. Vivienne Rose and Rex Redondo have built something special, an unlikely relationship that extends beyond neighborliness. Where independent Viv thrives in order, Rex lives for chaos. She would be content to live out her later years enjoying a healthy, predictable, and productive

Before the World Moves On by Nathaniel Terrell

A lively collage of artistic expression. If you want sappy endings, rigid structure, or heavy, archaic language, the poets of old are waiting to test your literary fortitude. But if you crave an author willing to keep it real without compromise, Nathaniel Terrell is the poet you’re looking for. His lyrical book, Before the World

The Matriarch Messiah by Maxime Trencavel

Chilling, stimulating, and strikingly unique. MoxWorld Holdings is a global brand that the world can’t seem to live without, solving everyday problems with innovative solutions. From eco-friendly MoxMovers that have revolutionized transportation to the MoxWrap, a multifunctional device that monitors vitals and manages tasks while delivering an amplified punch when necessary, MoxWorld products have redefined

Toxic Minds by Anthony Lee

This taut medical thriller brings suspense from every angle. Sticks and stones can break your bones, but words? While medical professionals can mend a broken bone, misleading and inflammatory words cut deep, are not easily treated, and always leave marks. While on shift at Ivory Memorial Hospital, Dr. Mark Lin takes a fateful phone call

A.I. Capone by Paul Ponce

A.I. Capone might be the most enjoyable tech-thriller of the year! Artificial Intelligence Cognitive Augmentation Program One is less than a year away from real-world deployment thanks to Dr. Celeste Turing and her hardworking team. No ordinary code, AI- CAP- 1 is a multi-billion-dollar security investment meant to guard against non-Earthly threats. Unfortunately, CAP- 1’s

Higher Love by Joanne Kukanza Easley

An optimistic family drama with a warm Southern twist. It is Austin, 1986, and Lauren Eaton has no idea about the unforeseen visitor who just showed up at her birthday party. The celebration is also a commemoration of her sobriety, a feat that is put to the test when Stephanie Kingston knocks on the door.

Behind My American Dream by Maggie Zurowska

An energizing story about navigating the disparities between expectation and reality. Across the globe, many lands boast incredible wealth, tremendous growth, and opportunities for diverse communities. Alongside these golden prospects, though, exist places with little chance for people to escape rampant poverty, injustice, oppression, and stagnation. Not one to be held back by limiting circumstances,

Morgan’s Landing by Linda Griffin

A fast-paced, unpredictable mystery you’ll devour in a single sitting. Morgan’s Landing is a tight-knit community of residents who enjoy life on their island home. The modern-day Morgans, ancestors of the man for whom the town was named, are well-known in the area for their wealth and influence. So when Jim Brady, a twelve-year veteran

Party Animals by Ethan Heusser

A fresh and engaging perspective on life’s unpredictable moments. Party Animals is a modern collection of poems that offers readers an introspective look at our place in the grand scheme of things. Ethan Heusser explores everything from spirituality to the economy with style, brightness, and a golden tongue. The three main divisions, Phylogenetics, Cladistics, and

Some Monster by Toby Cox

A meticulously crafted plot brimming with unexpected twists and thought-provoking ethical dilemmas. The Colonial Army has never truly enjoyed peace. Ever since thinking machines nearly wiped out the population, life has been a precarious dance on the edge of ruin. Even between skirmishes, the soldiers are plagued by the battles they’ve fought, and Lieutenant Thomas

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