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ABOUT THE BOOK Nurse practitioner, Dana Kerrigan, finds her steady and comfortably predictable life suddenly turned upside down as the result of a family emergency. With no choice but to take a leave from work, she has to hustle to keep Silence’s favorite pub running and her parents looked after. When heartbreak brings with it… Continue reading Craving Silence (Silence #5) by Freya Barker
ABOUT THE BOOK Henrietta Newell stormed into the detective bureau. She claimed her adult son was missing and feared for his safety. The detectives attempted to reassure her that the absence of a bachelor in his thirties, in a city like London, wasn’t extraordinary. Despite their efforts, she insisted an investigation be conducted, reminding them… Continue reading Killer Friends by Chris Karlsen
ABOUT THE BOOK After devoting eleven years of marriage to Ben, her high school sweetheart, and stepping off the corporate ladder to raise their three children, Denise is ready to seize the reins of the career she always dreamed of. But as soon as she commits to step back into the professional world, Ben drops… Continue reading Sworn to Collide (Sworn Sisters #4) by Maria Imbalzano
ABOUT THE BOOK There are moments in life when nothing looks different to the outside world, yet everything feels different within. In Notes from Planet Widow, Gwen Suesse reflects on the experience of living through profound loss and the slow, often uncertain process of adjusting to a life that no longer resembles the one that… Continue reading Notes from Planet Widow: Finding My Way After Loss by Gwen Suesse
ABOUT THE BOOK Michael Harrier has spent years perfecting a method that keeps him invisible. Every assignment comes with two targets. One dies, and someone else carries the blame. The strategy has made him one of the most effective assassins in the world, and until now, it has never failed. A contract involving the murder… Continue reading Birds of Prey Don’t Sing by Joe Cary
The tension surrounding breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and political maneuvering sets an urgent tone in FRANTIC by Brent Bradley. Across three days, a therapist, a forensic psychologist, and an AI researcher find themselves caught between prophetic warnings and a rapidly accelerating state technology bill. A chilling session with a prison patient leaves Dr. Brian Heiser… Continue reading Frantic by Brent Bradley
Rebel. Smuggler. Spy. Champagne, France 1943 Meet Madame Rebelle. Edmée Guillon is a smuggler. She hides people from the German troops surrounding her ancestral home. When a dying man in a German uniform seeks refuge at Maison Boutet, Edmée struggles to believe his claims that he is French. Her life, the maison, and the people… Continue reading Madame Rebelle by Amber Leigh Williams
Stranded alien. Fierce farmer. One blown-up barn. Ellen’s barely keeping her family farm afloat, clinging to dreams of what it could be—with a little luck and a lot of hard work. What she doesn’t need is a spaceship crashing onto her land, or the massive scaled alien who steps out of the wreckage. Now the barn she… Continue reading Exiles on Earth (Outcasts of Oloria #1) by Bea Tama
The plan was simple: fake the wedding, save her career. Then she met the best man.Vivian Whitlock’s social media empire is about to crumble. She’s closing in on thirty, and her fans are moving on to their ‘weddings and babies’ era. About to be dropped by her management team, she pretends she and her secret… Continue reading My Big Fat Beach Wedding (Paradise Bay #8) by Melanie Summers
Ten Trials. Two Oaths. One Chance. To Adrian, the gods were never anything to be worshipped, just tolerated. But in the walled city of Sanctuary, whether through the religious fervor of the elite or the quaking fear of the poor, the Geist have always been served. And now it’s Adrian’s turn. Born into power and… Continue reading The Third Ring (Sanctum) by A.N. Horton