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John Locklear has built a life around self-reliance—until a four-year-old abandoned by his ex-girlfriend shatters that carefully constructed solitude. Trapped between baseball, legal obligation, and a child he never wanted, John begins an unexpected spiritual unraveling across highways and small towns, where found family and hard-won faith emerge from genuine loss and grief. Hornbeck charts this transformation with unflinching precision, balancing devastating emotional depths with dark humor and the quiet miracle of redemption earned through reluctant grace.
Literary Fiction
An Introvert's Guide To World Domination
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A practical, honest guide to networking for people who hate networking. Nick Shelton shares the exact system that took him from dreading every room to being remembered in the ones that matter, without ever pretending to be someone he's not.
Literary Fiction
The Nonnegotiable
Susan Gooch
Ella Santiago arrives in Malibu with nothing but a backpack and secrets, fleeing a past she's determined to outrun. When she collides—literally—with Ben Carrington, a man from a world entirely unlike her own, the careful distance she's built begins to crumble. As forced proximity turns into something neither of them expected, Ella discovers that some choices can't be unmade, and that sometimes the life you're running toward matters far more than the one you're running from. A tender, unhurried romance about finding home in the last place you thought to look.
Contemporary
Everything I Told Myself. A Novel of Love, Armor, and the Courage to Be Known
Christoff Namel
Sometimes the hardest person to keep a promise to is yourself. In Everything I Told Myself, Christoff Namel delivers a tender, intimate contemporary romance that intertwines a love story with a powerful journey of personal growth and transformation. If you crave emotional realism, vulnerable characters, and a romance that heals rather than defines, this is the book that speaks to the part of you that still believes in second chances.
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