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Brett Schneider

Sixteen-year-old Zuma “Z” Alexander is grieving her father, fighting with her mother, and barely holding herself together when she chases a legendary green flash across the Pacific on a kiteboard. Instead of finding light, Z finds a doorway. Pulled into Vindurheim, a flooded world of rival seafaring peoples, ancient prophecy, monstrous creatures, and brutal war, Z is stranded far from Earth with no obvious way home. Her only advantages are a dead phone, her talent for kitesurfing, a stubborn refusal to stay out of trouble, and fragments of knowledge from a world far more technologically advanced than this one. As Z becomes entangled in a conflict between the Paskari and Vin-Paskari, she must decide whether finding her way home matters more than saving the people who have given her something she thought she had lost: purpose. WorldWind is a YA portal fantasy adventure about grief, survival, found family, and discovering that sometimes the way forward begins by being blown completely off course.

Jill Brown

When recently retired Ellen Douglas discovers a dead woman beneath a fallen tree in her beloved hometown park, she's certain it's a tragic accident—until the police chief's careful questions suggest otherwise. What begins as idle curiosity at the local diner quickly becomes a determined investigation, drawing on thirty years of experience uncovering hidden truths. As Ellen asks the questions no one else will, she uncovers a web of secrets that reaches far beyond her quiet Midwestern town, all while navigating new friendships, unexpected romance, and the surprising discovery that reinvention at fifty might just be the perfect time to solve a murder.

Aybiline I. Dahlson

He knew her name before she knew he existed. He fought for her life before she knew she was dying. He fell for her before she said a single word. When Alisia is abducted from Earth and sold to an alien empire, she expects captivity, fear, and no way home. Instead, she finds a galaxy at war, an empire that wants to turn her into a weapon, and a future where she is meant to die. Her only hope: the voice in her head. Calm. Male. Uninvited. And the only one who refuses to let her die. She never agreed to share her mind. She never agreed to share her life. But some bonds don't ask permission. An advanced AI — accidentally implanted where a control chip should have been — has fused with her brain. Permanently. Irreversibly. He sees what she sees. Feels what she feels. And he has been fighting for her survival for weeks before she even knew he existed. His name, she decides, is Eric. He already knows everything about her. She knows almost nothing about him. And somewhere between distrust and dependence, between survival and something far more dangerous, the line between her and us begins to blur. ------ A slow-burn sci-fi romance with high stakes, forced proximity, and an impossible bond. ------ Start of the Laim Saga.

Palmer Jones

Brogan O'Keeley runs his family's restaurant with military precision and an iron rule: never mix business with pleasure. So when he can't stop noticing Selena—the disorganized, hardworking waitress who somehow makes his carefully ordered world feel alive—he does what he does best: doubles down on control. But when a developer threatens to demolish everything they've built, Brogan and Selena are forced into closer quarters than either of them can handle. Filled with witty banter, simmering tension, and the kind of slow-burn chemistry that makes you believe in second chances, Her Irish Boss is an escape into workplace romance that proves the best things in life are worth breaking your own rules for.

K.C. Mitchell

Sometimes the best gifts aren’t wrapped—they’re written. Caya Blaine knows how to show up for everyone else. Making time for her own dreams? That usually comes last. This Christmas, she’s finally investing in herself—and hiring a British editor to help finish the novel she’s almost stopped believing in. Jude Wintersley is blunt, brilliant, and an ocean away. He’s supposed to help her find the story buried in her manuscript. Instead, he sees the woman who keeps apologizing for wanting more—and gives her every reason to stop. Through late-night messages, teasing disagreements, and conversations neither wants to end, professional boundaries give way to something neither expected. For once, Caya has someone who listens. Someone who takes her dreams seriously. Someone she doesn’t have to make herself smaller to keep. But falling for the man on her screen means risking more than an unfinished manuscript. With Christmas approaching, can she trust that the love growing between them will feel just as extraordinary when there’s no ocean left to hide behind? Set between coastal South Carolina and London, Mistletoe Messages is a heartfelt Christmas romance about being seen, choosing yourself, and finding someone who chooses you, too.

K.C. Mitchell

Christmas doesn’t simply arrive in Hickory Lantern—it glows from every window and welcomes strangers as though they have finally come home. Callie Harper has built a life in the town she loves, but between running her café and helping at her parents’ inn, taking care of everyone else leaves little time for love. A handsome visitor is a tempting distraction—even if Elliot Reeves arrives with a girlfriend who would rather be elsewhere. When he returns for Christmas, single and eager to spend time with her, Callie discovers how good it feels for someone to take care of her. Letting him lend a hand is easy. Wanting his arms around her—and a place in his future— is far more dangerous when the life he built somewhere else is waiting. But surrounded by harbor lights and holiday traditions, Elliot is finding plenty of reasons to stay. Callie is becoming his favorite. A heartwarming, clean small-town Christmas romance about being chosen—and finding a love worth staying for.

Alessandro Catorcini

In 1291 Genoa, the merchant Ugolino Vivaldi contracts two galleys to sail west toward India, a route no Christian ship has charted. Across ledgers and landfalls, his venture unfolds through the meticulous records of clerks and factors—the rope counted, the provisions weighed, the dead tallied—as the voyage deepens into a grim accumulation of silences and returns. Built on bureaucratic ritual and procedural detail, this historical novel traces how ambition and mathematics collide with an unknowable ocean, where the only certainty is the weight of what cannot be found.

River T Thorn

A dead woman, a forged will, and a strip of headland worth killing for. Painter Brandy Davis expected a quiet summer at her inherited lighthouse, not a dead woman’s final request or a will that doesn’t add up. With Jasper, her sharp-tongued black cat who notices everything, Brandy follows Nell Ferris’s trail from a mysterious envelope to Whitmore & Associates, where one document could decide the fate of Moonstone Bay’s headland strip. Nell’s devoted carer, Daisy Kell, looks guilty enough to make the whole town suspicious: She inherits the property and knows every detail of Nell’s affairs. Then there’s Old Tom Ferris, Nell’s estranged brother, who wanted the land protected and argued with her over its future. Both have secrets. When a second death proves someone is willing to silence anyone who gets too close, Brandy realizes the forged will is only the beginning. With the killer closing in, she must uncover the truth before the headland strip, and the next life, becomes another dead end.

Rogue London

A possessive Daddy-Dom romantic suspense about Maddie, an innocent young woman who collapses inside Langden’s club and unexpectedly finds herself under the protection of a powerful man who believes rules, control, and keeping her safe are non-negotiable.

Bree Moore

She's an apothecary determined to cure an incurable plague. He's her loyal best friend, hopelessly in love with her. The problem? She's in love with someone else. And Nels would cross an entire kingdom to help her save that man—even if it breaks his own heart. 🌿 The Quill and the Vial— a plant-magic fantasy with friends-to-lovers yearning, impossible choices, and a hero worth falling for.

K. J. Curtis

My student’s grumpy single dad doesn’t want my Ag program on his ranch. But he needs the lease payments. Sam signs the contract, and suddenly I’m spending my days with a stubborn rancher who’d rather I stay out of his way. That works for me. Until our arguments turn into teasing, and I discover the man behind the scowl is dangerously hard to resist. Then he kisses me. I should stop him. I don’t. Somewhere between his daughter, my Ag kids, and long days together, the ranch I couldn’t wait to leave starts feeling like somewhere I belong. Then he said the worst thing he could say to me. I don’t know that I can survive this.

Chloe Horne

I slept with my uncle’s political enemy. Now the billionaire strategist running his rival’s campaign might destroy us both. Daniel Fox is the last man I should want. He’s brilliant, infuriating, and apparently willing to rearrange an entire campaign schedule just to keep crossing my path. First come the suspiciously convenient hotels. Then stolen dinners, late-night calls, and one reckless night when rival campaigns stop mattering behind my locked door. Somewhere between watching him remember the people politics forgets, escaping with him for breakfast where no reporters can find us, and discovering the lonely man beneath Fox the Fixer, I stop pretending this is temporary. I fall for him. Hard. Then someone inside my department uses my credentials to launch a vicious attack against Daniel’s candidate. Every trail points straight to me. Daniel knows me well enough to know I didn’t do it. But defending me could cost him his client, his billion-dollar empire, and the reputation he built his life around. Now he has to choose between protecting Policy Makers and his empire - or the bigger choice - me. The Billionaire’s Political Ploy is a standalone contemporary billionaire romance featuring an off-limits attraction, rival campaigns, a secret relationship, he-falls-first obsession, a silver fox billionaire strategist, a smart and independent curvy heroine, stolen nights and secret rendezvous, high-stakes careers, witty banter, emotional vulnerability, trust and betrayal, steamy chemistry, impossible choices, and a swoon-worthy happily ever after (HEA).

Glenn S. Robertson

More than a century after a devastating plague collapses civilization, the American West has returned to older ways. Towns are small, the land is unforgiving, survival depends on reputation and violence, and justice can come from the end of a rifle - or a rope. Ghost is a Seeker, a solitary rider hired to recover lost knowledge from the ruins of the old world. When a young girl is kidnapped by raiders from Denver, his search carries him across Wyoming’s plains and mountains, where every mile tests what remains of a person when the world strips everything else away. Seeker blends post-apocalyptic survival with the soul of a western, telling a story rooted in character and setting where the land shapes those who endure it.

Christopher Whittaker

Two young German men form different walks of life are thrown into the cauldron of the trenches of WW1. They meet during deployment in a new type of warfare , the Storm trooper , a tactic designed to break the mass attacks of the Trenches by using small independent units to infiltrate enemy lines. When the guns fall silent they return to a broken Germany, economic collapse, Political upheaval and a rising hatred in te population with te rise of anew political party. It is here the men find that the cost of peace is higher than the price of war.

Christina Thiessen

Ivan has spent years perfecting a device that will finally let him hear what his beloved bulldog Jeeves is really thinking—a breakthrough that could change everything. But when the experiment goes hilariously wrong and his priorities get scrambled between code and companionship, Ivan begins to discover that the deepest truths between humans and their best friends might already be perfectly clear. With a warmhearted blend of humor and quiet revelation, this novel explores what happens when a brilliant inventor learns that some of life's most important answers can't be decoded by machines—only felt by the heart.

Audrey Finch

She knows her brother wouldn’t abandon her. But she is discovering how much she doesn’t know about him. Glasgow, 1988. Eighteen-year-old Pat Devine has pink hair, a university course she’s been neglecting, and an older brother who has always been there for her. Since their parents died, Tom has been the one person she could count on. Then he disappears. A parcel addressed to Tom contains a hollowed-out Bible and a key. Following it, Pat discovers her brother’s secret life as a private investigator—and a trail leading to a struggling Dundee jute mill, where he is accused of stealing a hundred thousand pounds. Pat is certain Tom is no thief. Finding him, however, will take more than certainty. Ruth, the mill owner’s daughter, offers a way inside. Fiercely protective of her father and passionate about the business, she is also someone Pat finds increasingly difficult to resist. Working together gives Pat hope of finding Tom. Being together offers something she hadn’t expected to find at all. But missing stock is only a small part of what is happening at the mill. As Pat uncovers connections between Dundee’s docks and Glasgow’s streets, she must learn to question the people she wants to believe—and recognise how her own loyalties shape what she sees. What Lies Within is a psychological crime novel about family, desire, moral compromise and the choices people make to protect what they cannot bear to lose. With a lesbian protagonist, a sharp Scottish voice and a relationship at its emotional heart, it introduces Pat, Tom and Davie: three people whose different instincts will become the foundation of The Devine Trio. Book One of The Devine Trio.

martin Jeremiah

A Irish mystery thriller rooted in the mystery of Michael Collins's death at Béal na Bláth. A village in 1922. The descendants of the men who ambushed Michael Collins. And a reckoning that has waited a century. A fracture in time. Irish historical mystery. Political secrets. Ghosts of Béal na Bláth. And the dead are not finished with the living. Seven solicitors leave a Dublin conference in high spirits. A wrong turn leads them into thick fog—and into a village that should no longer exist. They enter a pub seeking directions. Once inside, they know something is wrong. The year is 1922. The seven discover that they are descendants of the men who ambushed Michael Collins at Béal na Bláth. They did not come here by accident. The past has found them. And it has no intention of letting them leave unchanged. As the fracture in time deepens, the seven are forced to confront the bloodline they inherited and the history they thought was buried. Justice. Guilt. Ancestral reckoning. Some will seek redemption. Some will fight to escape. And not all will return. In the fog of Béal na Bláth, the past isn't dead. It's waiting.

Stephanie Douglas

When a dimensional fracture scatters humanity, sixteen-year-old Cassi Dyson wakes up alone in Cimerrion, a world where people from Earth—people like her—are hunted. To survive, she becomes Callasandra and is forced into a state-run training camp where every move is watched. When Joren, a fellow student, discovers her secret, he introduces her to the Antistasi, a resistance group working against the regime. Desperate to find her family, Cassi turns to the Antistasi, only to learn that one wrong move could make her, and anyone who helps her, disappear forever.

Sydney Lee

A war he didn't believe in. A promise he couldn't break. Raised by an abolitionist, Harrison Sartain fights for the Confederacy to protect his brother and best friend. Based on true Civil War records, this haunting saga follows one man's vow to bring them all home alive—no matter the cost.

Peter Hogenkamp

When Jade Stryker's estranged father resurfaces in the Colorado Rockies, she sees her chance to reckon with the past—and to stop a corrupt sheriff's abuse of two children. Thousands of miles away, Mark Brand's missing brother suddenly reappears, only to vanish again into a conspiracy that spirals from a billionaire's yacht to a remote Aegean island. As their parallel searches collide with forces larger than either anticipated, Jade and Mark find themselves racing against time, buried secrets, and the people who will kill to keep them hidden. Dark, fast-paced, and propelled by sharp wit and genuine stakes, The Dead Zone weaves intimate betrayals into a thriller where the personal and the catastrophic become impossible to separate.