Plunging readers through blood-soaked streets and a storm of bullets, Desert Dirt: A Crimson States Story by Simon Pearce is a relentlessly packed neo-noir drama. When Kyle is released after months in prison for a horrific crime he didn't commit, he [...]
Set in the snowbound village of Fénix, Diego Uribe’s Secretos de familia is a chilling, slow-burning mystery. After teenager Emilia Blume is found stabbed, Inspector Zaida Benatar unspools a knot of secrets: arsenic traces, a foreign blade, and a family’s suffocating [...]
What happens if a novel refuses to stay on the page? Vold Book's Oceans of Curtains by John T. Trautman starts as something you think you recognize: a strange world, a cosmic romance, a quest across light and shadow. And then [...]
Celebrating the legacy of insight from a legendary Japanese swordmaster, Dokkōdō | Reflections From a Journey's End: 21 Timeless Principles of Samurai Wisdom for Clarity, Courage, and Inner Strength by Selwyn Tengelt is a thought-provoking pathway for contemplation and self-knowledge. Expanding [...]
A beautifully illustrated book about caution and care, Let's Look, Not Touch by Kateryna Dronova, with illustrations by Valeriia Pertiia, is a charming growing-up adventure of exploration, admiration, and maternal wisdom. As a mother and her curious son spend their days [...]
An international spy thriller with a devilishly sharp PI at the helm, Brunner in the Black by Will Nichols is teeming with classic and contemporary energy. Lenya "The Narwhal" Fischer is as cold as they come - an ex-con private eye [...]
The romantic antics of reality TV collide with authentic off-camera passion in Not My Bachelor by Tricia Heggeness, a quick and steamy read with unexpected depth. When Rina, a jaded New York writer, meets a charming law-school hunk in the California [...]
The exhilarating biography of a golden boy gone bad, Kentucky Barracuda: The Notorious Scoundrel and Delightful Rogue of Antebellum & Civil War America by Joe Goodbody recounts the true tale of Parker Hardin French, a legendary 19th-century con man with inimitable [...]
A smirking wink and a nostalgic sigh all at once, The Usefulness of Hippopotamus: A Humorous Chapbook for Trying Times by Vincent J. Tomeo is a wry and raw collection that tugs at the petty and profound pieces of human nature [...]
A sharp-witted collection of aphorisms, observations, and weighty one-liners, Washington Post is Switching Off Lights by Piotr Bardzik succinctly takes aim at the hypocrisies and paradoxes of modern life, dissecting a gamut of contemporary issues and taking an incisive blade to [...]