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Fire’s Ally  D. M. Kannapan

A wonderfully strange, deeply immersive fantasy of discovery and survival…  Kannapan delivers an ambitious, richly imagined YA fantasy where science, survival, and social upheaval collide.. The story follows Eleg, a quiet young Urmettian scientist who has spent years studying the…
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The Berrylove Chronicles by Ryan Langlois

A deliciously offbeat chronicle of misfits, mishaps, and small-town mayhem.  Langlois’s darkly comic collection gathers ten interconnected stories set in a fictional Northeastern Ontario community loosely inspired by Sudbury. Across bars, garages, cemeteries, trailer parks, spiritual retreats, and local competitions,…
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The Art of Losing to a Y-14 by Andrew Radu

A razor-sharp, darkly funny reckoning with the price of winning. A psychiatrist and lifelong competitive fencer turns his most bruising victories and losses into a searching examination of ambition, identity, and the dangerous seductions of achievement in Radu’s candid memoir.…
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Before I Was Jesus: Twenty-Five Secret Identities of Jesus by Gerald D. Robison

An intriguing, Scripture-driven journey into the mysteries of the divine. Robison’s spirited theological study asks a provocative question: If Jesus existed before Bethlehem, where was he during the centuries recorded in the Old Testament? His answer drives this accessible, Scripture-rich…
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The Battle Rages On: A Panoramic Look at Spiritual Realities and Spiritual Warfare from Before Time Began by Gerald Robison

A bold, Scripture-rich journey into the hidden realities of spiritual warfare. Robison tackles spiritual warfare through an imaginative exchange between a modern believer named Adam and Jesus, tracing the conflict from before creation through humanity’s fall, angelic rebellions, the Divine…
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Blueland by Robert Jaxx

A fierce, cinematic, hard-edged Western. In Jaxx’s sweeping historical Western, the end of the Civil War sends Union captain Alden Zur and three battle-scarred comrades toward an uncertain future. Reunited with his family, Alden heads west, hoping to put war…
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Space Shield: The Wrath of the Sun by Jeremy Clift

A page-turning space epic charged with danger, ambition, and impossible choices… A looming solar catastrophe puts humanity’s technological future at risk in Clift’s ambitious science-fiction thriller. As scientists warn of a storm capable of crippling global infrastructure, humanity races to…
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The Determinists: Harris, Sapolsky, Hossenfelder, and the Free Will Debate by Lawrence David Rose

A bracing, brainy challenge to the case against free will. Are human beings genuinely capable of choosing what they think and do, or are their decisions inevitable products of biology, environment, brain activity, and physical law? Rose tackles this enduring…
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Cooking Up Magick: The Dell Chronicles Book One by HL Bernabe

A spellbinding fantasy feast with plenty of heart… Bernabe’s series opener in the Dell Chronicles serves up an ambitious blend of cozy fantasy, sprawling adventure, romance, and high-stakes epic fantasy, anchored by an endearing heroine whose greatest strengths are compassion…
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The Valhalla Project (A Dan Burnett Private Detective Mystery/Thiller) by Larry Terhaar

Taut, timely, and impossible to put down. Terhaar’s gripping latest pits a dogged investigator against a dangerous web of murder, money, and corporate power. Nineteen-year-old David Jacobs, an autistic accounting protégé, is walking his dog in Pelham Bay Park when…
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Soul Octopus Analogy – The Soul’s Endless Dance Across the Web of Creation Bud Megargee

A bold, imaginative voyage into the soul’s infinite possibilities… Megargee’s latest gives reincarnation an audacious new shape. Imagining the soul as an octopus, he positions its head as the seat of a unified consciousness and its tentacles as individual lives…
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Play Me Once: A Psychological Thriller (The Portland Murders # 2) by MM Desch

A deliciously twisty thriller of love, lies, and murder. Desch’s second Portland Murders novel pairs a tangled murder investigation with an intimate, increasingly unsettling romance. Grace MacKenzie has spent decades mastering the art of silence, burying grief, desire, and pieces…
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Memories of Taiwan: A Comic Anthology edited by Ray Hecht

An irresistible mosaic of art, adventure, and belonging. Hecht gathers the complete Visions of Taiwan series into an eclectic comics anthology featuring 18 writers and artists whose lives have intersected with the island. Through stories of scooter mishaps, festivals, trains,…
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Vendetta: Legend of The Iron Warrior Vol. 3 by T.V. Holiday

A high-voltage superhero adventure that rarely lets up.  A hero struggling to outrun his calling finds himself drawn back into a dangerous war in Holiday’s third Iron Warrior adventure. Travis Holiday has spent two years away from the spotlight, hoping…
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Cavalcade Book 1: The Nepa Republic by Evelyn M. Exley

A stirring tale of hidden gifts, divided loyalties, and deeper truths. A young aristocrat’s double life becomes increasingly difficult to maintain in Exley’s expansive fantasy. Juliet of the House of Apelles possesses a secret talent for disappearing, an ability that…
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Soaked: A Noir Mystery Short by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr.

Dark, propulsive, and deliciously sinister… A calculating detective hunts a killer who knows exactly how to get his attention in Hernandez’s fast-paced noir mystery. When a string of brutal murders rocks New York City, Detective Jerry Crowder is drawn back…
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The Wish Box (A Grumpy the Iguana and Green Parrot Adventure) by Susan Marie Chapman (Author), Natalia Loseva (Illustrator)

A sweet, spirited charmer through and through. In Chapman’s latest installment in the Grumpy the Iguana and Green Parrot Adventures series, a lonely little mouse discovers that family, courage, and kindness can make even the biggest fears feel smaller. Little…
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Neonfall: The Bitcoin Betrayal by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr.

Tense, propulsive, and packed with futuristic thrills. A routine protection job becomes a test of loyalty and survival in Hernandez’s cyberpunk thriller. Neonfall-Seattle descends into chaos after a corporate coup freezes the city’s fiat accounts. Former operative Ethan Cross is…
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Breezy Bakes Her Best by Lori Rotter

A sprinkle-filled romp bursting with creativity and heart. Rotter’s playful picture book finds comedy and confidence amid a morning of bakery mishaps. Breezy Bear is eager to pitch in as her family prepares Buttercup Bakery for the day. Unfortunately, her…
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Between Two Names: A Novel by Aaron Wang

An intimate, perceptive coming-of-age story. Wang examines the cost of reinventing yourself in a changing China. Mark (Cheng) Ma never expected to find himself in his high school’s prestigious international program, where English replaces Chinese and the future seems to…