Un-put-downable… Cash’s fourth installment in A Haunting on Long Island Series is full of dark intrigue, wit, and emotion. After losing his well-paid IT job, Telly Martin is trying his hands at being a professional poker player. When fate throws… Read More ›
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Power Blind (A Dana Hargrove Legal Mystery) by V.S. Kemanis
An intricate, top-drawer legal thriller… Kemanis’s latest novel, the sixth in Dana Hargrove series, is a solid, fascinating legal thriller that explores the limits of love, guilt, and punishment. Former prosecutor Dana Hargrove, who has been appointed as an appellate… Read More ›
Bulwark by Brit Lunden
A compelling, fascinating horror… A tale that doesn’t let you go. Lunden’s immersive latest horror tale features memorable characters, taut pacing, and an intricate plot full of darkness and intrigue. Clay Finnes, the sheriff of Bulwark, Georgia, is trying to… Read More ›
Nahar by Kirk Templeton
Unsettling, dark, and deeply erotic… Set in an alternative world with an Indo-Persian flavor, Templeton’s debut is a deft blend of the elements of romance, high erotica, and speculative fiction. Nahar, the beautiful young queen of Samandal, is content ruling… Read More ›
Where is the Sun? by Tamar Johnson
A charming book that speaks directly to young hearts… Johnson returns with this striking picture book that celebrates positivity and gratitude. As young Lea and her mom set out to do their errands through the gray, rainy city streets, the… Read More ›
Nothing in Time Separating by K. Lumpkin
A compelling and inspiring story of love, courage, and resilience… Lumpkin adeptly blends high-tension of a deeply suspenseful thriller with hefty doses of romance and religion, taking readers on one woman’s journey to unraveling the mysteries of her past. When… Read More ›
Barrio Butterfly by Alex Charns
Cleverly plotted, carefully nuanced, and immensely readable… A page-turner. Star and Zenko find themselves fighting the Durham, N.C. criminal justice system to save an innocent undocumented Salvadoran refugee from life imprisonment in Charns’s latest, an utterly engrossing courtroom drama. When… Read More ›
Presence, the Play by William E. Jefferson
An entertaining and occasionally provocative allegorical tale… Jefferson lightly touches on myth, fantasy, and spirituality, crafting an allegorical tale of today’s America. Script, a playwright and monk, is content living on the Isle of Estillyen and working on his plays…. Read More ›
The Alter Prey by Frederick Mulae
Edgy and absorbing… Mulae’s latest takes readers on an exhilarating journey as a clinical psychologist struggles to find answers to his own psychological condition. With a successful, thriving clinical psychology practice, Stuart Ryder is at the top of the world…. Read More ›
The Munchkins (The Munchkins Book 1) by Candice Zee
Magically mesmerizing and moving… A thrilling ride. Zee’s debut installment in The Munchkins series is an emotional roller coaster of a close-knit family in crisis, tempered by a touch of magic and resilience and highly likable protagonists. With their past… Read More ›