A high-tech adventure with heart to spare.
Hines delivers an energetic sci-fi adventure anchored by humor, heart, and an endearing boy–robot partnership in this lively series opener. Ben, who has always longed for a dog, never expects his first dog… Raining Robots: A Boy and His D.O.G. by Jordan Hines
A high-tech adventure with heart to spare.
Hines delivers an energetic sci-fi adventure anchored by humor, heart, and an endearing boy–robot partnership in this lively series opener. Ben, who has always longed for a dog, never expects his first dog… 
Gritty, clever, and gripping.
Gong’s latest is a sharp, immersive dystopian thriller where loyalty fractures, rebellion brews, and two intertwined destinies race toward a collision that could upend their world. In a future divided between a pristine virtual realm and… 
A sharp and spirited gothic delight.
Meyers delivers a lively blend of gothic mystery and comedic horror. Though descended from a long line of powerful witches, Mallory Fontaine’s only real talent is seeing ghosts—a gift that rarely pays the bills.… 
Dark, visionary, and unsettlingly human.
Colleen’s taut, emotionally charged eco-thriller turns the climate crisis into a psychological reckoning. Five of the world’s richest men awaken in captivity and find themselves stripped of power and control. Their captors, a clandestine group… 
A taut, atmospheric thriller of vengeance, guilt, and moral reckoning.
Nistor’s gritty, intelligent thriller fuses psychological depth with procedural tension, taking readers on a descent into the moral underworld of karmic justice. Detective Cas Jain is still haunted by the… 
A haunting, lyrical dystopia pulsing with faith, fury, and fragile hope.
The second novel in Smith-Nochasak’s Taggak Journey trilogy finds River stepping beyond her grandmother’s world to fulfill her destiny of renewal. Having left her grandmother Flo’s swamp behind, River… 
A beautifully told celebration of heritage, hope, and holiday spirit.
“Christmas has always been a mirror of who we are,” writes Tabler in his latest, a book that’s less a scholarly study than a fond, finely detailed stroll through the… 
