Some sequels tread water. This one rides the swell. Picking up in the ash-choked aftermath of the first Storm Weaver book, Tides of Fortune by Lauryn Hamilton Murray pushes Blaze Harglade out from behind palace walls and into open country, where a crown means far less than the wits it takes to keep breathing. It […]
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The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson
The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson on October 6, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Holidays, Fiction / Media Tie-In, Fiction / Romance / Clean & Wholesome, Fiction / Romance / Contemporary, Fiction / Romance / Holiday, Fiction / Romance / Romantic Comedy, Fiction / Small Town & Rural, Fiction / Women Pages: 352 Format: ARC […]
Some breakups leave a bruise. Gracie Holland’s left a crater. Three years after her finance-bro boyfriend decided he wasn’t the picket-fence type, she has rebuilt her life at Larkwood, an ivy-choked Rhode Island estate where she plans other people’s happily-ever-afters and lives in the staff cottage with her zombie plush collection and a wine bottle […]
Synopsis: A move to Japan for love. Or…was it? Alone in a strange country with a broken soul, Marina built a life from scratch—experiencing typhoons, massive earthquakes, and even bicycle vandalism. She traveled widely across the country, learning to appreciate its rituals and oddities, and finding ways to cope with the Halloween crowds in Shibuya. […]
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The Farmer’s Code by Mike C. Young
Tony Robbins meets Hesiod in this generous and sincere guide to living the good life. In Works and Days, one of our oldest surviving complete works of literature, Hesiod, the ancient Greek poet to whom the work is commonly attributed, combined agricultural knowledge with general advice on living well. Nearly three millennia on, the confined […]
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Helium by Dave Kenney
A woman adrift finds timid faith in flying saucers and unfathomable encounters in this enthralling literary fiction. Joan wants to leave the past behind. With a recent history too unbearable to recollect, she focuses instead on an unexpected opportunity to make a new life for herself. A life that will soon be brimming with deep […]
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Prince of Swords by Elise Kova
Second books in romantasy trilogies usually have one job: hold the reader’s attention while the author moves furniture around for the finale. Elise Kova refuses that assignment. She opens with her heroine chained, beaten, and dragged back to the prison she barely escaped, and she does not let up for another five hundred pages. The […]
Small press, big splash There are five publishers who dominate bookstores and major media platforms. They have countless imprints, big budgets, major distribution networks, and hundreds of years of connections. Oftentimes, authors want to publish with these presses because they want to maximize exposure; they want to be read. But not every author works with […]
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That McKenzie Girl by Jesse Gordon
A fizzy, warmhearted debut that turns the mundane routines of new adult loneliness into something genuinely luminous Victor Navarro is twenty-two years old, works remotely as a web developer, and has not, by his own admission, done much with either of those facts. He shares a cramped apartment at a quaint Tustin live-work complex with […]
A wildly authentic, unexpectedly hopeful novel of the legendary parties and tested friendships of a tight-knit Navy crew When Bosner and his fellow sailors discover that two of their crew are moving into a house on Cape Henry Avenue, it seems like the perfect escape from cramped barracks life. What follows is three weeks of […]