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Start at the End by Emma Grey

Start at the End by Emma Grey on April 7, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Multiple Timelines, Fiction / Romance / Contemporary, Fiction / Romance / General, Fiction / Romance / Second Chances Pages: 336 Format: Audiobook, Paperback Buy on Amazon Goodreads Start at the End took me a little while to settle into with its […]

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Supreme Pressure by Victor Li

A compelling real-life drama featuring a contentious battle over the nomination of a judge to the United States Supreme Court  Supreme Pressure adeptly highlights the polarized environment of 1930s America, along with the progressive groups advocating for change in the status quo. Author Victor Li proficiently chronicles the key figures at the center of the […]

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Signs of the Fall by Sean M. Price

Carnal desires and inexplicable supernatural encounters abound in this seriously twisted collection. Ten stories. One town. An abundance of corruption, taboo, and raw humanity. Everything comes back to Salem, Virginia, a small Appalachian town populated by the dedicated worshippers of Crucible Church, the sinners on the outskirts of the church, and strange supernatural entities—the likes […]

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Lilli’s Question by Michael O’Neill

A fulfilling narrative about one man’s search for deeper meaning in his vocation Lilli’s Question tells the story of Jim McGann, a young man who plans to enter the priesthood but begins to question his path after a chance encounter while traveling in Europe. A story with heartfelt and poignant moments galore, Jim’s spiritual journey […]

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If Books Could Kill by Kate Eberle

There is a particular kind of reader who treats romance novels as a safe room, a place to sigh, swoon, and close the cover before anyone gets hurt. Roxie Mitchell is that reader, right up until the moment fiction stops playing nice. That collision of comfort and chaos runs through If Books Could Kill by […]

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Tides of Fortune by Lauryn Hamilton Murray

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 […]

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Not that Kind of Proposal by Victoria Lavine

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 […]

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Review: Nihongo Wakarimasen by Marina Lizio

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 […]