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Crusade of the Damned (The Phoenix Elite, 4) by C.T. Clark

The beauty of humanity and the brutality of tech oligarchy clash in this thrilling global race to contain a deadly virus and its viral hate-campaigns. C. T. Clark’s Phoenix Elite series follows super-powered clones of iconic historical figures, named for the classified project that created them. Thought-provoking and globe-trotting, it’s most powerful when the clones […]

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Blanc Labelle and the Troll’s Daughter by Nicholas Westbrook

Loads of fun! A magical coming of age story about a girl in search of her father who finds much, much more  Matt is having a normal shift at the grocery store when a strange girl in a mask approaches him. It’s not uncommon to have a mask of course; it is the pandemic. But […]

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Every Version of You by Natalie Messier

Some love stories ask what if. This one hands you the receipts, drives you back to the scene of the crime, and asks whether you would really do anything differently. Natalie Messier’s debut, Every Version of You, takes the well-worn do-over premise and does something braver with it than most, and the result is a […]

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A Caregiver’s Guide to Palliative Medicine by George J. Taylor, M.D.

A compassionate, detailed reference for making informed end-of-life decisions What are you supposed to do when someone you love is hit with a terminal diagnosis? Many of us, amid deep stress and grief, are asked to make medical decisions, manage symptoms, understand hospice, and keep them comfortable at the end of their life. A Caregiver’s […]

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Ash, Moon, and Brine by Faeryn Leigh

A blood-soaked, slow-burn romantasy where alchemy, amnesia, and desire all ask the same question: what does it cost to become whole? Faeryn Leigh’s Ash, Moon, & Brine opens with a woman making one terrible decision after another, which is also to say it opens with a woman being very, very human. Briara Moon is drunk, […]

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a three body solution by Ken Breniman

A provocative exploration of love, power, and the dangerous seductions of engineered human evolution a three body solution by Ken Breniman is intriguing speculative sci-fi about a collapsing world and three unlikely leaders who believe humanity must evolve to survive.  Chip, Tâm, and TaDoo are a queer thruple who become known as the MMMperors. Chip […]

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The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy by Brigitte Knightley

Some love stories whisper. This one bickers, bleeds, and then, right when your guard is down, breaks your heart in a cold field under a white moon. The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy by Brigitte Knightley is the second half of the Dearly Beloathed duology, and it walks in with a promise baked straight […]

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Best Vietnam War books

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The Women in White by Sarah Pekkanen

The Women in White by Sarah Pekkanen on August 4, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Thrillers / Domestic, Fiction / Women Pages: 304 Format: ARC Buy on Amazon Goodreads In 1964, four remarkable young women at a prestigious university became the subjects of parapsychology experiments by a visionary scientist. On the cusp of a historic breakthrough, […]

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Liar in the Hollow Court by Bethany Atazadeh

Fae court chaos meets human trafficking drama in this twisted, thrilling tale of a teenage girl on a mission to rescue her family from a magic realm. Liar in the Hollow Court pulls you in with its striking opening line: “The fae were just a town legend until the day they took Mom.” Having just […]