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Not Good Neighbors by Violet Lumani

Not Good Neighbors by Violet Lumani on June 2, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Romance / Contemporary, Fiction / Romance / Enemies to Lovers, Fiction / Romance / Romantic Comedy Pages: 368 Format: Paperback Buy on Amazon Goodreads Not Good Neighbors was a light, cute rom-com that kept me entertained! I’m always up for a good […]

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Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison

Count the chapters. The first section of this novel runs ten of them, unhurried, long enough to establish six friendships, one recent catastrophe and a venue. The sixth section is a single chapter and it is over in nine pages. Nothing in the text announces this. The reader simply begins to feel the floor tilting, […]

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Wolf.e by Paisley Hope

Wolf. E (Deluxe Edition) by Paisley Hope on October 14, 2025 Genres: Fiction / Romance / Contemporary, Fiction / Romance / Dark Romance, Fiction / Romance / Motorcycle Club, Fiction / Romance / Suspense Pages: 432 Format: Paperback Buy on Amazon Goodreads As president of the Hounds of Hell motorcycle club, my life has been […]

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Killer Looks by Steven Fisher

A past obsession turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse between a serial killer and his hero. Killer Looks is an intriguing psychological mystery where every move becomes part of a twisted addictive puzzle. The question isn’t who committed the murders, we already know that. Instead, it is whether detectives can catch him […]

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Better Angel by Caryn Green

Some books ask you to suspend disbelief. Better Angel asks you to suspend certainty. Caryn Green has written one of the most original speculative novels I’ve encountered in years, though even that label feels too narrow. Blending historical fiction, political commentary, philosophy, and an affectionate character study of Abraham Lincoln, Better Angel becomes something wholly […]

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I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie Reed

The weekly report is late. It is always late, because Debra in Accounting has never once filed it on time, and the receptionist whose job it is to chase her has learned to build the chase into her Thursday. Then Debra turns up in the boss’s office speaking in a voice that is not hers, […]

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Ordinary Time: Lessons Learned While Staying Put by Annie B. Jones

Ordinary Time by Annie B. Jones on April 22, 2025 Genres: Biography & Autobiography / Memoirs, Biography & Autobiography / Women, Family & Relationships / Friendship, Literary Collections / Essays, Religion / Christian Living / Personal Growth, Religion / Christian Living / Personal Memoirs, Religion / Christian Living / Spiritual Growth, Religion / Christian Living […]

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Greenhorn by Alex Krieger

A lively memoir of life as a new American and how the feeling of being new lasts longer than most might expect Alex Krieger fondly recounts his experience as an immigrant who not only embraced America and all her opportunities but strived to make the most of them through a career in design and urban […]

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Grace Notes by John Cheyenne Wilbur

A seminarian discovers there’s a lot more to life than purpose in ministry in this novel of personal growth and inner strength. John Cheyenne Wilbur’s Grace Notes is part coming-of-age story, part journey of faith, and completely readable in a single sitting. Fast-paced and genuinely funny, it’s nearly impossible not to root for Jerry Cradleman […]

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Blightfall by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson

Somewhere in the middle of a firefight, a battle for a city and the discovery of a lost planet, the book stops and hands a chapter to a slug. The slug is called Bob. Bob is a friendly slug. Bob likes friends. And Bob has many friends, and many of his friends are new friends. […]