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Pluck

by Cora Carr

Nora knows exactly what it takes to look flawless. As an aesthetician to Manhattan’s ultra-rich, she spends her days zapping away the imperfections of people who look right through her. But beneath her calm, professional exterior, Nora is rotting. She is sick of the demanding clients, suffocated by expectations, and secretly obsessed with the gritty, visceral release of 1970s cannibal cinema. When a handsy hedge-fund billionaire goes too far, Nora’s restraint finally snaps…

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The Wreckers’ Light

by Marian Merrow

A celebrated professor and his expedition have come to dive the wreck that drowned thirty-one souls off Wrackmoor’s coast a hundred and eighty years ago—and to drag its secrets into the daylight. Then the storm closes in. The causeway floods. The last ferry leaves without them. And by morning, the professor is dead at the tide line…

Mysteries & Thrillers

Sketches from the Periphery

by MP Summers

Darfur, 2006: There was not much room in the tent. There was less room on the cot. She lay, intertwined with Alex, staring dreamily as light wisps of sand sifted in front of the lamp. Alexander Barr stands on the edge of society. Humanity, devoid of civilization, is bared before him, raw and visceral…

Fiction

In Search of You

by Nivedita Vedurla

She came chasing a marriage that promised safety—only to be left shattered, discarded, and drowning in resentment she doesn’t know how to release. With no family, no anchor, and a past that still burns, she learns the brutal truth: heartbreak doesn’t care about geography…

Romance

Dear Mama, You Matter

by Amanda Hardy

Dear Mama, once a baby is born, so much of the focus and energy turns toward them. It’s natural for all the books and chatter to be about the baby. But, Mama, this book is all about you. You matter, too, and these words are my love letter to you…

Non-fiction

The Murders of Martha Wise

by Rod Kackley

She baked bread. She loved funerals. The Devil came to visit. Then her family began to die. In the winter of 1924-1925, a terrifying mystery gripped rural Medina County, Ohio. Members of Martha Wise’s family were falling violently ill. Some recovered. Three did not. They were all poisoned. Arsenic. Suspicion soon settled on Martha…

Biographies & History

Starship Express

by John Walker & Ethan Kramer

Nelson Tuckey tells the best stories in Sunningdale Psychiatric. Alien worlds. A ship called The Lost Princess. Reed knows they’re not true. Then the old man dies and leaves him a shoebox of coded notes and coordinates to a clearing in the middle of nowhere. Some stories are just stories. This one becomes the adventure of a lifetime.

Fantasy and Science-fiction

Sun and Moon

by Pet Sav

Lindir travels light, lives by his blade, and minds his own business—until a pair of striking blue eyes pulls him into the middle of an assassination plot. Aurielle carries a heavy burden, a proud spear, and a quiet sadness she refuses to voice. Hunted across sparse woodlands and rocky ridges, the two must stand shoulder-to-shoulder against an endless parade of hired steel…

Fantasy and Science-fiction

The Malediction

by R.J. Field

On the surface, the town of Parsons seems like a dream, a quaint mountain community tucked away in Montana, a haven for people seeking the quiet life. Reece Henderson is looking forward to his summer break from school, when a new arrival changes everything. As stories swirl and old wounds are reopened, will Reece and his friends enjoy the summer or be fighting to survive it?

Horror

The Phantom Beast

by K.G. Broas

Something is wrong in Watsonville. The nights are restless, the sky feels too close, and an unnamed boy is seeing things that shouldn’t exist. When his best friend survives an impossible fall, the boundary between dreams and waking begins to blur—and he is pulled into a hidden world beneath his quiet town…

Teen and Young Adult

Ward No. 8

by Alfred Basta

Nathan works at a long-term palliative care unit filled with patients who should be afraid. Instead, they are joyful. As questions of suffering, evidence, resurrection, Scripture, grief, and the existence of God invade his hospital rounds and eventually his own dinner table, Nathan’s carefully constructed worldview begins to fracture…

Christian