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Having saved her new home from Don Thomas Tucker, Enya has earned a place on the crew of thieves she gathered for the heist and is eager to secure it. So, when offered a chance to join them for another job, she agrees without a second thought. This time, however, they'll be stealing something a...

It’s taken decades, but Annie Reeves has learned to coexist with her obsessive-compulsive disorder. Travel’s still out of the question, but her moss-draped historic Florida town holds everyone and everything she loves: her fearless best friend, Kat; her ex-husband, Paul, (it’s complicated)...

In the sequel to his first novel Sticks and Stones, John Toolan brings back President Benjamin Hill to an America divided. In the small town of Farmington, NM, he and five additional characters: an elder Navajo veteran; a seasoned white policeman; a tough, female convenience store clerk; a Native American policewoman and a social worker, narrate a tragic event that will change the town forever and bring to light the tensions that are plaguing the nation.

Ember doesn't do roots. She doesn't do trust. And she definitely doesn't do love. Then she ends up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere, working for a brooding cowboy who already has every reason to hate her. Ryatt has spent just as long building something worth staying for. His land, his horses, his carefully quiet life. The last thing he needs is a wild-haired, sharp-tongued woman turning everything upside down, especially one hiding secrets that could burn it all to the ground. But there's something between them that neither one can outrun.

Behind every perfect summer, there's a story no one's telling. At the Draydon Country Club, the summers are flawless. The tennis whites are crisp. The martinis are cold. The to-do lists are endless. Holly Kilgour has reclaimed her life. After years trapped in a gilded, quietly brutal marriage, the fifty-one-year-old divorcée is exactly where she wants to be—tan, free, and finally on her own terms. But when a secret from her past resurfaces, everything she's rebuilt begins to tremble.

Avery Denning's weekend plans did not include negotiating Sparkles's release from police custody or witnessing a murder at a sound bath. When an invitation to a sound bath arrives in her inbox, Avery assumes a quiet evening at Mother Earth might be exactly what she needs. The invitation wasn't meant for her, but curiosity has gotten Avery into trouble before. This time, it gets her a front-row seat to murder. What begins with sound bowls and meditation ends when Graham Stratton, a newcomer to Lily Rock, dies before the final note fades away. Everyone assumes it was a tragic accident.

Ali Crawford is the queen of Christmas, a type-A mom with color-coded lists, perfectly wrapped gifts, and a spreadsheet for every holiday detail. Her husband Tommy? He prefers cookies over checklists and believes "winging it" is a holiday strategy. When the stress of the season reaches a breaking point, Ali and Tommy make a bold move: they switch roles for the holidays. She tackles tall ladders and tangled lights. He signs up for Santa duty. Neither of them is ready for what comes next. As holiday plans go sideways and missed traditions pile up, the couple must decide what matters most.

In the solarpunk community of Sonder, 14-year-old Luna lives in a world where technology serves people, resources are shared freely, and empathy is the foundation of society. But Sonder's carefully balanced autonomy is under threat.

A luxury yacht. A secret network. A woman who refuses to look away. In Key West, the rich come to disappear. Lena Cruz is just trying to keep her life afloat. She sings at La Concha by night, fights to save the charter boat Bone Tide by day, and battles a probate challenge that could take away the only thing a dead captain trusted her to protect. Then a young woman Lena helped place on a yacht job comes back beaten and terrified. The job wasn’t hospitality. It was recruitment.

Pirates have returned to the Florida Keys. But they don’t fly flags or fire cannons. They arrive at night in fast boats. They board million-dollar yachts with military precision. And they vanish before anyone can respond.

Arriving in the mountain town of Lily Rock for the Fourth of July weekend, Avery plans to rent a room from Stella Rawlins—a friendly local known for her love of books and quiet acts of defiance. When Stella is killed by a sabotaged firecracker hidden inside her library, Avery becomes the discovery witness…and an immediate suspect.

Banished from France by King Louis XIV, once royal favorite Sylvienne d'Aubert must make the dangerous ocean crossing with a group of young women eager to secure husbands in the French colony of Quebec as Filles du Roi (Daughters of the King). Sylvienne, however, scarred by an abusive, arranged marriage in France, vows never to wed again. She is determined to one day return to her beloved homeland and to her lover, Etienne.

An Epiphany in Lilacs is a novel set in a displaced persons camp outside Hamburg, Germany, following the end of World War II. After liberation in May 1945, Daniel, a 14-year-old Latvian Jew, is treated in a field hospital in the British zone of partitioned Germany. A survivor of various concentration camps, Daniel fights to recover from starvation and disease. Racked by nightmares, a nearly nightly occurrence, Daniel finds sleep almost impossible. Through his love of nature and pre-war memories, Daniel struggles to find comfort.

Cuba is running out of fuel. The power grid is failing. Hospitals ration electricity. Entire cities go dark without warning. And someone is telling the truth. In Santa Clara, retired professor Lucía Álvarez Cruz records a clandestine podcast under the name “Rosa,” documenting what the government denies: empty depots, collapsing infrastructure, and a countdown measured not in politics—but in diesel. When counterintelligence begins closing in, her niece Lena Cruz crosses ninety miles of water from Key West and steps into a surveillance state already tightening around her aunt.

In Key West, the water remembers everything. Lena Cruz lives between the dock and the stage. By day, she works the decks of a charter boat. By night, she sings in a historic hotel on Duval Street. Her life is measured by tides, routines, and things left unsaid—until one ordinary day on the water leaves a feeling that won’t settle. She doesn’t investigate. She doesn’t accuse. She pays attention. As quiet decisions ripple outward, Lena must decide what it means to do the right thing when the truth can’t be proven and silence feels safer than speaking.

God did not stop creating after the seventh day. Deep beneath a Balkan mountain, an ancient tribunal confronts an even more ancient evil. Alarmed about the future, the magistrate sends his enforcer, Svan Coltello, on a new hunt — but this time not for prey. Meanwhile, in her Los Angeles County courtroom, Judge Julia Townsend confronts the worst of humanity. Having worked tirelessly to achieve this dream job, she clings to her reputation for no-nonsense decorum, a firm sense of justice, and ethical integrity.

Souvenirs from Another Life, the first full-length collection of short fiction by Leah Browning, features an abundant selection of stories. Relationships are at the forefront: those between friends, siblings, partners, or parents and children, as well as the more tangential relationships between neighbors or coworkers.

The last thing Officer Dixie Jones wants to do over winter break is take an assignment in the Podunk town of Lily Rock. But if locating a missing baby Jesus statue for the Christmas tree lighting ceremony is what she needs to do to land the big city assignment of her dreams, that’s exactly what she’ll do. As soon as Dixie arrives in town she realizes there are worse things at play than stolen decorations. Mysterious emails. Biker gang activity. A deadly fire. One thing is clear, there is more to Lily Rock than meets the eye.

Olivia is riding high after her Sweet Four O'Clock summer tour. Michael is hard at work building their dream home and her sister, Sage, is expecting. Yet things take a dark turn when Olivia follows Mayor Maguire's barks and stumbles onto the body of Beats’s Malone.

The story is about David and Hannah's love, passion, and devotion to each other. They were seldom apart. The two of them lived on a family farm in Rose Valley on the Eastern Seaboard in 1900.