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Felix Mays has only two goals in life - to play his cello and to stay off heroin. He’s only a few weeks out of rehab and accomplishing both - barely. Then Felix meets gorgeous Jenna Rollins, single mom and half of the rising pop-star duo Alec and Jenna, who’ve practically been voted LA’s cutest couple. Jenna offers Felix a job with the band, and it’s an opportunity he can’t refuse, even though his feelings for Jenna are quickly turning romantic.  

How well do you know the person you married? You share a bed. A home. A life. But do you know what they’re truly capable of? I never thought I’d be a widow at twenty-six. They haven’t even dredged him out of the ocean yet, but the neighbors still drop by with casseroles and sympathy cards. They want me to plan a funeral when I don’t even have a body. So I play the part and smile politely, pretending I’m grateful for their pity. But I knew my husband. He’d been a fisherman his entire life and knew the sea too well to take chances during a storm.

As Tessa and Hannah fight their way along a collapsing coast, storms and violence strip away every refuge they find. In the Rockies, Garrett and a former enemy must survive a brutal escape and an unforgiving blizzard, while Iona’s recovery draws her into a deadly power struggle that could determine the fate of what’s left of the world in Book 3 of The Silent Tide. From 4.5-million-copy-selling author Mike Kraus, writing with Stacey Upton, comes a new series that's guaranteed to keep you listening chapter after chapter... EcoGlide was supposed to change the world.

In the high country of Alderwake, a vast canyon has divided one living forest into three isolated woods. Seeds no longer travel, warnings arrive too late, and old friendships fade into suspicion. The Windmere flying squirrel family —parents Elian and Sora, their thoughtful daughter Lio, their daring son Pipp, and Grandmother Vale —believes the forests can be joined again. But the canyon is too wide for any single glide, and every woodland fears giving more than it receives.

The New York Times Bestseller 'Captivating, potent, incisive, and wise' - Madeline Miller, author of Circe 'Writers & Lovers made me happy' - Ann Patchett Casey has ended up back in Massachusetts after a devastating love affair. Her mother has just died and she is knocked sideways by grief and...

'Vivid, moving, immersive' Marian Keyes 'Moved me, inspired me, thrilled me. It filled up every chamber of my heart' - Ann Patchett 'Masterful, surprising, and satisfying' - Madeline Miller Writers & Lovers established Lily King as one of our most beloved authors of contemporary fiction. Now...

Water will come and you think it will be soft. You think it will be smooth and find its way around your things: your houses and cars and furniture; your gardens and windows and hope. But water can be the foot of an elephant, the horns of a moose, a herd of buffalo running from a lion, water can...

Irene Lisner feels like her life is finally on track. Her sister Angie has moved hundreds of miles away. Her mother, Jennifer, appears to have followed Angie, so is rarely around. Goose, the new dog, is fun, and energetic, and the two are about to start agility training. Her MS symptoms look to be easing up. Work feels smooth, with no big cases on the horizon. She even has a boyfriend. It’s all too good to be true. When she is assigned to help another department with a standard audit—the a non-standard review sends things into a downward spiral.

A practical guide to navigating romantic groups with respect and compassion for oneself and others.

From the author of A Little Hope--a Read with Jenna Bonus Pick--comes an enormously powerful and life-affirming novel about three individuals whose lives intersect in unforeseen ways. Set in a close-knit Pennsylvania suburb in the grip of winter, A Quiet Life follows three people grappling with...

On a cold January night, Sharon Lemke heads outside to see a lunar eclipse when she notices something odd at the house behind her backyard. Through her neighbor's kitchen window, she sees what appears to be a little girl washing dishes late at night. But the Fleming family doesn't have a child that age, and even if they did, why would she be doing housework at this late hour?

Iona claws her way back to what’s left of Virginia Tech, desperate to recover research that may already be lost to the flood. In the Rockies, Garrett battles infection, exhaustion, and the deadly grudge he’s sparked while far across the waterlogged ruins of Manhattan, Tessa and Hannah fight collapsing buildings and ruthless survivors for a chance at escape in Book 2 of The Silent Tide.

When Molly finds out her husband Adam is having an affair she has a choice to make. Does she let it destroy her or does she destroy them?

One of Indigo's Most Anticipated Books of 2026. The bestselling author of Baseball Life Advice, Stacey May Fowles returns with the honesty, humour, and heart that readers love in a memoir exploring infertility, motherhood, mental health, and the work demanded of women. After years of...

A novel about a woman’s unconventional journey through grief… Eliza never expected to marry until she met Joseph. He made everything better, never minded about her habit of saying the wrong thing or her chronic nervous sweatiness. Their life together was perfect—well, okay, not perfect, but pretty damn good. Until he died. On their wedding anniversary. With the second anniversary of his death looming, Eliza is still grieving. What’s worse, her meddling mother-in-law and her casserole-wielding, platitude-giving busybody neighbours won’t leave her alone.

What if the strength you spent your whole life proving isn't the strength you actually need? SOFT is a raw faith-forward memoir about a woman shaped by two worlds slow-rooted Mississippi and sharp-edged New York who learns that true resilience isn't hardness but holy softness: the courage to surrender, the wisdom to listen, and the power to love without armor.

Perfect for lovers of Terry Pratchett's Discworld, the undead mayhem of What We Do in the Shadows, Christopher Moore's worldly wit, and the weird fun of Sookie Stackhouse. A demented Alchemyst. An outraged Faërie queen. And Benny and Gus, ghouls with a goal . . . . . . which will probably get...

You already know the stereotypes. The strong, independent woman who strips to support her own sumptuous lifestyle choices; the smart, sassy student who strips to pay her way through university; or the savvy immigrant who sends money to her family back home. Or what about the wayward party girl...

After her life in the city collapses, artist Elara drives into Oakhaven, a mountain town where fog stops at invisible boundaries, sounds arrive late, and buildings seem to “assemble” only when observed. Locals warn her about the Golden Waterfall—its light “has a memory”—but Elara moves into the long-abandoned Thorne cabin anyway, where a blank canvas appears set up before she touches it and an unnatural hum seems to respond to her attention.

Corporate greed and politics drive lawmakers to suppress the constitutional rights of animal rights activists. Dara Lovitz offers in-depth analysis of the pertinent legislative history as well as legal cases against these activists. The United States government and its legislators have spent an inordinate amount of energy, time and money, enacting laws whose sole purpose is to disenfranchise, silence, and weaken the animal rights movement.