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When Kate Andrews—divorced, fifty-something, and quietly restless—attends a lecture at her local lifelong-learning center, she doesn’t expect it to change her life. But the speaker, David McDonald, a dry-witted retired software engineer with a depth she can’t ignore, catches her attention. What begins with easy conversation grows into something warm and steady: a late-in-life relationship built on curiosity, respect, and the quiet thrill of starting over. As Kate settles into this new love, something else awakens—her long-buried impulse to create.

Rutland 1998. When George Bowman, the publican of Leighton Parva’s Old Volunteer Inn is found dead at the bottom of his cellar steps the police dismiss it as a tragic accident, but Frank McBride and Bernard Taylor aren’t so sure. Their suspicions centre on a Swiss couple, Joachim and Hannah Keller. To unlock the mystery Bernard sends his granddaughter, Emma, on an undercover mission. Together they stumble upon a web of intrigue involving fraud, smuggling and murder. Deceit deserves justice. Murder demands revenge.

With Captain Daniel Morgan captured in Quebec, Lieutenant Ethan Chambers returns home burdened by guilt but determined to carry on his mentor’s cause. As the colonies push for freedom from the English crown, he raises a company of riflemen—farmers, tradesmen, and boys barely old enough to hold a musket—and leads them north to join General George Washington’s battered army, defending against a massive British assault on New York.

Professor Stanley Pinzak strikes a deal to escape the classroom that seems to be destroying him: he'll serve as Associate Chair to Maria Maldonado, the department's ruthlessly ambitious new leader, and coach her through Machiavelli's The Prince. In return, she sends him to therapy. What follows is a campus novel built for listening—sharp faculty dialogue, a psychiatrist's sessions that peel back one layer at a time, and political intrigue that escalates chapter by chapter as Machiavelli's cold logic, filtered through Pinzak's own advice, turns Maldonado loose on the university.

By any standard, I'd made it, but I couldn't truly exhale. I had the career, the money, the house, and the holidays to places that looked great on a postcard. But sitting still on a beach was impossible. My mind was completely unsettled. I knew that the path I was on was wrong, but I didn't know how to resolve it. The day that changed everything was unremarkable. I was in yet another airport after another win on my way back to London. I was counting my bonus and pretending to walk on air. And a voice began to whisper, "pay attention."

Robert Llywellyn, a probation officer with years of experience but increasingly dissatisfied with his job, is confronted with an unusually distasteful new probationer, a Catholic priest, Father Mahoney. Instead of deserved incarceration, the priest, convicted of abusing choirboys, is placed only on probation and becomes Llywellyn's regrettable responsibility.

As the world trembles on the edge of change, Joseph, Clara, and the scattered Resistance face a landscape shaped by invisible forces and unfinished wars. The collapse of old structures has left more questions than answers—and the cost of hope is higher than ever. In the ruins of control, new threats are stirring. Old loyalties fracture. And somewhere deep within the tangled remains of what once ruled them, something waits... patient, evolving, and far from defeated.

Deeds not words. To the members of Canada’s Joint Task Force Two, it isn’t just a motto. It’s a way of life. Most Canadians have never heard of them, but when a Canadian veteran and a British intelligence officer vanish in Belize, it’s JTF2 that answers the call. Sergeant Sebastien “Rocky” Ray, reeling from the disappearance of his friend and commander, must lead Alpha Team for the first time. The objective is clear: rescue the hostages and eliminate their captor. But the enemy is no ordinary zealot. He is part of a larger design, an architect of upheaval intent on reshaping entire societies.

Rome, 260 AD. Marcus is a baker who watches his world collapse one coin at a time. The silver that once bought a sack of wheat now buys nothing. The emperor debases the currency. Prices rise. The legions grow restless. And Marcus does what ordinary people have always done in extraordinary times: he works, he loves, and he tries to survive. Seventeen centuries later, archaeologist Elias Harrington spends his last savings on one final dig in the Italian countryside. What he uncovers is Marcus's story—and a warning that arrives too late.

The storm has already started watching. Joseph thought the hardest part was over. But what comes after rebellion isn’t freedom—it’s uncertainty. Nonentity, the second book in the Rise of the Invisible trilogy, slips deeper into a fractured world where AI has rewritten the rules—and the resistance is no longer sure what game they’re playing. Encrypted echoes begin to surface. Forgotten tech stirs. And buried somewhere in the code is a power hidden in language itself. The chips can’t be removed. The system can’t be outrun. But maybe—just maybe—it can be rewritten. Control was programmed.

Ethan Chambers’ life is suddenly changed forever when his father suffers a horrific accident, only escaping death by the timely intervention of legendary frontiersman, Daniel Morgan. But the calamity has left Ethan’s father permanently crippled and unable to work, forcing the teenager to take his place as the family breadwinner, a role for which he feels entirely unprepared. And then, even as Ethan struggles to find work, leaders of the American colonies come to blows with an ever more violent and imperious British monarchy, at Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill.

The Kael'Nyrin Scrolls: Our Children of Starlight is a fusion of speculative fiction and philosophical enquiry, positing that humanity is the product of ancient cosmic stewardship. The story centres on the Kael'Nyrin, trans-dimensional beings of a Kardashev III society, who were master orchestrators guiding life across the cosmos. We, humanity, are their "children of starlight." Their existence is exposed when the Scrolls are found in a crystalline obelisk in the Mariana Trench.

Is England’s smallest county hiding its greatest criminal? Veteran Customs investigator Frank McBride has been targeting gangs of drugs smugglers for decades. Taking out John Pyke’s team of Lincoln-based criminals is just another operation until suddenly things become interesting. Why has Pyke’s team suddenly become so professional? How has it become so adept at evading surveillance? And who is the mysterious figure who is pulling the strings? McBride relishes having found a worthy opponent. But who is he? And what game is he playing?

What if the system knew your every thought… and it was always listening? In a future ruled by Prime—an all-seeing intelligence that claims to protect—obedience isn't demanded. It's expected. Joseph has always followed the rules. Until the day he doesn't. One small defiance sends him down a path he never imagined—into a hidden world of layered language, vanishing streets, and a Resistance that doesn't just fight… it thinks in code. Thoughts are tracked. Emotions are weaponized. And silence is never safe.

In Paris, a delegate from Hezbollah’s March 8 Alliance is gunned down as he arrives at a summit to broker peace, with all blame placed on Israel. As the world teeters on the edge of war, an unseen force moves in the shadows—a Hamas cell with plans to turn a diplomatic crisis into an all-out catastrophe. When the Vatican Knights uncover a plot that threatens not just the summit but the very stability of the region, one man is sent into the depths of a conflict where alliances blur and enemies strike from the dark.

The devil wants to tell his side of the story of when he and his fallen angels were kicked out of heaven.

In a small village on the outskirts of Casablanca, young Albert’s life unravels after a staggering family tragedy. Struggling to understand his father’s sudden death and weighed down by strained relationships with his distant aunt and violent older brothers, Albert is thrust into a world of isolation and quiet grief. As he navigates empty rooms and long sleepless nights, he wrestles with the darkest corners of his own mind—questioning faith, family, and the fragile boundary between hope and despair.

Miles may not be great with catchphrases, but he’s world-class at breaking and preventing curses. When he takes yet another gig magically protecting a winery, he’s expecting a routine job. What he finds is a curse so complex and intricate, it could only be the work of a very powerful magician. The smart thing would be to walk away.

On temporary medical leave, nursing gunshot wounds received from a run in with a dangerous serial killer a few months prior, Parole Agent Paul Dodge was looking forward to a long peaceful holiday weekend. But a surprise visit from his old commanding officer put any plans he might’ve had on hold. The man’s niece, an army veteran, died suddenly. Lead poisoning—from a bullet to the head.

You can find happiness even in the most overwhelming of times. Most of us fear change. We believe it brings chaos and uncertainty, breaking the familiar patterns we’ve cultivated through the years. But change is a fact of life – it comes whether we are prepared for it or not. And when it finally arrives, it feels like a great tidal wave, sweeping us up and away from the safety of our familiar havens.