The Sparks

by Kyle Prue

Born with superpowers.
Raised as an assassin.
To survive, he must become a revolutionary.
Neil Vapros just wants to make his father proud. The sixteen-year-old aspires to serve his family as an assassin, but he nearly dies in the process. Worse yet, Neil’s family, as well as two rival dynasties, have abandoned an ancient promise to protect their city. An unknown evil has begun hunting all three houses from the shadows…
As Neil’s relatives fall one-by-one, he attempts to unite the three supernatural families against a common enemy. But earning trust after years of assassination attempts could prove impossible. Neil’s fight may involve more than a bloodthirsty foe, as betrayal rears its ugly head…
The Sparks is the first book in the award-winning epic feud trilogy of young adult fantasy novels. If you like captivating characters, inventive world building, and supernatural battles, then you’ll love Kyle Prue’s action-packed coming-of-age tale.


by J Drew Brumbaugh

Olga is a genetically altered “shepherd” born to live at sea herding factory tuna. She lives with her two shipmates aboard a submersible raft in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Toivo is an independent fisherman who, along with two dolphins, struggles to make a living catching what few wild tuna are left. The two of them should never have met. But, someone is killing shepherds and fate pushes Olga and Toivo to join forces just to stay alive. Together they must outwit heavily armed drug smugglers bent on killing anyone who gets in their way. The nonstop action hurtles toward a startling conclusion that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Gifford’s Games

by Jack Lindsey

A prototype computer game he has devised spells trouble for Guy Gifford. The player has to steal five billion pounds from the Bank of England and then escape. The problem is that the authorities think the money has really been stolen and Guy is responsible. He sets off in a mad dash across England and Wales with Spike, a gorgeous computer hacker. The police, security forces and uncompromising villains follow in his wake. His only hope is to prove his innocence before his pursuers catch up with him otherwise he could spend the rest of his life in jail or forever be on the run.

Never Date a Siren

by Byrd Nash

When Brigit is kicked out of her apartment by her Troll roommate, stealing a bedroom from a human appeared to be a simple plan. But incurring a Fairy Debt to Logan wasn’t in her plans! Worse, Brigit discovers Logan had a messy break-up with a Siren and could die without her help.

A Veil Removed

by Michelle Cox



Meanwhile, Henrietta’s sister, Elsie, begins, at Henrietta’s orchestration, to take classes at a women’s college—an attempt to evade her troubles and prevent any further romantic temptations. When she meets a bookish German custodian at the school, however, he challenges her to think for herself . . . even as she discovers some shocking secrets about his past life.

Love in Hiding

by Diane Holiday

With her life at stake, a ballerina hides at a horse ranch. The so-called horse whisperer is sullen, sexy, and suspicious…of her. Bruce guards his heart as closely as Sarah guards her secrets, but both need the other—Sarah needs him to help her stay alive and Bruce needs her to help him learn to live again.

Those Who Remain

by Priscila Santa Rosa

Book 1 of the adventure…
London, November 3rd, 1881. A young woman slips through the curtains of fog down Pendy Corner, to the 26th house in the row. She vacillates at the gate. For past that sullen door, she must seek the help of the distinctively eccentric and impatient young language expert named Basil Collingwood. The fate of Europe, and indeed, the free peoples of the world may depend upon getting him to understand her. The only trouble? She cannot speak a word.
Brace yourself for a heart-pounding, romantic romp through Victorian London, rivaling the best of Doyle and Dickens–for this is only the beginning of a series that will sweep you from the glittering pomp of Hampton Court, to the smoky slums of Shoreditch, up the stairs to 221B Baker Street, and to the murky waters of the River Thames, alongside brilliant, peculiar and outcast characters who find themselves at home within the walls of a sulking old brownstone wedged into a winding London lane: a house known by both Sherlock Holmes and the Queen of England simply as Pendywick Place.
The past isn’t over, it’s an opening. The future isn’t hidden, it’s a trap.
If she ever wants to see him again, she’ll have to take the risk.

“Engaging, Funny, Romantic & Harrowing”
~Publishers Weekly ⭐️ Starred Review

Reader Discretion Advised!
This book contains material that may be disturbing to some, and in movie form, would be rated NC-17 for strong language, nudity, sexual situations, and violence (including attempted sexual assault, abduction, intense danger, miscarriage, confinement, a pandemic, religious fanaticism (Christian), government malevolence, and death).

Live by the Team

by Cindy Skaggs

“A blindfolded rollercoaster ride” with a staggering pace that promises to keep you up all night.

Sgt. Ryder was born, bred, and enhanced as a warrior, but when he returns home to his new wife–exiled from the Army along with the rest of his disgraced team–he faces mounting anger and paranoia. Something shady followed Ryder back from the desert, and he disappears to protect his wife, but his departure leaves a vacuum filled with intrigue.

Lauren Ryder married thinking she had finally found stability, until her new husband disappeared. In six months, she’s lost everything that mattered, and now a madman has her in his sights. Ryder’s return lands her in deeper danger from a formidable enemy. As the threats escalate, so does the heat, but even if Ryder can save Lauren from the forces mounting against them, will they survive what he has become?

Altered Reality

by JB Knox

TThe world is changing. Alters – rare beings, blessed with incredible, supernatural abilities – are being hunted. Giant corporations, with unlimited resources and small armies at their disposal, want to capture them, exploit their gifts, and make billions in the process.
James Hyde hoped he had found peace at the alters’ temple, deep in the Thai jungle. He was wrong. The temple’s elders have made him into an assassin, dispatched to murder the businesspeople who are getting too close to uncovering their secrets. One evening, after returning from a mission, James witnesses a prophecy.

The Granite Key

by N. S. Wikarski

A quest to recover a cache of priceless and dangerous Minoan artifacts places a secret society and a fanatical religious cult on a collision course with disaster. Only one faction can win. More importantly, only one can survive. Caught in the crossfire is a young woman who unwittingly possesses the sole known treasure map to their coveted prize.

Oblivion Threshold

by J.R. Mabry & B.J. West

This isn’t war. The Prox don’t even notice us. They are simply devouring and reclaiming every scrap of metal they encounter. They have destroyed several colonies, killing everyone and leaving only wreckage in their wake. Captain Jeff Bowers is a shell of a man, reduced to solo missions where he can’t piss anybody off. He is spying on the Prox when his ship crashes and he dies…kind of. When he wakes up he discovers he has a new body—and mysterious powers that could save the Earth…or end all life as we know it.

Fae Song

by Deonne Williams

Gwynn Is an incredibly talented Bard of Inishmore venturing out alone into the bold realm of Balahar. We first meet the Southron warrior Shae in a daunting battle for his life. If Gwynn can harness all her hidden gifts to save him, the two can share an exciting journey of adventure and redemption. An ancient Fae Prince will guide them through a secret labyrinth of portals where they will discover a hidden kingdom. In the dazzling royal court of Heralith magic and music wind seamlessly around them and they will discover mysterious forces at play. In this vivid fairy tale we see Gwynn and Shae face life and loss and forge a friendship stronger than time.





Kingdom of the Silver Cat

by Thomas Carroll

Kingdom of the Silver Cat is a story of friendship, adversity, risk-taking and trust, which Kirkus Reviews calls a “sparkling fantasy for tweens in which great wish fulfillment entails great responsibility.”

When a school bus full of children drives through a mysterious blue light in the road, the bus is transported to an empty field in a strange land. The bus driver leaves to find help but doesn’t come back, and the children must fend for themselves. They soon discover they each have a magical power, but with each power comes a weakness.

The children set out to find their way home. Along the way, they encounter strange and wondrous creatures, including playful clouds, thundering fireballs, warrior fairies, and giant wolves. They also face inner conflicts from the weaknesses that accompany their magical power and personal hardships they’ve endured.

When terrifying winged beasts begin hunting them, the children must flee for their lives. They become separated, some heading south to the kingdom of a renowned silver cat who may protect them, while others head north toward the castle of a ruler who seeks to use their powers for his own ends. The children find help in unexpected places and endure hardships and dangers as they journey through this mysterious land to find a way home.

Marry Me Jackson

by Barbara Lohr

When a longstanding friendship turns flirtatious, can forever be on his mind? Emily’s search for her Forever Man takes her to online dating, with best friend Jackson as her advisor. Set in the Lowcountry, this sweet romance shows that a best friend could qualify as a Forever Man.

Building Strength

by Teresa Reasor

Sam Harding has a reputation for being a hard-ass at work and play. He has two unbendable rules: No strings. Keep it casual. But when he meets Moira at a charity dinner, he’s torn between the desire to take her to bed and the need to protect her. After a night of terrific sex, neither knows where things are going. But when Moira finds a dead body on the grounds of the hotel, Sam can’t walk away.

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Tormentor Mine

by Anna Zaires


Now he’s back, but he’s no longer after my secrets.

The man who stars in my nightmares wants me.

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The Serenity Stone Murder

by Marianne Jones

After a long winter in their small town of Jackpine, best friends Margaret and Louise are looking forward to enjoying some R&R in Thunder Bay. Louise has insisted that their stay include taking part in a women retreat. Margaret plans to track down a reclusive wildlife artist to persuade him to do a workshop for her art club in Jackpine.
Things get off to a rocky start when their hotel refuses to accommodate Louise’s canine companion Vince, and they are forced to stay at a dodgy establishment over a strip bar. Then Margaret clashes with the retreat leader. To complicate matters further, a dead body turns up next door to their retreat.
The deceased turns out to be a local casino manager with a lot of enemies. When Margaret spots the dead man’s widow being squired around town by a male companion, her curiosity is piqued. The ever-intrepid friends, against all advice and their better judgment, become embroiled in looking for clues to the murder. It’s a search that takes them all over the city and surrounding countryside, where they encounter a whole cast of possible suspects, including a dangerously lovelorn church organist, a stripper-turned barmaid, a fiery septuagenarian, and a widow with very expensive tastes. But are they getting too close to the truth for their own good?
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