Mara Blake’s Modern Spirits is a warm, character-driven southern romance-thriller that folds family, identity, and a small Black queer community into an often tender, sometimes tense story about belonging and …
Jeremy Bender’s Twin Rivers opens on a city of immaculate marble, floating gardens and ritual spectacle and then peels that glossy veneer back to reveal the brittle politics and human …
Elba Kramer: The True Autobiography of a Pathological Liar is a raw, unsettling, and often darkly funny exploration of identity, memory, and survival, framed through the deliberately unreliable lens of …
Elain Hilton’s Tortured Heart plunges the reader into an uncompromising urban-fantasy landscape where ogres, vampires, witches, and fallen-angel bloodlines collide in blood and ash. The novel opens with Grunt—nicknamed Stonefist—holding …
Geoff Gibbins’s When AI Shops is a brisk, timely, and practically oriented exploration of what he calls “Human-AI Commerce” — the idea that buying and selling is being rebuilt as …
Lizzy Brendel’s debut collection The Human Condition Exhibition is an intimate, bruising walk through a young life remade by trauma, medicine, love, and rage — a sequence of short poems …
Joe Greco’s The Ghost Case Posse begins as a procedural anchored in the quiet, combustible world of Murrieta County—a courtroom drama that feels lived-in because of its attention to legal …
Jeremy Sable’s Begin at the End is a clear, readable primer on how to turn the messy business of everyday choices into a repeatable, useful practice. The central idea—anchor decisions …
Mara Blake’s The Tensins is a character-driven contemporary romance about two people from very different worlds who find each other and, in doing so, force one another to confront old …
L.D. Lightstone’s The Resonants Gather is an engaging, character-forward YA fantasy that blends elemental-ability coming-of-age with a tense techno-military thriller, following Quanya—whose intimate, tactile connection to water becomes both gift …