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After surviving a childhood killer, Detective Carolina McKay returns home to find his signature on a new murder.
Her Deadly Homecoming
Mystery
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After surviving a childhood killer, Detective Carolina McKay returns home to find his signature on a new murder. The police call it coincidence. She knows it’s not. 4.4 stars on Amazon and 4.3 on Goodreads for Tony Urban and Drew Strickland’s Her Deadly Homecoming, a chilling start to the Carolina McKay Crime Thriller series.
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Seventeen years ago, Detective Carolina McKay escaped a killer who destroyed her childhood. Now, recovering from a near-fatal shooting, she returns to her hometown to heal—only to find a young woman’s body dumped in a ditch. The details are unmistakable. The signature is the same. He’s back.
The local police call it coincidence, but Carolina knows better. When another woman vanishes, the nightmare that once defined her life begins again. To stop the murderer, she must confront the past she’s spent years burying and the fear that still haunts her every breath.
Tony Urban and Drew Strickland’s Her Deadly Homecoming begins the Carolina McKay Crime Thriller series, a tense and emotional story of trauma, vengeance, and one woman’s fight for justice.
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The Devil’s Right Hand is good for readers who like Southern crime thrillers with revenge, betrayal, and brutal momentum.
The Devil’s Right Hand
Thriller
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Called “a knock-em-dead writer” by Anthony Neil Smith, war-haunted bounty hunter Jack Keller pursues a petty criminal, leading to a violent showdown involving vengeful siblings and a corrupt police force, with a 4.1-star rating from more than 500 Amazon reviewers. The Devil’s Right Hand is good for readers who like Southern crime thrillers with revenge, betrayal, and brutal momentum.
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For a war-haunted bounty hunter, flirting with death is the only thing keeping him alive, in this powerful new crime thriller by "a knock-em-dead writer"(Anthony Neil Smith, author of Slow Bear).
Jack Keller is a man on the edge. Numb from the horrors of Desert Storm, he lives only for the adrenaline rush of his work as a bounty hunter. But when a routine job to capture a petty criminal spirals out of control, Keller is thrust into a brutal whirlwind of violence and revenge.
Chasing his target, Keller must deal with a pair of enraged siblings bent on avenging their father's murder, a vicious cop with a twisted sense of justice, and his conflicted partner Marie, torn between her attraction to Keller and her loyalty to a corrupt police force. As their lives intersect in a high-stakes game of betrayal and blood, Keller finds himself at the center of a deadly showdown where the only rule is survival . . .
Explosive, relentless, and filled with unforgettable characters, The Devil's Right Hand is a razor-sharp Southern thriller that will grip you from the first shot fired to the final breath.
Praise for the novels of J.D. Rhoades
"Pedal-to-the-metal narrative drive." ―Booklist
"[An] emotionally riveting collision of good and evil." —Alexandra Sokoloff, Anthony Award–nominated author of the Huntress/FBI series
"J.D. Rhoades kicks ass!" —J. A. Konrath, author of the Jack Daniels series
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When Heather’s son dies in a supposed accident, she uncovers a string of deaths tied to an ancient evil stalking the Devon countryside.
Crone
Horror · Occult Horror
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When Heather’s son dies in a supposed accident, she uncovers a string of deaths tied to an ancient evil stalking the Devon countryside. To defeat it, she must join a circle of Guardians and face a witch’s wrath. 4.4 stars on Amazon and 4.0 on Goodreads for Jeannie Wycherley’s award-winning supernatural thriller Crone.
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Heather Keynes believes her teenage son died in a tragic accident, until whispers of strange deaths ripple through her quiet Devon village. Each loss mirrors the last, and the pattern feels far from coincidence. As Heather searches for answers, she encounters a circle of aging Guardians sworn to protect the land from something ancient and hungry.
In the shadows of the forest, a vengeful presence stirs—a Crone of unimaginable power whose rage has endured for centuries. To stop her, Heather must embrace her own fury and face the truth about what really happened to her son.
Jeannie Wycherley’s Crone is a dark and atmospheric tale of witchcraft, vengeance, and the battle between grief and salvation. Winner of multiple independent book awards.
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When King Theron kidnaps the priestess Calliste to save his cursed son, neither expects desire to burn hotter than vengeance.
Healer to the Broken King
Romantasy
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When King Theron kidnaps the priestess Calliste to save his cursed son, neither expects desire to burn hotter than vengeance. Caught between duty, power, and forbidden love, they risk a god’s wrath and a kingdom’s ruin. 4.4 stars on Amazon and 4.1 on Goodreads for Avie Adams’s Healer to the Broken King, a slow-burn fantasy romance.
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Calliste has spent years in quiet devotion, on the verge of becoming high priestess when King Theron storms her sanctuary. Torn from her temple and forced to serve the man she once fled, she finds herself back in the city that broke her. Her faith is her shield, but the king’s haunted eyes begin to fracture her resolve.
Theron wears a crown of guilt and grief, desperate to save his son from a curse that no mortal power can undo. To heal the prince, he needs Calliste’s divine gift. To heal himself, he needs her heart.
Avie Adams’s Healer to the Broken King begins the Brides of Myth series, a lush fantasy romance of forbidden love, divine jealousy, and redemption among gods and kings.
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When a man is found dead in a flooded quarry, Detective Karen Eiken Hornby must return to the island she tried to forget.
Wild Shores
Mystery
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When a man is found dead in a flooded quarry, Detective Karen Eiken Hornby must return to the island she tried to forget. Surrounded by secrets and family she cannot trust, she uncovers a crime rooted deep in the past. 4.4 stars on Amazon and 3.9 on Goodreads for Maria Adolfsson’s Wild Shores, an atmospheric Nordic mystery.
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Detective Karen Eiken Hornby thought she had left her father’s chaotic family and the northern island of Noorö behind. But when a man’s body is found in a flooded quarry and her team is sidelined by illness, she has no choice but to return.
The isolated community guards its secrets tightly, and the people Karen once called family seem to know more than they admit. As she digs into the case, old resentments resurface, the past stirs to life, and the line between loyalty and justice begins to blur.
Maria Adolfsson’s Wild Shores, the second novel in the Doggerland series, is a haunting and atmospheric police procedural that captures the stark beauty and buried darkness of a northern island nation.
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When his best friend’s death pulls him to Boise, Dan Slaughter uncovers a deadly secret just as an EMP plunges the world into chaos.
Burning Down Boise
Dystopian · Post-Apocalyptic
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When his best friend’s death pulls him to Boise, Dan Slaughter uncovers a deadly secret just as an EMP plunges the world into chaos. To survive, he must become the man he swore he’d never be again. 4.5 stars on Amazon and 4.4 on Goodreads for Franklin Horton’s Burning Down Boise, a gritty post-apocalyptic thriller.
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Sometimes the story of an apocalypse isn’t one of tragedy, but one of opportunity...
Dan Slaughter's life is already a slow-motion car crash. Burned out from a soulless job and still reeling from his wife's death, he gets a call that sends him cross-country to Boise. His best friend, Carl, a free-spirited musician, is dead—an alleged drug overdose that Dan absolutely refuses to believe.
What starts as a solemn duty to settle an estate quickly spirals into a fight for survival. Carl’s house holds more than just old guitars; it hides a dark secret, drawing Dan into a violent underworld and exposing him to Carl's dangerous associates. Then, when it seemed that things couldn't get any worse, the world goes dark. A devastating EMP strike silences engines, cripples technology, and plunges society into chaos. Trapped thousands of miles from home in a city teetering on the brink, Dan is forced to embrace the Tennessee boy he'd kept buried for most of his adult life.
Now Dan finds himself on a path of unrelenting vengeance. But in a world without rules, where justice is a bullet and every step is a gamble, how far will this unlikely avenger go? And can a cynical ex-cop named Holly Turner convince him there's a life beyond settling scores, even as the city quite literally burns around them?
From Franklin Horton, the bestselling author of The Borrowed World and The Mad Mick series, comes a gripping post-apocalyptic thriller about loyalty, survival, and the dark rebirth of one man’s soul.
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Kidnapped by a sadistic collector who calls them his dolls, Angel and her brother must survive a world where obedience is life and mistakes are fatal.
The Dollhouse
Thriller
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Kidnapped by a sadistic collector who calls them his dolls, Angel and her brother must survive a world where obedience is life and mistakes are fatal. As a desperate father searches for his missing daughter, the clock runs out. 4.3 stars on Amazon and 4.1 on Goodreads for Sara Ennis’s chilling thriller The Dollhouse.
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Alfred collects dolls, but not the kind made of porcelain. His dolls breathe. They scream. And they die if they disobey.
Angel and her brother Bud grew up fending for themselves, but nothing could prepare them for the nightmare of the Dollhouse. Captured by a man who treats cruelty as art, they must play along with his twisted games to stay alive. Every photograph, every command, every moment of hesitation could mean death.
Meanwhile, Peter Baden searches for his missing daughter, unaware she’s one of Alfred’s captives. The clock is ticking, and another child is about to vanish.
Sara Ennis’s The Dollhouse begins The Komorebi Serial Killer Series, a dark psychological thriller of survival, obsession, and unthinkable evil.
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When sixteen-year-old Little Bee escapes Nigeria and crosses paths with British journalist Sarah O’Rourke, their lives become intertwined by tragedy and grace.
Little Bee
Literary Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · People of Color · Psychological Fiction
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When sixteen-year-old Little Bee escapes Nigeria and crosses paths with British journalist Sarah O’Rourke, their lives become intertwined by tragedy and grace. Years later, a knock at the door reunites them and forces both to face the past. Chris Cleave’s Little Bee is a powerful novel of hope, survival, and the courage to begin again.
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On a sunlit beach in Nigeria, two lives collide and are changed forever.
Sixteen-year-old Little Bee has fled a world of unimaginable violence. In England, Sarah O’Rourke lives a life of comfort until one moment of choice binds her fate to the girl she barely knows. When Little Bee arrives at Sarah’s doorstep years later, both women must confront the price of survival and the meaning of compassion.
What follows is a story of hope, humor, and humanity in the face of the unthinkable—a novel that reveals how small acts of courage can bridge worlds.
Chris Cleave’s Little Bee is a deeply moving, unforgettable story about love, loss, and the invisible ties that connect us across continents.
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A teasing wager leads to an unexpected affair between Lady Diana Templeton and the infuriatingly charming Marquess of Willingham.
To Love and to Loathe
Romance · Regency Romance
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A teasing wager leads to an unexpected affair between Lady Diana Templeton and the infuriatingly charming Marquess of Willingham. What begins as a game of pride and pleasure soon turns into something dangerously close to love. 4.0 stars on Amazon and 3.5 on Goodreads for Martha Waters’s To Love and to Loathe, a witty Regency romantic comedy.
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Widowed and witty, Lady Diana Templeton has made an art of sparring with Jeremy, Marquess of Willingham. Their sharp-tongued banter is the talk of every ballroom in London. When a teasing wager turns into an outrageous proposition, neither expects it to lead anywhere but scandal.
Jeremy, stung by a lover’s criticism, proposes a temporary affair in exchange for Diana’s unvarnished opinion. She agrees, seeing the arrangement as both amusement and strategy to win their bet. But at a fortnight-long house party, desire complicates every plan.
Between gossiping guests, meddling relatives, and unexpected tenderness, two longtime adversaries discover that the greatest risk is falling in love.
Martha Waters’s To Love and to Loathe is a sparkling Regency romp praised for its wit, warmth, and irresistible charm.
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In a world overrun by zombies, fifteen-year-old Benny Imura apprentices to his brother, a quiet hunter who kills with mercy instead of rage.
Rot & Ruin
Dystopian · Teen + Young Adult · Post-Apocalyptic
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In a world overrun by zombies, fifteen-year-old Benny Imura apprentices to his brother, a quiet hunter who kills with mercy instead of rage. What he learns beyond the fence will change everything he believes about monsters, family, and himself. Jonathan Maberry’s Rot & Ruin is a powerful, haunting tale of survival and redemption.
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Beyond the fence lies the Rot and Ruin, where the dead don’t rest and the living learn what they’re made of.
In a zombie-ravaged America, fifteen-year-old Benny Imura must choose a job or lose his rations. Reluctantly, he apprentices to his older brother Tom, a quiet man who kills the undead with compassion instead of cruelty. What begins as a boring chore soon becomes a brutal education in survival, honor, and grief.
As Benny ventures deeper into the ruins, he discovers that monsters wear human faces and that heroism is far more complicated than killing the dead.
Jonathan Maberry’s Rot & Ruin is a gripping coming-of-age story set in a world where the line between humanity and horror has all but vanished.
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Dragged back to the faerie court by the prince who once betrayed her, Eleanor must break a deadly curse before it consumes the realm.
The Kingdom Cursed by Iron
Romantasy · Dark Fantasy
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Dragged back to the faerie court by the prince who once betrayed her, Eleanor must break a deadly curse before it consumes the realm. But as her magic grows, so does her desire for the one man she cannot trust. 4.3 stars on Amazon and 4.0 on Goodreads for Zara Storm’s The Kingdom Cursed by Iron.
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Eleanor thought she escaped the faerie court and the prince who betrayed her. But when Queen Evanthe falls under a curse of eternal sleep, the dark Fae Prince Ruskin drags Eleanor back to the realm she swore to forget. Only she has the power to break the spell, though she no longer knows if her magic—or her heart—can be trusted.
The queen’s awakening was meant to restore the kingdom, yet iron now poisons the land and treachery coils through every corner of the court. As Eleanor’s magic deepens, so does her bond with Ruskin, a man whose touch ignites her and whose lies could destroy them both.
Zara Storm’s The Kingdom Cursed by Iron continues The Gold Weaver series with passion, danger, and dark enchantment.
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Best for readers who like MM hockey romance, strong attraction, identity questions, and an athlete-client pairing.
I’m Your Guy
LGBTQIA+ · Romance · Travis' Picks · Gay Romance
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Hockey star Tommaso needs help furnishing his house, but hiring designer Carter quickly turns into an attraction that forces both men to reconsider what they want and what they are willing to risk, with a 4.2-star average from more than 13,600 Goodreads ratings. Best for readers who like MM hockey romance, strong attraction, identity questions, and an athlete-client pairing.
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TOMMASO
The furniture district is my personal hell. I don’t know my ass from an ottoman. But when a hot designer comes to my rescue, I realize my problems are bigger than the house I’m trying to furnish.
A scorching kiss over fabric samples makes me question all my choices. But is it too late to change my entire life to get more of them?
CARTER
I need this gig, but my cocky new client leaves out a couple crucial details:
He doesn’t mention that he's a famous hockey player. And he doesn’t own up to the way he’s always trying to undress me with his dark, broody eyes.
The man throws out more mixed signals than a broken traffic light. I've never been more sexually frustrated in my entire life. I need to back away before I do something stupid, like lose my heart.
Oops. Too late.
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