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With 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon, it’s perfect for fans of morally gray magic.
Dark Tidings
Fantasy · Dark Fantasy · Epic Fantasy · Fantasy Adventure · Sword and Sorcery
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Ryan O’Neill’s Dark Tidings is a standout dark fantasy where assassins, demons, and necromancy collide. Featuring Chael, a reluctant hero with an undead wolf companion, this tale of power and redemption has been praised for its “intricate plot and well-developed characters” (OnlineBookClub). With 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon, it’s perfect for fans of morally gray magic.
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Chael was forged in shadows, abandoned as a child, enslaved, and trained to kill. Whispers call him the Darkborn, a vessel of ultimate evil. But he refuses to be anyone’s weapon. With his undead wolf, Michik, at his side, Chael hides deep within the Western Forest, hoping his bloody past will never find him.
Fate has other plans. Demons rise again, old masters stir, and zealous cultists hunt for the Darkborn’s power. When messengers arrive bearing news of a friend long thought dead, Chael must choose: step into the world that fears and despises him, or let darkness consume it.
Every path leads to war, and Chael’s decision could either damn humanity or save it. The question is, who truly controls the dark?
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Perfect for fans of heartfelt queer romance.
The Lucky List
Teen + Young Adult · LGBTQIA+ · Lesbian Romance
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From Rachael Lippincott, coauthor of Five Feet Apart, comes The Lucky List, a heartfelt YA romance about grief, love, and self-discovery. Hailed as “truly charming” (Kirkus Reviews) and rated 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon, this tender novel follows a girl, a bucket list, and an unforgettable summer that changes everything. Perfect for fans of heartfelt queer romance.
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Emily Mitchell’s life used to be full of luck—at least when her mom was alive. Three years after her mother’s death, Emily feels untethered: her boyfriend is gone, her best friend is away, and her dad is selling the only home she’s ever known. The only thing left is a lucky quarter and a hole where her heart used to be.
Then she finds it—her mom’s senior-year summer bucket list. With Blake, the bold, magnetic new girl in town, Emily begins tackling the list one challenge at a time. Each adventure brings her closer to the memory of her mom, and closer to Blake in ways she never expected.
But as the summer winds down, Emily must face her hardest truth: is she ready to risk her heart again?
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After the destruction of her home in Warsaw, Anna Kowalski joins the Polish Resistance and risks everything to smuggle children out of the ghetto to safety.
The Resistance Daughter
World War 2 · Historical Fiction · War Fiction
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After the destruction of her home in Warsaw, Anna Kowalski joins the Polish Resistance and risks everything to smuggle children out of the ghetto to safety. The Resistance Daughter follows her through impossible choices, brutal captivity, and a fight to survive that refuses to let hope die completely. Based on true stories, it’s an emotional WWII novel that leans into courage, sacrifice, and love tested under the worst conditions imaginable.
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Inspired by true stories of WWII, don't miss this emotional and poignant historical novel debut of courage against all odds, perfect for fans of Anna Stuart and Soraya M Lane.
Poland, 1942. After witnessing the destruction of her hometown in Warsaw, Anna Kowalski joins the Polish Resistance. She is tasked with smuggling as many children as possible out of the Warsaw Ghetto through the sewers and relocating them to safety.
Through her work, Anna meets Johnnie Nowak, an RAF pilot who had managed to escape from a prisoner of war camp. He's not safe in Warsaw, so Anna leads him out of the city to protect him...
But suddenly Anna is caught by the SS and sent to Ravensbrück concentration camp where she is surrounded by even more horror and despair. A female guard, known as The Beast, is renowned for her violence and aggression towards her prisoners, and she's set her sights on Anna.
When Anna is relocated to a different camp, she finds herself reunited with Johnnie Nowak, the pilot she had saved. Desperate to escape, the two of them devise a plan that, if caught, could mean a fate far worse than death.
Will Anna and Johnnie finally find freedom, and survive the war together?
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Simone van der Vlugt’s Midnight Blue is a European bestseller set in Holland’s Golden Age, perfect for fans of The Miniaturist and Girl with a Pearl Earring.
Midnight Blue
Literary Fiction · Historical Literary Fiction
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Simone van der Vlugt’s Midnight Blue is a European bestseller set in Holland’s Golden Age, perfect for fans of The Miniaturist and Girl with a Pearl Earring. With 4.2 out of 5 stars on Amazon, this richly atmospheric tale follows a widowed woman whose hidden talent as a painter leads her to Delft where art, danger, and independence collide.
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Amsterdam, 1654. Newly widowed at twenty-five, Catrin flees her small village, desperate for a fresh start. She finds work as a housekeeper for a wealthy merchant family—and accidentally discovers her own extraordinary gift. When Rembrandt himself recognizes her talent, Catrin dares to dream of a life defined not by loss, but by art.
But secrets don’t stay buried. When a figure from her past threatens her fragile new beginning, she escapes to Delft, where her designs on blue-and-white pottery spark a revolution that will make Delftware famous across Europe.
Still, tragedy shadows her steps, forcing Catrin to choose between survival and the independence she’s fought so hard to claim. In a gilded age of art and ambition, how much will freedom cost?
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Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon, it’s a gripping read for fans of Nelson DeMille.
Extraordinary Rendition
Mystery · Political Thriller
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Paul Batista’s Extraordinary Rendition is a pulse-pounding legal thriller tackling terrorism, corruption, and torture. A USA Today bestselling author, Batista delivers high-stakes courtroom drama where one client’s secrets could either dismantle or fuel the world’s deadliest terror networks. Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon, it’s a gripping read for fans of Nelson DeMille.
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Ali Hussein, accused terrorist and alleged Al Qaeda financier, has spent years in Guantanamo. When he’s finally brought to the U.S. for trial, the case shocks the nation—and Byron Carlos Johnson, a star defense attorney, shocks everyone further by taking it. For Johnson, it’s about principle: defending a man tortured under the guise of “justice.”
But principles come with a price. Hussein holds secrets about global financial networks that could cripple terror organizations—or keep them funded indefinitely. That knowledge makes him a target for both international terrorists and shadowy U.S. intelligence operatives who’d rather see him silenced.
Caught between two ruthless enemies, Johnson risks more than his career. The closer he gets to the truth, the higher the cost climbs. Will he survive it?
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Perfect for fans of bold, socially charged speculative fiction.
The Jagged Orbit
Dystopian · Sci-Fi · Cyberpunk
Our take
With 4.1 out of 5 stars, John Brunner’s The Jagged Orbit is a Nebula Award finalist from the author of Stand on Zanzibar. A satirical, chilling portrait of a future ravaged by corruption, surveillance, and violence, it’s a classic of dystopian science fiction that feels eerily relevant today. Perfect for fans of bold, socially charged speculative fiction.
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Technology was meant to liberate mankind. Instead, it has shackled society in chains of surveillance, addiction, and violence. In John Brunner’s The Jagged Orbit, a Nebula Award finalist, the future is collapsing under the weight of corruption, drug abuse, and the ruthless control of those deemed “insane.”
From high-level government conspiracies to the crumbling streets below, Brunner’s near-future world is one of chaos, cruelty, and absurdity so sharp it cuts, so real it feels inevitable. Told with his signature mix of biting satire, chilling plausibility, and relentless imagination, this novel confronts the terrifying consequences of unchecked power.
Written at the height of Brunner’s vision, The Jagged Orbit is as disturbing today as when it was first published. The question is whether we can avoid living it.
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Perfect for fans of Mark Greaney and James Rollins.
Into the Gray Zone
Thriller · Political Thriller
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With 4.5 out of 5 stars, Brad Taylor’s Into the Gray Zone is a New York Times bestseller packed with relentless action and high-stakes intrigue. When Pike Logan uncovers a proxy war destabilizing India, his Taskforce must race from Delhi to Goa to the Taj Mahal to stop a catastrophic plot. Perfect for fans of Mark Greaney and James Rollins.
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Pike Logan never mistakes chaos for coincidence. While conducting a routine security assessment in India, he intercepts an attack on a meeting between the CIA and Indian intelligence. Officials dismiss it as terrorism, but Pike knows better. Something larger is unfolding. A gray zone conflict where enemies wage proxy wars through mercenaries and extremist groups.
When the Taj Mahal becomes the next target and a lavish wedding erupts into slaughter and kidnapping, Pike and his Taskforce team are thrust into a race against time. What begins in Old Delhi’s markets escalates to the luxury resorts of Goa and the shadowy halls of global power.
To save the hostages and prevent global destabilization, Pike must stop a plot that blurs every line between war and peace.
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Perfect for fans of passion, intrigue, and redemption.
Fifty Shades as Told by Christian Trilogy
Romance
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With 4.6 out of 5 stars and over 165 million copies sold worldwide, E L James’s Fifty Shades as Told by Christian Trilogy brings readers Christian Grey’s side of the bestselling phenomenon. This box set includes Grey, Darker, and Freed—the explosive love story retold with raw intensity and irresistible allure. Perfect for fans of passion, intrigue, and redemption.
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Christian Grey has built his life on control. Everything is ordered, precise, and empty, until Anastasia Steele walks into his office and topples his carefully constructed world. Shy, unworldly, and unlike anyone he has ever known, Ana sees past the wealth and power to the wounded man beneath.
Through Christian’s eyes, readers experience the storm of desire, obsession, and vulnerability that rewrites both their lives. From their first encounter to their fiercest trials, Grey, Darker, and Freed reveal the passion and pain behind his side of the love story that captivated millions.
With over 165 million copies sold worldwide, E L James’s iconic series is reimagined through the man who started it all. Some stories are unforgettable. This one is unputdownable.
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Sir Roger Moore’s My Word is My Bond is as witty and charming as the man himself.
My Word is My Bond
Biographies & Memoirs
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Sir Roger Moore’s My Word is My Bond is as witty and charming as the man himself. The longest-serving James Bond delivers tales from Hollywood’s golden years, star-studded friendships, and behind-the-scenes Bond secrets. With a 4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon, this candid memoir is a delightful cocktail of glamour, humor, and irresistible charm.
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He was the suavest spy on screen, but Roger Moore knew how to laugh at himself—and in My Word is My Bond, he lets readers in on the joke. Best known as James Bond, Moore played 007 longer than anyone else, bringing wit, charm, and a raised eyebrow that could disarm villains faster than a Walther PPK.
But his life went far beyond the tux. From The Saint and Maverick to Hollywood studios, European stages, and exotic film sets, Moore rubbed elbows with legends like Cary Grant, Elizabeth Taylor, and Jane Seymour. His stories—equal parts cheeky, candid, and outrageous—capture an era of glamour and grit.
Unfiltered, hilarious, and endlessly charming, Moore proves his greatest role was simply being Roger. The real question: shaken or stirred?
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Shortlisted for the Baileys Women’s Prize, Imogen Hermes Gowar’s The Mermaid and Mrs.
The Mermaid and Mrs. Hancock
Literary Fiction · Historical Literary Fiction · Magical Realism
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Shortlisted for the Baileys Women’s Prize, Imogen Hermes Gowar’s The Mermaid and Mrs. Hancock is a spellbinding debut of obsession, wit, and wonder. With a 4.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon and named a People Best Book of the Fall, this bawdy, magical tale of an 18th-century merchant and a courtesan shimmers with intrigue and unforgettable allure.
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In 1785 London, merchant Jonah Hancock receives news no businessman expects: his ship has been sold for a mermaid. What arrives is no shimmering beauty but a grotesque, shriveled creature with claws, teeth, and the body of a fish. Yet curiosity proves more valuable than cargo, and soon Jonah’s fortune rises as all of London clamors to see the marvel.
His newfound fame carries him from grimy docks to glittering parlors, where he meets Angelica Neal—a dazzling courtesan with ambitions as sharp as her beauty. Their fates intertwine in a dangerous dance of desire, power, and peril.
But obsession carries a price, and the line between wonder and ruin blurs quickly. What will Jonah and Angelica sacrifice in pursuit of the extraordinary?
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Louise D. Gornall’s Under Rose-Tainted Skies is a heartfelt YA novel praised as “poignant, infused with humor” (School Library Journal).
Under Rose-Tainted Skies
Teen + Young Adult
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Louise D. Gornall’s Under Rose-Tainted Skies is a heartfelt YA novel praised as “poignant, infused with humor” (School Library Journal). With a 4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon, this moving romance follows Norah, a teen battling agoraphobia and OCD, whose world shifts when she meets her charming new neighbor. Honest, witty, and unforgettable—this is contemporary YA at its best.
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Norah Dean’s world ends at her front door. At seventeen, agoraphobia and OCD have stolen her freedom, leaving her to watch life from behind glass. She’s learned to cope—sort of—until one humiliating moment changes everything. While fishing for groceries with a stick, she meets Luke, the new boy next door who is far too kind, too patient, and far too curious about the girl who won’t step outside.
As Luke gently pushes past her defenses, Norah is caught between fear and hope. She wants to believe she’s more than her illness, but what if he deserves someone better—someone not broken?
With humor, heartbreak, and raw honesty, Norah’s story asks the hardest question of all: can love really find its way in?
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A small town closes ranks when a familiar crime resurfaces after decades of silence.
The Killing Plains
Mystery · Police Procedural
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A small town closes ranks when a familiar crime resurfaces after decades of silence. The Killing Plains follows Detective Colly Newland as she reopens a murder that implicates her own family and challenges everything the town believes it knows. As buried secrets surface and threats escalate, this is a slow-burning crime novel driven by community complicity, inherited guilt, and the danger of uncovering the truth.
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From the winner of the CWA’s Debut Dagger Award.
Two victims. Twenty years apart. One elusive killer.
Crescent Bluff, West Texas. Everybody knows everybody. And everybody has a secret.
When a boy is found dead with the skin of a hare’s head in his hand, everyone knows who killed him—Willis Newland, just released from prison after serving twenty years for an identical murder.
But what if everyone’s wrong?
Detective Colly Newland reluctantly agrees to investigate a case that seems to involve the whole town, including her dead husband’s extended family. But the deeper she digs, the more secrets she unearths. And as threats against her escalate, Colly realizes someone is willing to kill to keep theirs…
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