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Heroes Die
Matthew Woodring Stover
Post-Apocalyptic · Fantasy
Matthew Woodring Stover’s Heroes Die (4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon) blends epic fantasy and gritty sci-fi.

Heroes Die
Matthew Woodring Stover
Post-Apocalyptic · Fantasy · Grim Dark
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Matthew Woodring Stover’s Heroes Die (4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon) blends epic fantasy and gritty sci-fi. Superstar assassin Hari Michaelson—known in another world as the Blade of Tyshalle—breaks the rules to search for his missing wife. His quest pits him against the deadliest powers of two worlds in a game where only one can survive.
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In the land of Ankhana, Caine is the Blade of Tyshalle—unstoppable, feared, and unmatched in the art of killing. On Earth, he is Hari Michaelson, a superstar assassin whose violent exploits are broadcast to billions. Bound by a rigid caste system, he kills for the entertainment of a world that keeps him firmly in chains.
When his estranged wife, Pallas Rill, vanishes in Ankhana’s slums, Hari breaks every rule to find her. The search thrusts him into a deadly contest with the most ruthless rulers of two worlds, where betrayal waits behind every door.
In Heroes Die, Matthew Woodring Stover delivers a brutal, high-stakes fusion of epic fantasy and hard-hitting science fiction where survival demands skill, cunning, and a willingness to kill anyone who stands in the way.
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Nero
Conn Iggulden
Historical Fiction
Conn Iggulden’s Nero (4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon) begins a powerful trilogy of political intrigue and ambition in ancient Rome.

Nero
Conn Iggulden
Historical Fiction
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Conn Iggulden’s Nero (4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon) begins a powerful trilogy of political intrigue and ambition in ancient Rome. As Emperor Tiberius’s reign wanes, Agrippina fights to protect and shape her young son into the man who will command an empire. Survival demands cunning, courage, and the will to outplay Rome’s most dangerous players.
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In the brutal world of imperial Rome, survival is a game of strategy, ambition, and blood. Agrippina, granddaughter of Augustus, knows this all too well. Her imperial lineage is as dangerous as it is prestigious—one wrong move could mean exile, execution, or the loss of her infant son, Nero.
As Emperor Tiberius’s paranoia grows and his reign inches toward its end, Agrippina’s exiled brother Caligula stands next in line, bringing her closer to the center of power. But every step forward means facing ruthless senators, scheming rivals, and silver-tongued pretenders who will stop at nothing to rise.
Conn Iggulden’s Nero launches a gripping new trilogy about the rise of Rome’s most notorious emperor, and the mother who would stop at nothing to shape his destiny.
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The Last Ballad
Wiley Cash
Literary Fiction · Historical Literary Fiction
Wiley Cash’s The Last Ballad (4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon) is an award-winning, lyrical novel inspired by true events.

The Last Ballad
Wiley Cash
Literary Fiction · Historical Literary Fiction
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Wiley Cash’s The Last Ballad (4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon) is an award-winning, lyrical novel inspired by true events. In 1929 North Carolina, mill worker Ella May Wiggins risks everything to join the labor movement, defying injustice and facing dangerous opposition. A moving portrait of courage and sacrifice in the fight for workers’ rights.
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In 1929 North Carolina, Ella May Wiggins works grueling night shifts at American Mill No. 2, earning nine dollars a week to support her four children after her husband abandons them. Alongside African American co-workers, she endures dangerous conditions and a community that judges her for demanding fair pay.
When union organizers promise a better future, Ella May sees a glimmer of hope. But the mill owners, backed by powerful allies, are determined to crush the movement, even through violence. On the night of a major rally, she makes a choice that will change her life—and her family’s—forever.
Inspired by true events, The Last Ballad is a haunting, lyrical portrait of courage, sacrifice, and the forgotten heroes of America’s labor movement.
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Selected by the Dragon Alien
Ella Blake
Romance · Sci-Fi
Ella Blake’s Selected by the Dragon Alien (4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon) is a sizzling sci-fi romance of forbidden love and rebellion.

Selected by the Dragon Alien
Ella Blake
Romance · Sci-Fi · First Contact
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Ella Blake’s Selected by the Dragon Alien (4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon) is a sizzling sci-fi romance of forbidden love and rebellion. When Turi is taken to the fortress of a powerful zaruxian overseer, passion sparks and dangerous secrets emerge. Together, they must decide whether love is worth defying the Axis itself.
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Turi has always known she would be bonded to a mate she had never met, but life in Settlement 112-1 leaves little room for dreams. When an abduction goes wrong, she ends up in the fortress of Ellion, the powerful zaruxian overseer of her people.
Ellion has ruled the terian settlements for centuries, with no memory of his life before. Saving Turi from raiders shatters his carefully ordered world, awakening feelings he has never allowed himself to explore. As their connection deepens, long-buried memories begin to resurface.
Together, they uncover dark truths about the Axis, the entity controlling their world. Choosing love could cost them everything, but surrendering to the Axis might mean losing themselves entirely.
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Chains of Honor: The Complete Series
Lindsay Buroker
Fantasy · Teen + Young Adult
Best for readers who like heroic fantasy, underdogs, humor, quests, and unconventional companions.

Chains of Honor: The Complete Series
Lindsay Buroker
Fantasy · Teen + Young Adult · Epic Fantasy
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After failing to enter his nation’s prestigious wizarding school, Yanko Whitefox is forced to set aside dreams of restoring his family’s honor when war breaks out and his home is attacked. With unlikely allies and fledgling magic, he takes on a quest to stop the conflict and bring peace to his nation, with a 4.7-star rating from more than 1,100 Amazon reviewers. Best for readers who like heroic fantasy, underdogs, humor, quests, and unconventional companions.
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After failing the test to gain entrance to the nation’s prestigious wizarding school, Yanko Whitefox worries he’ll never be able to regain his family’s lost honor.
Then war breaks out, his home is targeted, and survival becomes more of a concern than accolades.
With his family scattered, Yanko’s only allies are a politically incorrect parrot, a sarcastic sculptor, and a gifted warrior who may be an enemy spy.
Determined to stop the war and bring peace to his nation, Yanko must undertake a quest that will put his fledgling power to the ultimate test. If he fails, he’ll lose much more than honor.
For fans of underdogs, humor, and heroic fantasy, this bundle includes three prequel novellas and all four novels in the Chains of Honor series.
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Hostage in Havana
Noel Hynd
Mystery · Thriller
Perfect for fans of John le Carré and David Baldacci who love fast-paced, politically charged thrillers.

Hostage in Havana
Noel Hynd
Mystery · Thriller · Political Thriller
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With 4.2 out of 5 stars, Noel Hynd’s Hostage in Havana launches a gripping trilogy of espionage and danger in Cuba’s capital. U.S. Treasury Agent Alexandra LaDuca faces assassins, shifting loyalties, and forbidden romance on an unsanctioned mission. Perfect for fans of John le Carré and David Baldacci who love fast-paced, politically charged thrillers.
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U.S. Treasury Agent Alexandra LaDuca has no official orders and no backup when she leaves Manhattan for an illegal mission in Havana. Her partner on the ground is Paul Guarneri, a Cuban-born exile whose charm is matched only by his knack for operating in the grayest corners of the law.
In a city of faded glamour and simmering political tension, Alex must evade Cuban police, pro-Castro security forces, and an assassin who has followed her from New York. As bullets fly, loyalties shift—friends become enemies, and enemies turn into uneasy allies.
Still mourning the loss of her fiancé, Alex must navigate the dangerous intersections of faith, love, and espionage in a mission where one wrong move could be her last.
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Devil’s Chew Toy
Rob Osler
Mystery · LGBTQIA+
Twists, humor, and heart power this smart debut perfect for fans of T.J. Klune and Becky Albertalli.

Devil’s Chew Toy
Rob Osler
Mystery · LGBTQIA+ · Cozy Mystery
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Rob Osler’s award-nominated Devil’s Chew Toy (4.4 out of 5 stars on Amazon) is a hilarious, big-hearted LGBTQ+ mystery. A blogger, two determined lesbians, and a bull terrier team up to find a missing go-go boy. Twists, humor, and heart power this smart debut perfect for fans of T.J. Klune and Becky Albertalli.
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Seattle teacher and unlucky-in-love blogger Hayden McCall wakes up with a black eye, no memory of the night before, and the police at his door. His new crush, go-go dancer Camilo Rodriguez, is missing, and foul play is suspected.
Determined to help, Hayden teams up with Camilo’s fiercely loyal friends Hollister and Burley, and a feisty bull terrier. The trio learns Camilo is a “Dreamer” whose family has been torn apart, and they are convinced the cops will not take his disappearance seriously.
From a suspicious pet store owner to a suddenly wealthy ex-boyfriend, the trail leads to a dangerous scheme and an estate on a remote island.
Part heart, part humor, part high-stakes mystery, Devil’s Chew Toy is a fast-paced LGBTQ+ whodunit with bite.
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In the House in the Dark of the Woods
Laird Hunt
Horror · Historical Literary Fiction
A woman vanishes into the colonial woods and the line between escape and enchantment begins to blur.

In the House in the Dark of the Woods
Laird Hunt
Horror · Historical Literary Fiction
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A woman vanishes into the colonial woods and the line between escape and enchantment begins to blur. In In the House in the Dark of the Woods, a Puritan wife wanders deeper into a forest filled with strange encounters and unsettling transformations. As memory, guilt, and folklore intertwine, this lyrical psychological horror traces a haunting journey through witchcraft, identity, and the darker impulses hiding beneath faith and obedience.
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The eerie, disturbing story of one of our perennial fascinations -- witchcraft in colonial America -- wrapped up in a lyrical novel of psychological suspense.
"Once upon a time there was and there wasn't a woman who went to the woods." In this horror story set in colonial New England, a law-abiding Puritan woman goes missing. Or perhaps she has fled or abandoned her family. Or perhaps she's been kidnapped, and set loose to wander in the dense woods of the north. Alone and possibly lost, she meets another woman in the forest. Then everything changes.
On a journey that will take her through dark woods full of almost-human wolves, through a deep well wet with the screams of men, and on a living ship made of human bones, our heroine may find that the evil she flees has been inside her all along.
In the House in the Dark of the Woods is a novel of psychological horror and suspense told in Laird Hunt's characteristically lyrical prose style. It is the story of a bewitching, a betrayal, a master huntress and her quarry. It is a story of anger, of evil, of hatred and of redemption. It is the story of a haunting, a story that makes up the bedrock of American mythology, told in a vivid way you will never forget.
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The Do-Over
Sharon M. Peterson
Romance · RomCom
Perfect for fans of The Love Hypothesis and The Unhoneymooners, it’s a feel-good, swoony comedy of fake dating, family chaos, and second chances.

The Do-Over
Sharon M. Peterson
Romance · RomCom
Our take
With 4.4 out of 5 stars, Sharon M. Peterson’s The Do-Over is a laugh-out-loud rom-com about a woman faking a relationship with her hot next-door neighbor to dodge her meddling mom. Perfect for fans of The Love Hypothesis and The Unhoneymooners, it’s a feel-good, swoony comedy of fake dating, family chaos, and second chances.
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“Look, you’re a nice girl but I don’t think we should see each other anymore.” The voicemail ends and I freeze in the dentist’s chair as I realize… I’ve just been dumped on live radio.
It took the most humiliating break-up for me to see that my life is in serious need of a do-over. Cue my anti New Year’s resolutions that even I can’t fail at:
- Stop dating. (Men are the worst.)
- Stop trying to lose weight. (I’m never giving up chocolate.)
- Stop working so hard. (Selling mortgages is not my dream career.)
- Stop trying to live up to unrealistic expectations. (Start living my best life.)
- Stop trying to please my mother. (It’s not possible.)
But it turns out number five is harder than I thought, as she begins her campaign to get me back with my ex. So, what’s the perfect solution to keep her out of my love life? An imaginary boyfriend—at least he was supposed to be imaginary until I blurted out my neighbor’s name…
Nate, the bad boy next door with gorgeous hazel eyes, a razor-sharp jawline and a mysterious scar, might be hot, but he’s definitely not my boyfriend. Now all I need to do is stick to my resolutions while also keeping my interfering family away from my non-existent lover who has no idea that we’re fake dating. What could possibly go wrong?
A completely addictive, feel-good rom-com perfect for fans of TikTok sensations The Love Hypothesis, The Unhoneymooners, and Sarah Adams. An absolutely hilarious page-turner for anyone who feels they need to start living life to the fullest.
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Until the World Falls Down
Jordan Lynde
Romantasy · Dark Fantasy
A desperate wish for love becomes a trap inside a castle ruled by temptation, time, and a labyrinth that refuses to let the heart leave unchanged.

Until the World Falls Down
Jordan Lynde
Romantasy · Dark Fantasy
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A desperate wish for love becomes a trap inside a castle ruled by temptation, time, and a labyrinth that refuses to let the heart leave unchanged. In Until the World Falls Down, Nell must escape an immortal’s deadly bargain while confronting betrayal, desire, and the parts of herself she can no longer avoid. Dark fantasy romance, cursed attraction, and emotional reckoning drive the story.
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Labyrinth meets Beauty and the Beast in this spellbinding, sexy romantasy debut about a woman with a broken heart, the seductive immortal who imprisons her, the magical labyrinth that may be her salvation, and the dangerous attraction that could destroy them both.
Her freedom or her heart…in forty-eight hours, she'll lose one forever
When a brutal betrayal leaves Nell heartbroken and alone, she makes a desperate wish for love, recklessly offering anything in exchange.
Her plea is heard by Enver, an immortal as wicked as he is beautiful. He sweeps Nell away to his castle that seems to exist out of time and presents her with a bargain: escape his labyrinth within forty-eight hours or surrender to eternity as his lover.
Nell vows to conquer the labyrinth, despite the dangerous attraction she feels for its monstrous ruler. But every stolen moment with him leaves her craving more. And every step deeper into the castle reveals hidden truths about herself…and the curse that holds Enver captive.
Torn between her desire for love and the dark being incapable of loving her, Nell faces an impossible choice. And her time is running out.
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Labyrinth
Kate Mosse
Thriller · Mystery
Perfect for fans of historical thrillers, grail quests, and richly atmospheric fiction.

Labyrinth
Kate Mosse
Thriller · Mystery
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With 4.1 out of 5 stars, Kate Mosse’s Labyrinth weaves a gripping dual-timeline tale of the true Grail’s secret. In 2005, an archaeologist’s cave discovery collides with a 13th-century woman’s desperate quest to protect a priceless mystery from a brutal crusade. Perfect for fans of historical thrillers, grail quests, and richly atmospheric fiction.
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In 2005, deep in the Pyrenees near Carcassonne, volunteer archaeologist Alice stumbles into a hidden cave. Inside are two skeletons, strange wall inscriptions, and the symbol of a labyrinth, a discovery that will change her life.
Eight centuries earlier, in the same mountains, young Alais is entrusted by her father with a ring and a mysterious book. The book holds the secret of the true Grail, and the ring marks her as one of its guardians. As the crusading armies advance on Carcassonne, Alais must risk everything to protect the Grail’s secret.
Across time, two women are bound by a legacy of danger, sacrifice, and a mystery powerful enough to alter history. Some secrets refuse to stay buried, no matter how deep the labyrinth.
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The Eight
Katherine Neville
Thriller
Perfect for fans of The Da Vinci Code and epic, globe-trotting conspiracies.

The Eight
Katherine Neville
Thriller
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With 4.3 out of 5 stars, Katherine Neville’s The Eight is an international bestseller that blends history, mystery, and adventure. Across centuries, two women are drawn into a deadly quest to reunite a legendary chess set whose power could topple empires. Perfect for fans of The Da Vinci Code and epic, globe-trotting conspiracies.
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In 1790, as the French Revolution tears Paris apart, a bejeweled chess set once owned by Charlemagne is unearthed from a Pyrenees abbey. Legend says that when the pieces are reunited, the set will unleash a power capable of toppling civilizations. To protect it, two young nuns scatter the pieces across the globe, launching a perilous quest from France to Russia, Egypt, and the Sahara.
Two centuries later, computer expert Catherine Velis travels to Algeria for work and finds herself caught in the same deadly “Game.” The hunt for the chess set’s pieces is still underway, and the players are as ruthless as ever.
From Parisian streets to desert sands, The Eight is a gripping blend of history, mystery, and high-stakes adventure.
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