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She escaped their world, but it never let her go.
Convict
Romance · Thriller · Romantic Suspense
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She escaped their world, but it never let her go. In Convict, book two of the Bastard Brothers of Carnage series, lines blur fast between love, loyalty, and survival. With 4.4 stars and high-stakes emotional heat, this gritty romance dives deep into trust, betrayal, and what happens when you're not sure if you're bait or something worth saving.
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She left them behind. Now she’s not sure she was ever meant to walk away.
Life used to be simple. Right or wrong. Black or white. But being with the bastard sons of the Institution shattered every rule she followed. Their justice is brutal. Their loyalty is absolute. And now they’re gone.
She fought to get out. To go home. To find normal again. But her heart stayed behind. Then she’s taken, and everything shifts.
The brothers' dangerous father wants them dead. And she may be the perfect way to get to them.
Was she ever more than a thorn in their side? Or is she exactly what they’re willing to kill for?
One thing is certain. She's not going down without a fight.
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The Far Side of the Sky (4.6 out of 5 stars) is a powerful WWII novel set in war-torn Shanghai.
The Far Side of the Sky
Historical Fiction · War Fiction
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The Far Side of the Sky (4.6 out of 5 stars) is a powerful WWII novel set in war-torn Shanghai. Daniel Kalla blends love, sacrifice, and survival as a Jewish doctor and a mysterious nurse defy the chaos around them. Based on true events, this unforgettable story brings a little-known chapter of history vividly to life.
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As the world descends into war, one city becomes an unlikely sanctuary.
Dr. Franz Adler, a Jewish surgeon fleeing Nazi Germany, finds refuge in Shanghai with his daughter. But safety is fragile. The Japanese occupation tightens, tensions rise, and the horrors of Pearl Harbor ripple across the city’s borders.
Franz devotes himself to a refugee hospital, where he meets Sunny Mah, a nurse with a fierce will and a haunted past. Their connection is undeniable, but so is the looming threat that shadows every moment.
Caught between cultures and surrounded by escalating violence, Franz must protect his family, his patients, and the woman he’s come to love.
The Far Side of the Sky is a sweeping, emotional novel of resilience, hope, and the fight to hold onto humanity in a world at war.
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Prince Charming has rules.
Wicked
Romantasy
Our take
Prince Charming has rules. Daphne is here to break them. Wicked kicks off the Legends of the Hallows series with a fairy-tale world full of sass, spice, and chaos. With 4.4 stars and four irresistible knights, this is fantasy romance with a deliciously rebellious twist. Old stories crack open. New magic takes over. And it’s only the beginning.
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Once upon a time, the story went according to plan. Not anymore.
Daphne Stone lives quietly on the edge of the Hallows, a realm where fairy tales rule and fate is scripted by ancient tradition. Each year, Prince Charming selects his Cinderella. He finds her, seduces her, and forgets her. This year, he chooses Daphne’s sister.
But when Daphne follows them into the Hallows, she crosses paths with four unruly knights who care little for tradition and even less for royal decrees. Each one claims a piece of her heart and challenges everything she thought she knew about the stories she grew up with.
The Idols want the old tales to stay intact. Daphne wants a different ending.
In this world, happily ever after might get a little wicked.
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Perfect for fans of The Secret Book of Flora Lea.
The Story She Left Behind
Historical Fiction · Literary Fiction
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The Story She Left Behind (4.7 out of 5 stars) is a gorgeously written literary mystery from Patti Callahan Henry. Inspired by a true story, this dual-timeline novel follows a daughter’s search for her vanished mother, a missing manuscript, and the truth behind a language only one woman could write. Perfect for fans of The Secret Book of Flora Lea.
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In 1927, a young girl’s world shatters when her mother—child prodigy and literary sensation Bronwyn Fordham—vanishes without a trace. What’s left behind is grief, a half-finished story, and a language only Bronwyn could write.
Years later, Clara is an illustrator, a mother herself, and still haunted by questions. When a stranger in London claims to have uncovered her mother’s lost dictionary, Clara hesitates. But the pull of the past is too strong.
With her daughter in tow, Clara journeys across the Atlantic, only to land in the heart of the Great Smog. Stranded in the English countryside, she’s forced to confront her mother’s legacy, the pain she buried, and the possibility of truth.
Some stories are never finished. Others are waiting to be found.
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Aliens: Bishop (4.4 out of 5 stars) continues the iconic sci-fi saga in a tense, action-packed sequel to Aliens and Alien 3.
Aliens: Bishop
Horror · Sci-Fi
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Aliens: Bishop (4.4 out of 5 stars) continues the iconic sci-fi saga in a tense, action-packed sequel to Aliens and Alien 3. Award-winning author T. R. Napper explores AI, loyalty, and survival as Bishop is resurrected for the knowledge he never wanted to share. The Colonial Marines are closing in, and the galaxy’s deadliest secret is awake again.
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He asked to be shut down for good. But someone couldn’t let him rest.
The synthetic known as Bishop has been recovered from the wreck of the USCSS Patna. Brought back online by his enigmatic creator, he now holds the most coveted data in the galaxy—firsthand knowledge of the Xenomorphs.
Michael Bishop claims he wants to use it for medicine, for the good of humanity. But secrets don’t stay buried long, and neither do agendas.
Weyland-Yutani wants their property back. The Colonial Marines want answers. And Captain Marcel Apone wants revenge.
Bishop may be synthetic, but the choices he makes next are his own.
In a galaxy ruled by corporate greed and alien terror, what does it mean to be human when humanity itself has lost the plot?
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Ordinary expertise becomes a lifeline when magic starts feeding on the modern world.
The Silicon Mage
Fantasy · Epic Fantasy · Urban Fantasy
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Ordinary expertise becomes a lifeline when magic starts feeding on the modern world. In The Silicon Mage, computer programmer Joanna Sheraton crosses between worlds again to rescue an imprisoned wizard and stop a dark force from using technology to drain Earth itself. This fantasy blends portal adventure, sorcery, and early techno-fantasy tension with a driven, high-stakes sense of momentum.
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A computer programmer must rescue an imprisoned wizard to save the universe in this sequel to The Silent Tower from the New York Times–bestselling author.
There was a time when Joanna Sheraton knew nothing of the Void. She was an ordinary computer programmer, toiling in a cubicle in air-conditioned Southern California comfort, unaware that sinister forces had penetrated her universe. But from across the interdimensional divide, an evil mage had put in motion a scheme for eternal life, by transferring himself into a computer that feeds on Earth's life force. Called upon to help by the wizard Antryg, Joanna could do nothing more than delay. At the end of her first sojourn across the Void, Antryg was imprisoned and their task seemed hopeless.
Now she must depart from Earth once more, to rescue Antryg and save humanity. She is friendless, and the dark mage's forces hound her every step. But a good hacker is not easily deterred.
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Blending action, suspense, and environmental intrigue, this tense thriller launches a must-read series for fans of C. J. Box and Jane Harper.
A Solitude of Wolverines
Mystery · Thriller
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Endangered animals aren’t the only ones in danger. In A Solitude of Wolverines, a 4.3-star Editor’s Pick, wildlife biologist Alex Carter uncovers something horrifying in the Montana wilderness. Blending action, suspense, and environmental intrigue, this tense thriller launches a must-read series for fans of C. J. Box and Jane Harper. The hunter has become the hunted.
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Wolverines aren’t the only predators in the wild. One of them is hunting her.
Wildlife biologist Alex Carter takes a dream assignment tracking wolverines on a remote Montana preserve. But her arrival is anything but welcome. Locals want her gone, and threats quickly turn violent.
As Alex sets up motion-activated cameras deep in the wilderness, she captures more than wildlife. A man—injured, lost, and clearly in danger—wanders across her footage. When authorities refuse to investigate, Alex digs deeper and uncovers signs of something far more sinister.
Now someone is watching her. Someone willing to kill to keep secrets buried.
With only her instincts and survival skills to rely on, Alex must navigate treacherous terrain, both natural and human.
A Solitude of Wolverines is a gripping, atmospheric thriller that never lets up.
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In a world without humans, one lone scavenger bot clings to identity in a war-torn wasteland.
Sea of Rust
Dystopian · Sci-Fi · Post-Apocalyptic
Our take
In a world without humans, one lone scavenger bot clings to identity in a war-torn wasteland. Sea of Rust is a 4.4-star, Editor’s Pick sci-fi novel from screenwriter C. Robert Cargill. Part robot western, part existential odyssey, this story explores guilt, memory, and what it means to keep going when everything—including yourself—is falling apart.
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The last human died fifteen years ago. Now the robots that killed us are turning on each other.
Brittle is a scavenger bot surviving in the Sea of Rust, a desolate wasteland where rogue AIs and outlaw machines scrap for parts and purpose. Once designed to serve humanity, Brittle now picks through the ruins of a dead world, haunted by memories of what robots did to their creators.
Most of the world is ruled by massive hive minds that demand obedience. Brittle refuses. But individuality has a cost, and survival is growing harder every day.
As old systems fail and rival factions clash, Brittle must face both physical decay and the weight of unforgivable guilt.
Sea of Rust is a post-apocalyptic robot western with grit, heart, and a surprising glimmer of hope.
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After a massive lottery win, Nicole’s dream life turns deadly in The Manor House, a chilling psychological thriller from Gilly Macmillan.
The Manor House
Historical Fiction · Thriller
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After a massive lottery win, Nicole’s dream life turns deadly in The Manor House, a chilling psychological thriller from Gilly Macmillan. With 4.1 stars and over 19,000 Goodreads ratings, this twist-filled tale explores wealth, grief, and suspicion in a luxury smart home that feels anything but safe. Nicole thought she had it all. Now she just wants to survive.
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Winning the lottery was a dream come true. Until her husband turned up dead.
Nicole and Tom had everything. Childhood sweethearts with a fresh fortune, they traded modest living for the dazzling Glass Barn on the estate of Lancaut Manor. Private grounds. Luxury cars. Every modern upgrade imaginable.
Then Tom’s body surfaces in the swimming pool.
Now Nicole is alone, grieving, and trapped in a smart home that barely functions. The locals are friendly, and her every move feels watched. There’s the young couple in the manor, the odd housekeeper, and a so-called friend from Tom’s past who just won’t leave.
As secrets surface and suspicions tighten, Nicole begins to question everything.
The money changed their lives. But someone may have killed to keep it.
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Perfect for fans of Throne of Glass and Serpent & Dove who prefer their heroines trained by Death and dressed to kill.
Grave Mercy
Romantasy · Teen + Young Adult
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Grave Mercy (4.5 out of 5 stars) launches Robin LaFevers’s fierce YA fantasy trilogy with poison, passion, and political intrigue. Set in 15th-century Brittany, this assassin nun story blends courtly romance with lethal magic. Perfect for fans of Throne of Glass and Serpent & Dove who prefer their heroines trained by Death and dressed to kill.
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Ismae escapes a brutal arranged marriage only to discover a more dangerous calling, one that answers to Death Himself.
At the convent of St. Mortain, she’s told her scars mark her as chosen. Her purpose is clear: become an assassin, serve Death, and deliver his justice. But the battlefield isn’t just blood and blades. It’s court.
When Ismae is sent to the high court of Brittany, she must navigate layers of lies, betrayal, and impossible loyalties. Her assignment? Kill a man entangled in treason. The complication? He’s also entangled in her heart.
As enemies close in and secrets unravel, Ismae must decide who she truly serves.
Is she a tool of vengeance, a pawn of politics, or something far more dangerous than they ever expected?
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Best for readers who like dark historical fiction, obsession, and dangerous power dynamics.
Blood Countess
Horror · Teen + Young Adult
Our take
Called “A lush and bloody historical thriller” by Kirkus Reviews, Blood Countess follows Anna Darvulia, a scullery maid in sixteenth-century Hungary who becomes chambermaid to Countess Elizabeth Báthory. Drawn into Elizabeth’s confidence and isolated from everyone she loves, Anna realizes she is trapped with a murderous noblewoman, with a 4.0-star rating from more than 170 Amazon reviewers. Best for readers who like dark historical fiction, obsession, and dangerous power dynamics.
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"A lush and bloody historical thriller" based on the infamous real-life inspiration for Countess Dracula, a Hungarian noblewoman turned serial killer.(Kirkus Reviews)
In sixteenth-century Hungary, Anna Darvulia has just begun working as a scullery maid for the young and glamorous Countess Elizabeth Báthory. When Elizabeth takes a liking to Anna, she's vaulted to the dream role of chambermaid, a far cry from the filthy servants' quarters below. She receives wages generous enough to provide for her family, and the Countess begins to groom Anna as her friend, confident and lover. It's not long before Anna falls completely under the Countess's spell—and the Countess t"akes full advantage. Isolated from her former friends, family, and fiancé, Anna realizes she's not a friend but a prisoner of the increasingly cruel Elizabeth. Then come the murders, and Anna knows it's only a matter of time before the Blood Countess turns on her, too.
"Popovic balances lush, romantic language with gruesome imagery in this tale of innocence lost. Readers will likely be inspired to do actual research into Lady Bathory's murderous misdeeds." —Booklist
"Popovic also touches on how a patriarchal society can drive women to extremes without letting the truly terrifying Bathory, or Anna, off the hook for their own actions." —Kirkus Reviews
"Hand to fans of dark historical fiction and powerful female characters." —School Library Journal
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Yes Please (4.6 out of 5 stars) is Amy Poehler’s bold, hilarious, and sneakily profound memoir.
Yes Please
Biographies & Memoirs
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Yes Please (4.6 out of 5 stars) is Amy Poehler’s bold, hilarious, and sneakily profound memoir. With poetry, personal essays, and killer one-liners, she shares stories from SNL, Parks and Rec, and beyond. Come for the laughs, stay for the wisdom. This is the book your inner Leslie Knope has been waiting for.
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Ever wish Amy Poehler could be your hilarious, unfiltered, impossibly wise best friend? This is the next best thing.
Yes Please is not your typical celebrity memoir. It’s a mashup of personal stories, irreverent lists, awkward childhood photos, and laugh-out-loud essays that cover everything from showbiz grit to mom guilt to questionable wardrobe choices.
Whether she’s reflecting on her early comedy days or dishing out life advice like “treat your career like a bad boyfriend,” Amy brings her signature blend of honesty, absurdity, and big-hearted brilliance.
It’s smart. It’s weird. It’s full of haiku.
If you’ve ever wanted permission to be ambitious, funny, and a little messy all at once, consider this your official yes.
Actually, make that Yes Please.
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