Uneducated Jackie Jill knows how to play the game, and how to play it well. The previous period of American politics had been dominated by populism—to the economic detriment of millions, as well as damaging the nation’s hegemonic status on the global stage.
Heir of Flame and Shadow returns readers to a desert world of jinn, rings, and fading gods, but this time the story digs its claws deeper into guilt, power, and identity. Mina, marked by red-ringed eyes and past mistakes, is no longer just a runaway Seer. She’s a girl the world wants to weaponize or destroy—and maybe the only one who can stop the Veil between realms from tearing. This sequel trades the discovery feel of book one for a sharper, more emotional journey about owning the darkness you fear most in yourself.
There is nowhere to hide in a small town. Not when everyone knows everybody else. Where gossip and opinions spread untamed, colonising the minds of the people you love, who you once believed loved you back equally.
Jus Breathe by B. Lynn Carter narrates the challenges faced by a Black woman, Dawn, in 1970s New York, as she navigates her identity, family conflicts, trauma, and her search for where she truly belongs.
The Mother is Book three of the Parisian Detective series thriller written by Marcel Marquiè. It was published in 2025. The story centers on Toni Bonnet, a Parisian private detective who investigates the disappearance of Marianne Duchêne, mother of Claudine and Sandrine, the two sisters. Drawn into a web of family tragedy, wartime secrets, and half-buried scandals.
Decades worth of research has culminated in the emergence of a new discipline. One that combines the treatment of mind and body which have long been handled separately by mainstream medical practices.
Blade Rider tells the story of a young female pilot’s determination and relentlessness in fighting gender barriers and defying expectations in a futuristic universe where humans and alien species coexist.
In The Gatekeeper, Martha Cecilia Rivera writes poignant fiction to show the shameful reality that should be unacceptable in the daily life of any society. Firone Monse had everything he wanted, except Almanza. Falling in love late in life was supposed to be his redemption, but what if she didn’t feel the same way? Would he let her go, or turn to darker means?
The Unexpected CEO by Shirin Behzadi shares a remarkable story from a frightened teenager leaving Iran to a determined leader of a billion-dollar company.
Bryan R. Saye’s That Such Men Lived delivers a gripping and human portrayal of survival, loss, and courage set against the brutal backdrop of World War II.
Through Johannes Schmitt’s harrowing journey from Nazi Germany to the battlefronts of Europe, the novel captures both the personal cost of war and the resilience of the human spirit.
