Vendetta: Legend of the Iron Warrior Vol. 3 by T.V. Holiday is a dark superhero story that pushes its hero into one of his most personal battles yet. This volume does not only test Travis Holiday’s strength as the Iron Warrior, but also his faith, reputation, relationships, and sense of identity.
Sitting behind your desk at an office, where every day feels much the same as the one before, slaving away at meaningless tasks, always so repetitive; have you ever once let your mind plummet into the darkness? Of what could happen if you rewrote the rules for yourself? Took advantage of a system that is built upon doing the exact same to you, without consequence? This is a story of a calculated descent into the world of corporate crime. A fraudulent lifestyle is easier to adopt than it is to escape. Not everyone will make it out alive.
The notes of music released into the world born from instinct alone constructs the common theme that resonates in each of the ten short stories contained within this book.
At Death’s Door by Allen Rebot is a horror fiction novel that will grab you from the very first page and not let go until long after you have finished it. If you are looking for a book that is equal parts terrifying and deeply human, this is a perfect read for you.
Orphans of the Sea by Charles R. Cooke and Christopher X. Ryan is not a gentle read. It is violent, intense, and often deeply uncomfortable, but it is also one of those stories that grabs you by the throat and refuses to let go. This is a survival thriller with sharp worldbuilding, brutal action, and a heroine who is impossible not to root for, even when the story pushes her into darkness.
“There is love found within, in all its complicated configurations; relentlessly stalked by its opposing partner-pain. Relationships are spliced open by the sharp blade of poetry, exposing them from within, guts and all. It is up to the characters to put themselves back together again, as best they can.”
In Burn Everything… Then Forget It, Boston Teran turns 1960s New York into a battlefield where private grief, political idealism, racism, romance, and state-sanctioned violence become impossible to separate. This is a historical crime novel, a conspiracy thriller, and a generational tragedy at once. Its scope is ambitious, but its emotional core remains strikingly intimate: two young people trying to discover who they are while learning what their fathers have done in the name of America.
NOSTALGY is a quiet, introspective literary novel about emptiness, memory, and the dangerous pull of the past. It follows Alejandro, a successful Spanish executive living in Los Angeles whose life looks polished from the outside but feels hollow from within. Burned out by work, detached from love, and increasingly trapped inside his own thoughts, he returns to Spain hoping that old places, old friendships, and old versions of himself might give him back whatever he has lost.
Blown Save: A Killer’s Guide to Winning follows the story of Grayson McNabb. He is a professional assassin with an unusual obsession for the Chicago Cubs. At the same time, baseball, loyalty, and personal bonds pull him in another direction. Grayson must decide the life he truly wants. Just when it seems the lines are clear, one final mission threatens to destroy everything he has built.
Three weeks and twelve thousand, eight hundred forty-seven dollars and thirty two cents later, Diane Sterling finds herself on the fifty-third story of the Bank of San Diego building, contemplating the merits of her body meeting the concrete sidewalk below.
