Publication date: November 5, 2026
Steven Madonia’s The Tablets of Tetran: The Phantom Labyrinth blends deadly trials, a haunting past and a quest for legendary tablets. Read our interview with Steven.
Last modified: November 5, 2026
Theo Jaeger’s debut Darkness and Light takes Soul from chains to the royal fortress of the Blood Queen. Read our review and interview with Theo.
Publication date: October 31, 2026
History is often remembered through dates, movements, and major events, yet its deepest effects are experienced by individuals. A Tibetan Girl Called Ata brings that human dimension forward through a relationship shaped by attraction, cultural identity, memory, and the tensions surrounding Lhasa in 2008.
Publication date: October 25, 2026
Some fictional encounters begin with an obvious warning. Others begin with a drink, an attractive stranger, and the promise of a memorable evening. The Baker In Pink by Ze’Ro Snyde chooses the second route, then sends its hero into a bizarre world where desire, cupcakes, and murder become dangerously connected.
Last modified: October 25, 2026
A battery that can think, learn, and protect the power grid sounds like the solution to an urgent global challenge. In Battery Revolution: A BizOps Chronicles Novel, Jeff Pierson imagines what could happen when that … Read More
Last modified: October 23, 2026
A child may know every household rule and still feel uncertain when an unexpected situation appears. Gaby Ramsey’s Raising Street Smart Kids: Survival Guide with Choose-Your-Path Missions to Spot Warning Signs, Trust Your Gut, Handle … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
A royal bloodline can sound like a gift from history. For Lady Arbella Stuart, it became a source of scrutiny, expectation, and profound sorrow. Jan Lloyd explores that complicated inheritance in Arbel: Majesty and Sorrow, … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Public success can appear glamorous from a distance, yet the path behind it often carries intense pressure and personal sacrifice. When privacy disappears and fear enters that journey, even the strongest ambitions can begin to … Read More
Last modified: October 8, 2026
Some science-fiction stories imagine the future from a distance. Ricky Melwani’s TECHMAN series places readers directly inside it, where experimental brain chips, medical robots, evolving languages, and hidden global organizations are already reshaping human lives. … Read More
Last modified: October 3, 2026
Behind every polished business success lies a collection of uncertain decisions, abandoned projects, and expensive lessons. How to Fail: I Got Really Fucking Good at It by Robert Strode brings those experiences into full view … Read More
Last modified: September 19, 2026
Some novels transport readers to a place where every conversation, every decision, and every passing day shapes the future. An Eventful Summer: My Romantic (and other) Adventures at Camp Elwan, Vermont by McLeod Lewis captures … Read More
Last modified: September 19, 2026
Opening Reflections Every remarkable invention begins with an idea, but every meaningful story begins with a person. Silicon Heartbeats: A Silicon Valley Novel of AI, Ambition, and the Cost of Changing the World by Alessandro … Read More