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Published on November 7, 2026
TanYah Global, writing as TanYah Global, explores Jamaican community life in The Gully Side Book Series, ten connected novels about love, money, faith, migration, and survival.
Published on November 6, 2026
Daniel Wei Chen’s Chair Tai Chi for Seniors Over 60 makes gentle daily movement easier for older adults with seated exercises and simple routines.
Published on November 6, 2026
What if one of ancient Greece’s greatest heroes owed his reputation to a carefully concealed betrayal? In ‘Odysseus Unmasked: The Hidden History of Palamedes (The Bronze Age Chronicles, Book 1)’, Alithis Logos invites readers to … Continue
Published on November 6, 2026
Philip Shirley’s upcoming thriller The Good Fathers follows two fathers torn between justice and revenge after a violent attack, releasing January 13, 2027.
Published on November 5, 2026
Ki Jaeger’s Issuing the Trace opens the Trace Trilogy with a half táltos, quarter fae young man whose carefree life ends when his sister is taken.
Published on November 5, 2026
Julia Ashworth’s The ADHD Task Initiation Workbook for Adults helps adults with ADHD understand why starting feels hard and try practical tools to move from intention to action.
Published on November 5, 2026
Jedadiah Wood’s Brightwater is a small-town suspense novel set in 1979, where a town looking for someone to blame turns on the help.
Published on November 5, 2026
In The Tablets of Tetran: The Phantom Labyrinth, Steven Madonia sends three strangers into deadly trials where champions win wealth, power and hidden lands.
Modified on November 5, 2026
N. R. Hollis’s 100,000 Whys for Toddlers gives parents warm, simple answers to everyday toddler questions, with bright pictures and a prompt on every page.
Published on November 4, 2026
Careers are often advanced over meals, and first impressions can influence opportunities long before any business begins. In The Business of Dining: A Guide to Making a Five-Star Impression, Debbie von Ahrens shares what she has learned in restaurants and in television sales and turns it into practical advice for anyone who wants to feel at ease at a client dinner, a networking event, or an interview lunch.
Published on November 3, 2026
A whisper from inside an apartment wall becomes the starting point for a mystery where evidence, fear, and the unexplained collide. In Evelyn Cross: The Iscariot Binding, author Justin Owens brings his highly analytical young investigator back for an atmospheric case that challenges the way she understands reality.
Published on November 2, 2026
Dan Amund’s Imorgon, i gryningen follows detectives Dag and Bertil as a missing cruise ship and a disturbing discovery in Skogsbyn become a murder case.
Published on November 1, 2026
In S.T.R.Y.F. Shadows of Eld, the coming third book of the S.T.R.Y.F. Wyrd of Ragnarok series, O. M. Alexander sends Ruby beyond death to bring back Kyo. The curse that gives her power could also turn her into the Ogress.
Published on October 31, 2026
Mental health can influence every part of a person’s life, from daily choices and relationships to confidence and productivity. In Support Your Mental: Understanding Mental Health, author Ella Butcher approaches this important subject with empathy, practical guidance, and wisdom drawn from lived experience.
Published on October 31, 2026
Some love stories unfold in peaceful settings. Others emerge where history, identity, and political tension shape every personal choice. In A Tibetan Girl Called Ata, Xiao Hei, the pen name of Zhang Pu, enters that difficult territory through an emotionally charged story inspired by real events.