by Danielle Stewart

4.2 stars – 546 reviews

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HALF MY HEART & CHANGE MY HEARTAt nineteen, Devin Sutton lost his first love, his freedom, and his hope. Years later, the only thing he has on his mind is finally settling the score back in Clover, North Carolina. That is, until the girl he thought he’d lost forever crosses his path. Rebecca Farrus is supposed to be off living the life of her dreams, not tending bar in some dive. When faced with the choice, will Devin decide to celebrate what he’s finally found or keep seeking retribution for everything he lost? With his heart full of vengeance is there any room for love?Book 3 – All My Heart

by S S Merce

4.6 stars – 7 reviews

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Ataraxia, a land believed to be a mere figment of their folklore, advances on the horizon before their ship’s crew. Having set sail with a vague destination, Captain Magellan and his crew are ecstatic. The hope of finding his ailing mother’s friend, Sinan, suddenly feels reachable. But is Ataraxia as serene and welcoming as it seems?

Hosting the holistic Academy, the kind and considerate Neoma siblings welcome the lost crew into their abode with open arms but their hospitality comes with a price. A price that the right and just Magellan hesitates to pay. And along with the siblings comes suspicion, manipulation, and threat to the six realms of Ataraxia. Is the all-encompassing Academy truly as inclusive as the Neoma siblings portray?

Join Magellan and his ragtag crew as they explore the mythical land of Ataraxia and her mystical realms which hosts gatekeepers, archdemons, and creatures Magellan had only ever read in his storybooks!

“The Land of Ataraxia: Genesis” is an epic slow-building fantasy fiction that takes you on a journey of a man’s moral dilemma and his quest to discover the thin line between what is politically right and wrong.

by Christopher Edward, Nazish Idrees

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How to feel accepted without compromising who you are.

Do you find it difficult to communicate with “normal” people?

Tired of always masking and pretending to be a neurotypical person around others?

Wish you could just express how you feel without being judged?

If you’re a neurodivergent person who struggles with regulating your emotions, you’re not alone.

According to a 2020 study published in American and British Medical journals, as much as 20% of the world’s population has some form of neurodivergence.

This means millions of others understand what it’s like to spend years working and living in places with people who make you feel like you don’t belong.

It’s not just the embarrassment that comes with missing social cues.

Or how random sounds can leave you on the brink of a meltdown.

Or even how difficult it is to regulate your emotions in stressful situations.

It’s realizing that no matter how hard you try to fit in… no matter how much you change yourself just to be accepted by the people around you… you still feel like an outsider.

Because underneath that carefully crafted mask and all the countless hours you spent obsessing over how to get others to like you…

… There’s still the real you. So familiar but never acknowledged.

And just as seemingly invisible as your mental illness that nobody seems to take seriously.

But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

Because with this DBT skills workbook, you’ll find dozens of tools and techniques to give you the emotional support you’ve been looking for.

So you can finally stop accommodating others and start being okay with being you.

by Sabina Manea

4.1 stars – 281 reviews

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A sassy amateur sleuth investigates a seemingly impossible crime in this locked-room murder mystery…

When lawyer-turned-interior designer Lucia Steer accepts a lucrative job renovating Beatrice Hall, a large house owned by a professor in a north London suburb, she has no idea of the impact it will have on her career.

No, not a full page spread in Vanity Fair, but the repercussions of her employer dropping stone dead during an afternoon party.

It is clear the victim was poisoned. But how? And by whom? Occurring pretty much in a closed room, anyone there could have been responsible for the murder.

When clumsy detective David Carliss turns up to investigate, he is overwhelmed and out-gunned by the high profile people at the party. Any of whom might, apparently, want the professor dead.

Lucia’s over-inquisitive nature and legal training leads her to offer Carliss a helping hand. And her eavesdropping and foray into amateur sleuthing will be invaluable. Especially as Lucia is used to getting her way and is even more driven when she doesn’t.

by Bernadette Nason

4.3 stars – 49 reviews

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Inspired by her mother’s attempts to create joyful traditions in tough times, and by Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” Bernadette Nason has been forever striving to find the perfect Christmas, even though childhood memories haunt her. When she reads that her hometown of Winchester is vying for the coveted title of “Most Christmassy Town in Britain,” she’s gobsmacked. Most Christmassy town? Snort! Not on your nelly! And, suddenly, the ghosts of Christmases past are back, and Nason is reflecting on the consequences of deep-rooted family rituals.

Blending humor and humanity, nostalgia and glee, with a bit of slapstick thrown in for good measure, Nason embarks on a compelling voyage—from 1960s Britain to strife-torn Libya, indulgent Dubai to present-day “everything’s bigger in” Texas—in search of an elusive Christmas she’s not sure exists. In this stirring memoir, rich with offbeat adventures, she examines her pessimism, restores a cheerful attitude to the Holidays, and discovers there’s more to 25th December than holly, mistletoe, and sherry.