by Jay J. Falconer

4.1 stars – 96 reviews

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A global conspiracy. A toxic rain. Only one man can stop it.

When a mysterious red rain begins to fall across the planet, many fear its poison will be the end of civilization. As aircraft are grounded and communications fail, it seems like humanity is about to be returned to the Stone Age. But for one man, former Special Ops and modern-day survivalist Simon Redfall, this is something he has been training for his entire life.

˃˃˃ For Simon Redfall, it never rains but it pours.

Despite losing everything he holds dear, Redfall refuses to give up, joining forces with others who have been preparing for a less than certain future. But when social order begins to collapse, Redfall uncovers a sinister plot which threatens every living soul on the planet.

˃˃˃ One man’s fight to save the world.

Time is running out. Redfall knows what has to be done, but he’s up against impossible odds. Those in power will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. Does he have the skills and the means to prevent a worldwide catastrophe?

From award-winning, bestselling author, Jay J. Falconer, comes another heart-pounding, post-apocalyptic techno-thriller that you won’t be able to put down. If you loved The Sum of All Fears and One Second After, don’t miss this griping, action-packed read.

Theo and Judah, two childhood friends, refuse to give up on finding an audience for their hard-edged, “grunge” music as they move past their twenties. Together they enroll in an unusual college, called The University of Jazz and Music Technology. Attracted at first by the means within the school to professionally record their own original music, the two friends embark on what could be a lifelong journey. But the endeavor has an alternate effect, as Theo begins to question his musical efforts with Judah.

by Kailin Gow

3.9 stars – 204 reviews

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17 year-old Kalina didn’t know her boyfriend was a vampire until the night he died of a freak accident. She didn’t know he came from a long line of vampires until the twilight night she was visited by his half-brothers Jaegar and Stuart Greystone. There were a lot of secrets her boyfriend didn’t tell her. Now she must discover them in order to keep alive. But having two half-brothers vampires around had just gotten interesting.

by Irina Shapiro

4.1 stars – 209 reviews

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When a young woman vanishes without a trace from a quaint fishing village on the coast of England, only one person knows the truth, but he remains silent allowing the authorities to search for her in vain. Meanwhile, Valerie Crane finds herself transported to the year 1605. Terrified and confused, she turns for help to the Whitfield brothers, who take her in and offer her a home. Both Alexander and Finlay Whitfield fall in love with the mysterious woman, who shows up on their doorstep, creating a love triangle that threatens to consume them all. Valerie must make her choice, deciding between the brother who will lead her down the path of destruction, or one who will give her a love she couldn’t find in her own time.

by Jay Allan

4.5 stars – 153 reviews

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A New Adventure by the Author of the Bestselling Crimson Worlds and Far Stars series… The Confederation has fought three wars against the forces of the totalitarian Union. Three generations of its warriors have gone off to war, held the line against the larger, more powerful enemy. Now the fourth conflict is imminent, and the Confederation’s navy is on alert, positioned behind the frontier, waiting for the attack it knows is coming. The battleship Dauntless has spent the past ten months patrolling the border, deployed far forward of the main fleet, a forlorn hope, an advance guard positioned to give the warning of invasion.