by Preston Fleming

4.3 stars – 546 reviews

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An American Gulag

Kamas, Utah, 2024. America has become a totalitarian dystopia after the Unionist Party’s rise to power. The American West contains vast Restricted Zones dotted with ghost towns, scattered military garrisons and corrective labor camps where the regime disposes of its real and suspected enemies.

A former businessman from Pittsburgh, Paul Wagner, arrives at a labor camp in Utah’s Kamas Valley. He is unaware that his eleven-year-old daughter, Claire, has set off to Utah to find him. By an odd quirk of fate, Claire has traveled on the same train that carried her father into internal exile.

˃˃˃ The Inmates Seize Control

Only after Wagner has renounced all hope of survival, cast his lot with anti-regime hard-liners and joined them in an unprecedented and suicidal revolt does he discover that Claire has become a servant in the home of the camp’s Deputy Warden. Wagner is torn between his devotion to family and loyalty to his fellow rebels. On the eve of an armored assault intended to crush the revolt, he faces an agonizing choice between a hero’s death and a coward’s freedom.

˃˃˃ Chillingly realistic

Forty Days at Kamas is both a stirring portrait of a man determined to survive under the bleakest of conditions and a nightmare vision of what America could become if political extremists rise to power.

by Romi Brenner

4.3 stars – 41 reviews

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Trying to preserve her last few precious shreds of sanity while working and raising children, Romi Brenner has come to terms with the fact that sometimes you have to turn a blind eye to the fashion whims of a four year old, that you can never underestimate the power of a phone with a working mute button, and that pedicures just aren’t for everyone. Maintaining her sense of humor amid bathtime hysterics, birthday cake pop carnage and botched early morning conference calls, Brenner takes her readers through a series of hilarious adventures in modern parenting and family life.Join Brenner and find out why she won’t let her husband go couch shopping on his own, why she is looking into buying stock in salt water taffy and how she lost her mind to motherhood, but why she doesn’t mind at all.

by Addison Moore

4.6 stars – 107 reviews

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One look from Jax Stade promises to land even the nicest girl onto the naughty list. Jax and I used to be best friends right up until he broke my heart. Everyone knows that both Jax and his overinflated ego are well beyond naughty—that face, those eyes, don’t get me started on that body made of steel. Every last part of me is bent on revenge. I’ll make sure payback is hell for Jax. I just hope I don’t end up getting my heart crushed by him twice in one lifetime. Jax and I were inseparable growing up—since then our careers buffered us, but our mothers are still very much best friends. They’ve spent their whole lives trying to push us together—not to mention humiliating us by way of popping up at dances and doing the Macarena, showing up at football games wearing little more than curlers and bathrobes. Mortifying us to their own delight was their specialty. That might be ancient history, but we still bear the scars. So, when I pop back into town, Jax and I devise a scheme of our own to prank the pranksters. We’ll pretend we’re the real deal, right up until the day of our mothers’ shared big birthday bash, and then we’ll pull the pin on this faux-couples grenade.

by Ember Casey, Renna Peak

4.4 stars – 109 reviews

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When I accidentally wished for my own Prince Charming, I never expected him to actually show up. Not here in South America–not at the crappy charity clinic where I work. But life never is as simple as making a wish—and while Prince Leopold is definitely charming, he’s also cocky. And arrogant. And a huge playboy. He’s everything I’ve promised myself I’d stay away from. So why can’t I seem to resist him? There’s no way Prince Leo is actually interested in a normal girl like me. No way he’ll ever be able to overcome his womanizing ways to be the prince of my dreams. And the more time I spend with him, it’s clear he has almost as many secrets as me. I’m only sure of one thing—if I give him what he wants, he’s going to break my heart.

by Adi Endevelt

4.7 stars – 56 reviews

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Preparing your own traditional, handcrafted candies is an amazing experience! The author, Adi’s, first exposure to the art of making handmade candies was in a boutique factory in rural England – and she was blown away! Since the confectioner would not agree to share his secrets, and there were few books available on making candy, she had to figure things out on her own. She realized that this is what she wanted to pursue in her life, so she created her own brand, “Handmade Candies.”

by Addison Moore

4.4 stars – 32 reviews

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He’s gorgeous and obnoxious—the exact one-night stand I need on, this, the final night of my life. *The complete BURNING THROUGH GRAVITY Series!

by Nurit Zvolon

4.5 stars – 7 reviews

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Daddy Thumb says, “Let’s give it a try”,And Mommy Index swears, “No more shall I cry.” She lines up the fingers, all in a row,And suddenly brave, she says “Let’s go.” “Nils cut his nails” is a story-game, for kids and parents alike. Trimming time can be a struggle for many parents but for Nils & his mom it is an adventure full of imagination.It is a game in which the parents and children can be partners, add and invent feelings, voices and expressions of their own, or simply sail with Nils and his mom from beginning to the end, including a pause to chop your children’s nails.Enjoy the story with its colorful illustrations.

by Carolyn Schield

4.4 stars – 12 reviews

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In the second installment of the Keys of Life trilogy. The violent war between the Pure of Heart and the Children of the Nephilim continues and Cordy and Ash run from Europe to New Orleans. The pair, along with a new ally, search for hidden family treasures to help them defeat the Nephilim. Meanwhile, the Guardian, a spirit of Earth, warns them that their next battle could be the most catastrophic the planet has ever seen rivaling the Great Flood. Jon Lafitte, are reformed pirate and consummate Frenchman, vies for Cordy’s affections while steering the trio along the Louisiana bayou to their biggest showdown yet. But Cordy finds it difficult to choose between the unpredictable Lafitte, and the one who’s always been there for her, Ash.

by Barbara Ebel MD

3.7 stars – 78 reviews

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A tense neurosurgery case turns into a pivotal encounter…Who says a rising neurosurgeon can’t fall from his pinnacle? From the skullduggery taking place deep in the Tennessee woods to the silent tension in the operating room, Doctor Danny Tilson’s life takes an abrupt turn after performing surgery alongside a scrub nurse with aqua eyes and a velvet voice.˃˃˃ Humor, suspense, and shocking revelations follow Danny as his life falls apart… Can Danny’s situation get any worse after the alluring lady disappears, he inherits her roguish retriever, and his Albert Einstein historical book turns up missing? A pack of Tennessee attorneys pursue Danny while he develops a scheme with his paramedic best friend to payback the mysterious woman who left in a hurry.˃˃˃ Book One in the medical and personal adventures of Dr. Danny Tilson.Scroll Up And Grab Your Copy Of Operation Neurosurgeon Today!