by Lloyd Lofthouse

4.3 stars – 265 reviews

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He fought for his country. Now he’s home and engaged in the deadliest of battles.

Josh Kavanagh eats and breathes loyalty. Wary of how he’ll fit in after a twenty-four-year absence, the Special Forces legend returns to his family’s Montana ranch on an undercover mission. And though he’s anxious to see the high school sweetheart he abandoned a lifetime ago, the dedicated Marine’s greatest concern is tracking down a dangerous neo-Nazi cell.

Juggling unresolved feelings for the woman he left behind, a sister expecting him to avenge her brutal rape, and keeping his own covert activities secret, Josh discovers the threat to the US is bigger than anyone previously thought. And when a member of his team goes MIA and the danger creeps perilously close to home, the talented military man fears he’ll lose everything he holds dear…

With a tangled web of corruption pulling deadly strings, can he blow a conspiracy apart without paying the ultimate price?

by N. Joseph Glass

4.5 stars – 32 reviews

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Best Science Fiction audiobook of 2023 – Readers’ Favorite 5 Star Seal

Today’s billionaires (you know the ones) are building spaceships and seem convinced our future must be made on Mars. Colony’s Dawn imagines life in a sealed colony after two centuries. No one had ever stepped outside or seen the sky. Not everyone is content to fill their role for future generations to enjoy the fruits of their labor.

Gift Ojo’s relentless optimism struggles to silence gnawing doubts stirred by conspiracy theories. When the whispers grow into a deafening din and discontent sprouts acts of sabotage, she discovers her beloved New Europa wasn’t as tranquil as she believed.

Will she be able to retain her innocence and hold onto her ideals and virtues while becoming the reluctant hero needed to save her colony and those she loves?

Praise for Colony’s Dawn

“It is well-written, with believable characters throughout. The author has a knack for world-building, and I could really picture the places in the story. The story moved at a decent pace, with a few twists along the way. I think that dystopian and sci-fi readers will enjoy this book. I would definitely recommend it.” – K.C. Finn for Readers’ Favorite.

“The author meticulously outlines the intricate story to ensure clarity of the plot, plot twists, and character development. The dialogue is also poignant and rich, providing insight into the character’s personality and driving needs… The author presents the issue of conflict between all that is familiar and the growing desire for transformation faced by Gift. The internal struggle is captivating as one waits for the final decision and consequences.” – AudiobookReviewer.com, Best Science Fiction audiobook of 2023.

by Eric B. Miller

4.5 stars – 104 reviews

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A family saga spanning four generations, three decades, two continents, and one world war.
The story covers the years 1890 to 1925. Andrew and Alice Croft leave a difficult past behind to take up life as large landowners in tidewater Maryland. Living and working on the property are Elijah and Viola Brown, and their precocious daughter, Delphina, along with three other families, one of which has lost three sons to the Great War.Enlarging the scope of the narrative are the morally adrift sons of Alice and Andrew. One incurs debts and amorous affairs across two continents; the other goes to war seeking adventure and returns with medals bought on the Parisian black market. In love with both since childhood, an adopted sister waits, unsure of herself but ready to take risks.Completing the cast of protagonists is a Belgian war bride on the brink of suicide, a young stock broker living fast in Gay Nineties New York City, a bohemian artist known for her Greenwich Village salon nights, and a disfigured war veteran running liquor in the early days of Prohibition.Love comes to the forefront in the lives of both the privileged and the disadvantaged in Tidewater in ways unique to their circumstances. What they look for in each other, what they find, their choices and decision making, is inevitably the task before every human life wishing itself bound to another.