by Betta Ferrendelli

4.7 stars – 135 reviews

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In Point of Origin, the seventh installment of the Samantha Church Mystery Series, investigative journalist Samantha Church once again finds herself embroiled in a complex web of deceit and danger as she delves into a perplexing case that hits too close to home.
Serial arsonists set a devastating house fire that kills Carol Brown, the best friend of her daughter, April. Haunted by April’s grief and despair, Sam embarks on a journey to avenge Carol’s death and bring the killers to justice.
As the book unfolds, Sam finds herself drawn into a difficult case with roots buried deep in the past. With her journalistic instincts aflame, Sam sets out on a relentless pursuit of the truth, determined to uncover the elusive origin that ties these destructive events together. As Sam digs deeper into the case, she uncovers long-buried secrets and confronts powerful forces determined to keep the truth hidden at any cost. Joined by her loyal friends and allies, Sam navigates through a labyrinth of suspicious characters, each harboring their own dark secrets. But as Sam edges closer to the truth, she realizes that she may not only be putting herself, but her daughter and the ones she loves, in the crosshairs of dangerous adversaries—enemies who will stop at nothing to keep their motives and secrets hidden.
Point of Origin is an engrossing tale of deception, betrayal and redemption that will keep readers and fans of the mystery series on edge until the very last page. With its intricate plot twists and compelling characters, this latest installment in the Samantha Church Mystery Series will captivate fans of suspense and intrigue alike.

by A.H. Morris

4.4 stars – 27 reviews

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Winner of the 2024 Bronze Readers’ Favorite Book Award in Poetry Travel through the human condition with succinctly worded verses that linger long in your mind even after you’ve closed the book. These poems offer a different perspective and a lovely way to view the world.