by Colton Lively

4.1 stars – 35 reviews

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In a world ravaged by an unprecedented EMP onslaught, only the fiercest courage, unbreakable family bonds, and noble sacrifices can ignite a blazing trail of hope. Desperate to escape the icy grip of the city, Jane Dove leads her family through the treacherous terrain, driven by the hope of finding safety and warmth in a small, remote cabin outside Aspen, Colorado. With only their horses and sheer determination as their guide, they embark on a perilous journey that will test their resilience and bond like never before.

by Andrew Christian

4.5 stars – 116 reviews

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Magelord Alexander Mason has ruled Northridge for eighty years, his unique offworld magic crushing his enemies and bringing prosperity to his people. His Firstborn son, Malkin, has long been the heir apparent, with every intention of succeeding his father. For Devon, fifth-generation greatson of the old Magelord, such politics are far removed—until he unexpectedly proves his mastery of the offworld magic that empowers House Mason.

But not all are pleased by Devon’s accomplishment.

As hostile adversaries and shifting loyalties align against Devon, he must rely on both his formidable magic and the love of two women to uncover the plot against him and stay alive.

by Tess Thompson

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In 1910, an impoverished young teacher arrives in the mountain town of Emerson Pass. Tasked to open their first school, can she resist the lonely widower raising five children on his own? Will the power of love make them a family?

From the moment Quinn Cooper arrives in Emerson Pass, she senses her life is about to change in the most profound of ways. Even so, she could never predict what awaited her. What starts out as a teaching position in a frontier mountain town brings so much more…love, motherhood, and deep friendships.

A romantic family saga spanning the years from 1910 to 1946, this series promises to make you laugh, cry and sigh with contentment as each happily-ever-after unfolds.

by Rick Baker

4.5 stars – 103 reviews

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In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, where danger lurks at every turn, CIA trainee Ian Wolfe and environmental activist April Gentry forge an unlikely alliance, risking it all to unlock the secrets of “The Life Engine.”

Enter a world of danger, intrigue, and unexpected alliances in “The Life Engine.” Former Olympic decathlete and CIA trainee Ian Wolfe and environmental activist April Gentry find themselves on the run, fighting for their lives. As they navigate the treacherous Amazon rainforest, pursued by ruthless enemies, their paths intertwine, and a powerful bond forms. With the fate of April’s life hanging in the balance, Ian must defy his own agency and outsmart a desperate CEO to save her.

From the lush depths of the Amazon rainforest to the hidden corners of Kentucky and beyond, “The Life Engine” weaves a tapestry of suspense, passion, and sacrifice. Inspired by true events and fueled by over two decades of research and interviews with ex-CIA agents, politicians, and rainforest advocates, this gripping novel uncovers the urgent struggle to protect our planet’s most precious resources.

With its riveting plot, captivating characters, and unforgettable love story entwined with life-or-death stakes, “The Life Engine” will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. Prepare to be enthralled by this thrilling adventure that blurs the lines between loyalty and betrayal, hope and despair, and the lengths one will go to protect what they hold dear.

by Ryan Lindner

4.7 stars – 573 reviews

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“I’m going down now,” I said to a young woman a few seconds before the darkness-my first cardiac arrest. As I returned to work as a behavioral coach, it became maddening to hear about all-consuming, everyday problems and misguided priorities while I fought to merely remain conscious.

The Half-Known Life challenges conventional thinking of success, identity, and personal change. Most often, truly profound change happens following events that shake someone to their core-a car accident, death of a family member, or cardiac arrest that pulls them into a moment of clarity. Priorities change when time becomes precious. Problems look different when you have no energy left to give them. Why wait until you’re burnt out or for a life-changing event to occur before getting real about your life? Who are you when all of the accolades and accomplishments are gone? What does how you manage your time say about what’s important to you-about what matters most? Get out of your head and get into your life, before it slips away.

by Dakota Davies

4.3 stars – 632 reviews

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I’ve got one chance to get her back…or fail the only mission that’s ever mattered.

I came back to Storm Harbor for a simple job gathering intel for my best friend’s security company, but my rule to keep business separate from pleasure goes up in flames when I meet my target’s niece, Petra.

She’s all innocence and sweet curves and way too good for me, which is exactly why I should resist her. In my world, distractions are deadly. And yet, when she opens that sassy mouth of hers and refuses to stay out of trouble…my resolve crumbles.

When a hidden element takes me by surprise, turning the case, and my heart, upside down, I’m forced into a deadly game of cat-and-mouse, with Petra as the bait. The timer ticks down, closing off all my options, until I’m facing my final chance to save the woman of my dreams.

Either I come back with her, or I don’t come back at all.

Fans of Susan Stoker’s Mountain Mercenaries and Nicole Snow’s No Good Heroes are devouring Dakota Davies’ addictive series starter.

by L. A. Kelley

4.7 stars – 203 reviews

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Magic isn’t for sissies.

WARNING: No good comes from reading a book with magic, mayhem, theft, murder, sass talk, demons, animals committing felonies, gleeful revenge, and bad things happening to good people for no particular reason. It won’t encourage good habits and probably fine tune bad ones. The only lesson learned is don’t lie unless you know the rules.

Teenager Peter Whistler lives at the Little Angels Home for Orphan Boys. Life in New Jersey is harsh in the Great Depression, but Peter has an exceptional ability to lie. He hones his talent, convinced it’s the ticket to easy fortune. He certainly doesn’t foresee the arrival of a murderous conjurer with mysterious designs on a little blind girl named Esther. Drawn into a nefarious plot to unleash a demon, Peter leads Esther and an enchanted terrier on a desperate escape to New Orleans and meets Amelie Marchand. Like all well-bred southern girls she’s trained in deadly martial arts, but with a murderous stepmother, Amelie has troubles of her own. Peter and Amelie’s one chance for survival is to head deep into the bayou and seek help from a mad shaman known as the Frog King.

Welcome to an alternate 1930s where both jazz and magic fill New Orleans’ air. Can a little luck, mystical lies, and a dash of Cajun crazy help Peter harness the power to kill an immortal demon? If not, the Depression will be a picnic by comparison when hell arrives on Earth.