by Adria Sanders

4.4 stars – 35 reviews

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2024 Literary Titan Book Award Winner
2024 International Book Awards Finalist

★★★★ “…a mesmerizing and thought-provoking journey into the realms of past life experiences, astral journeys, and regressive hypnosis.” — Thomas Anderson, Editor-in-Chief of Literary Titan

★★★★★ “Captivating, tragic, and beautiful.”—Jennie More for Reader’s Favorite
★★★★★ “Intriguing and mysterious, with a romance that stands the test of time”—Courtnee Turner Hoyle for Reader’s Favorite
★★★★★ “Sanders delivers a gorgeous, flowing, storytelling adventure. . .that challenges perceptions of reality and invites reflection on the mysteries of the human mind and soul.” — K.C. Finn for Reader’s Favorite

Delve into the depths of the human psyche in this captivating exploration of the author’s past life memories and their transformative power in her present life.

When Adria Sanders fell pregnant, spontaneous lucid dreams of Ana began to haunt her. Despite Adria’s initial skepticism, she couldn’t deny the truth – these were traumatic memories of a past life.

Surrendering to the vivid visions of Ana’s life, she’s thrust into a haunting tale of love and loss in early 20th-century Cuba. As Adria would discover, Ana’s tumultuous relationship with mysterious Rico leaves her grappling with cultural clashes, unanswered questions, and unresolved pain.

As Adria delves deeper into these vivid dreams, she discovers an opportunity for healing that spans lifetimes. Will she find closure for Ana?

This captivating narrative explores the depths of the human psyche, intertwining the author’s own emotional journey with Ana and Rico’s tragic entanglement. Delving through themes of identity, the subconscious, and the relentless pursuit of truth, “On the Other Side” offers a dark yet poignant insight into our eternal soul.

by Jule Owen

4.2 stars – 1,039 reviews

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It is 2055. Floods have devastated London. Confined to his house with only his cat, his mother’s domestic robot, and his holographic dragons for company, Mathew Erlang is desperate for a distraction. He finds it in his peculiar and reclusive neighbour, August Lestrange.

When Mathew accidentally finds himself trapped in Lestrange’s house, he opens a door and falls four hundred years into the future. Unwittingly, he starts to destabilise the course of human history.

The Boy Who Fell from the Sky delves into a future where climate change and technology have transformed our world. It is the first book in The House Next Door trilogy.

by Otis Scarbary

4.7 stars – 19 reviews

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Odell Sterling is looking forward to the summer of 1967. School’s out giving him three months to hang out with his buddies, play baseball, and with any luck, find a girlfriend.

Being fifteen, he’s stuck in an awkward stage. Too old for some things, too young for others. Odell’s main hope starting the summer is to win a recreation league championship with the neighborhood kids-a major challenge for the youthful team named the Renegades.

When he meets a cute girl his age named Kat who he discovers lives nearby, Odell hatches a plan to get close to her. He faces mounting obstacles to the growing feelings between them as the summer progresses and may have to break a few rules. Things get complicated as he struggles with a newfound passion.

Can Odell lead his team to victory while he and Kat try to control youthful desires and a burgeoning romance?

by Rhonda Lee Carver

4.6 stars – 728 reviews

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A single father is looking for a nanny, but what he gets is an old flame.

Whiskey Ryder spends most of his time on the back of a horse on a mountain. Whether it’s on a search and rescue mission, or on the Ryde Hard Ranch working the land with his brothers. He’s all about being a cowboy…and a single father of a preteen who woke up one morning hating him. He’s been told it’s a normal phase for all kids, but he’s like a parenting fish out of water. He’s a millisecond away from chewing leather but his stunning first love comes back to town and, to his relief, has a way with his daughter…and his heart.

They are better together than whiskey and cola but claiming a second chance won’t be easy because someone sees her as a threat and wants her to leave town…dead or alive.

Codee Fields finds herself helping an old friend—old friend as in the cowboy who was her first love, first kiss, first everything. She’s had a couple of failed relationships, but Whiskey is “the one who got away”. Her priority is to solve the mystery of her sister’s death now that she knows the truth.

Whiskey will protect her at all costs, but will it be enough for a second chance at romance? Or will tragedy strike and everything he’s wanted disappear?

If small town romances with lots of emotion and adventures in the mountains, and sweltering chemistry between the lead characters, are what you crave then grab books by Rhonda Lee Carver.

by Iris Blobel

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Can two seemingly incompatible people who judge each other on past events be able to find some common ground?

Harrison Hendrix believes in second chances, but when it comes to Melody, he has every reason to doubt it’s possible. He’s conflicted when he sees her back in town and tries his best to see the change in her that other friends mention. Even more so when spending a night with her after being set up for a dinner date.

Life hasn’t been kind to Melody Foster, and she returns to Alinta Bay for a new beginning. Hit by tragedy again, she’s determined to live life to the fullest and with no regrets. She creates a bucket list … on which #8 the very difficult, yet extremely sexy Harrison has been included. Why does it seem he’s always around when she’s in trouble?

Maybe it’s time to take a risk and leave the past where it belongs, but will trusting their instinct be the right choice for them?