by Kathilee Riley

4.5 stars – 23 reviews

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I’M BREAKING HIS EVERY RULE. HE’S MELTING MY PANTIES.
Working for Nick Novack, a wealthy, gorgeous hockey captain is what dreams are made of.
Wrong. It’s a nightmare.
My boss hates me, because of an incident on my first day. I suspect he wants me to quit working as the nanny to his five-year-old, but I have dreams of going back to college. Nothing’s going to stand in my way.
Not my grumpy, intolerable boss. Nor his stupid rules that I can’t help breaking.
Not the fact that he’s hot as sin.
Definitely not when I start noticing his lingering, panty-melting eyes on my curvy body. Crossing that line means risking a job I desperately need. But when Nick comes home in an unusually good mood one night and finds me swimming in his pool. We get lost in a steamy, sheet-gripping night.
I forget about the risk.
For a moment.
Until a devastating and unexpecting surprise uproot their lives, entirely.

Each book in this series is a standalone, can be read in any order. These stories contain no cheating and all have a HEA ending.

by Naveen Sridhar

4.8 stars – 40 reviews

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Step into the banks of the ancient Euphrates around 2300 BCE.

A high priestess’ epic struggle for power in the men’s world of ancient Sumer. At the dawn of civilization, the beautiful daughter of Sargon the Great and the High priestess of the Sumerian city of Ur confronts the intrigue of politics. She leaves the ivory tower of the priesthood and rises to unforeseen challenges. Intimidated when alone, she faces down and disgraces the king not fearing the stakes. The event has its consequence. This is a gripping story of Enheduanna, the first literary person of ancient history. She was of a stellar reputation for centuries. Her story is based on her words.

Editorial Reviews

“Loved it. This is an engaging novel with good characters set in a unique time period. Recommended for anyone who loves ancient history. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a tale of a strong woman in a historical setting new to them.” Linda Ulleseit, Reedsy discovery

“A powerful story of social change, with several key characters coming together to change their destinies, relationships, and future…the clash between religious and political forces and the evolution of characters in a story replete with action, psychological transformation, and challenges to belief systems alike… engrossing and filled with different kinds of insights, with romance added to the backdrop…. based on the first literary author on record. Readers will find the story hard to put down.” Diane Donovan, Donovan’sLiterary Services/Midwest Review

A thriller and dramatic epic from one of the cradles of civilization, an ambitious and symbolic novel…impressively well researched and realized, and this richly imagined past feels immediate and authentic. Starlight in the Dawn, a stellar work of historical fiction” Self-Publishing Review

“A solid introduction to the ancient world under Sargon, STARLIGHT IN THE DAWN will leave most casual novel-readers and historical-fiction aficionados wanting more.” Indie Reader Review

by Robert Kofman

4.2 stars – 9 reviews

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Though Dwight “Ike” Eisenhower is Supreme Commander of Operation Overlord, the invasion of France, he doesn’t have absolute power over the Allied forces. He fights with the Bomber Barons and Prime Minister Winston Churchill for control of the Allied heavy bombers to support the invasion. As D-Day approaches, Mother Nature interferes, and Eisenhower must decide whether to go forward, risking catastrophic defeat in stormy seas. After breaching Hitler’s Atlantic Wall, Eisenhower’s dueling prima donna generals Montgomery and Patton cause him unending headaches. Charles de Gaulle adds to Eisenhower’s stress by repeatedly threatening to have the French army disobey his orders. Eisenhower finds comfort and camaraderie with his beautiful English driver and secretary, Kay Summersby.

Picking up where Ike’s Journey left off, Victory in Europe recounts Eisenhower’s critical involvement in winning the war in Europe. From D-Day through the battle for France, Operation Market Garden, the Battle of the Bulge, and the crossing of the Rhine, Eisenhower overcomes every obstacle, leading the Allies to crushing victories over the Nazi armies and ending Hitler’s evil Third Reich.

by Thomas R. Weaver

4.5 stars – 135 reviews

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SALVATION HAS A PRICE.

An enthralling murder mystery with a vividly realised future world that forces readers to grapple with hard-hitting questions regarding our relationship with Artificial Intelligence and the price we would be willing to pay, as a species, to be saved from crises of our own making. This jaw-dropping techno-thriller is perfect for fans of Blake Crouch, Neal Stephenson, Philip K Dick, Kim Stanley Robinson and RR Haywood.

It’s 2050, a decade after a heatwave that killed four hundred million across the Persian Gulf, including journalist Marcus Tully’s wife. Now he must uncover the truth: was the disaster natural? Or is the weather now a weapon of genocide?

A whistleblower pulls Tully into a murder investigation at the centre of an election battle for a global dictator, with a mandate to prevent a climate apocalypse. A former US President campaigns against the first AI politician of the position, but someone is trying to sway the outcome.

As the murder of a crucial witness derails the investigation, Tully must find the truth, convince the world to face it and make hard choices about the future of the species. But will humanity ultimately choose salvation over freedom, whatever the cost?

by C. L. Schneider

4.7 stars – 26 reviews

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Can a man born a slave change his destiny with one secret mission?

Born of the Shinree, an enslaved fallen race, Ian Troy is magically bound to protect the kingdom of Rella. Since childhood, he trained to be their champion in a seemingly never-ending war. Called to the battlefield a brash young man of seventeen, Troy is anxious to show off his prowess with both magic and blade. He believes his role is vital to the realms of Mirra’kelan finally knowing peace.

Only, war is nothing like he thought.

After a year of being mistrusted and shunned simply for the blood in his veins—his magic restrained by an authoritarian queen—Troy has grudgingly learned his place. He follows orders and suffers their abuse in silence because the cost of insolence is a chain around his neck.

When Queen Aylagar handpicks him for a mission deep inside enemy territory, he thinks his time has come. Fate willing, he will prove to them all: Ian Troy is more than the “witch” they believe.

*Troy is a prequel adventure set fifteen years before The Crown of Stones Trilogy.