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About the Book: Jason Arday grew up in a lively corner of South London as the second youngest of three boys. He was diagnosed with autism and developmental delays at age three, and experts told his parents he would never speak, write, or live independently—and should be institutionalized. His parents refused. Instead,
BLACKOUT by J. Luke Bennecke September 7 - October 16, 2026 Virtual Book Tour Synopsis: A Jake Bendel Thriller THE LIES SHINE BRIGHTEST WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT. The assassination was only the beginning. When the President of the United States is killed in a coordinated drone strike, the nation spirals into chaos. But th
About the Book Boo k: Secrets of the Desert Rose Author: Marilyn Turk Genre: Dual Timeline Release Date: February 24, 2026 Three Women. Two generations. Their friendship survived the war. Their secret survived even longer. Monique and Audrey, one French and one British, grow up in French Algiers on the coast of the spa
FATAL PATTERN by Kate Angelo September 14 - 25, 2026 Virtual Book Tour Synopsis: The King Legacy A COVERT INVESTIGATION A stalker attacks behavioral analyst Dr. Tori Crew at knifepoint, shattering the fierce independence she's built since her parents' unsolved murder. Forced into an off-the-books criminal investigation
About the Book Boo k: Letters to the Editor Author: Paul Michael Garrison Genre: Mystery/Suspense Release Date: November, 2019 Writing is hard. Editing is murder. Editor Nathanael Carver has made a career out of exposing corruption and publishing people’s dirty secrets. From his hate mail, it seems one of his high-pro.
About the Book: Some places remember what we cannot. Glass artist Ethan Finn has spent years hiding from grief, guilt, and the impossible expectations of his father—a beloved local hero who died trying to rescue fishermen during a violent storm. After his father’s death, Ethan creates a series of life-sized glass sculp
About the Book: Death pays well for Olive Hunt, a crime scene cleaner who channels her childhood traumas into erasing the suffering of others. After nearly ten years, she’s seen it all. Nothing rattles her anymore. Until now. Two back-to-back suicides. A seedy motel. An upscale Atlanta hotel. No connection―except that
About the Book: This countercultural manifesto calls us back to creating not for platform or praise but to restore beauty where it’s been fractured, speak truth where it’s been blurred, and rekindle hope in a weary world. The moment we exchange our soul’s call to create for our culture’s demand to be seen, joy gives wa
About the Book: For centuries, patriarchal Christian spaces and interpretations of Scripture have distorted women’s understanding of God, their bodies, and their place in the world. Faithfully Dissident Daughters invites anyone who has felt unseen or diminished by their faith tradition to reimagine and reclaim what it
About the Book: A staggering examination of how America's wealthiest infiltrated the government and allied with dictators, transforming the U.S. from democracy to oligarchy. For years, a small group of billionaires has amassed increasing power, steering American politics for their own benefit. Many of these figures are
About the Book: When sisters Jennifer and Lizzie Christie inherit their aunt’s dilapidated B&B, in the beautiful Lake District village of Lupton Water, the only thing they have in common is how much they hate their housemate, Declan Moss. The two of them fell out thirty years before, and now they’re mid-life, mid-menop
About the Book: Private investigator Thomas Austin is enjoying a relaxing holiday vacation in picturesque Port Townsend, Washington, accompanied by an intriguing new friend. But his tranquility is shattered when the nearby community of Mystery Bay is rocked by the death of a revered musician at an infamous countercultu
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