We chat with author Libby Edwardson about We Sent Them Down Singing, which blends Appalachian gothic with visceral body horror to turn the systemic “poisoning” of Appalachia into a literal monster ...

We chat with author Cassie Miller about Meet Me on Mistletoe Lane, which is filled with swoon-worthy romance, lighthearted comedy, and upbeat holiday cheer, making for the perfect festive read for ...

Release DateOctober 13, 2026Rating9 / 10Buy FromAmazonBarnes & NobleBookshop.org Stephen Graham Jones’s 2020 bestseller The Only Good Indians took home a long list of major literary awards: The Bram ...

Guest post written by Rowan and Gemma author Sally J. Pla Award-winning children’s author Sally J. Pla includes neurodiversity, humor, empathy, compassion, joy, and acceptance in her books. She is the ...

A brilliant spine surgeon gains the power to perfectly recall her past―only to discover that some memories are better left undisturbed. A witty, emotional story about the intersection of medicine, ...

We chat with author Lisa Kleypas about Queen of Lombard Street, which is a sweeping, richly layered Victorian novel about a ...

A prodigal son’s search for his missing father reunites him with the love of his life—and draws him into the haunting mystery of unexplained murders in a remote Montana town, masterfully crafted by ...

A powerful knight and her handsome squire must stop the deadly schemes of a savior king in this romantic fantasy of dark deeds and court intrigue.

We chat with author Struan Murray about The Twilight Child, which is the second installment in the electric new fantasy series for fans of Skandar and the Unicorn Thief and Impossible Creatures.

Royal Witch: the gripping new novel from the international bestselling author. Ambition. Sorcery. Treason. How far will one woman dare to go?

A twisty, high-stakes thriller in the breathless, page-turning style of Ruth Ware, Lisa Jewell, and Claire Douglas, in which nothing is as it seems and saving the day is only the beginning.

We chat with author A.T. Emerald about Under the Iron Sky, which is the first novel in a dark, seductive, and all-consuming trilogy where hope is fickle but the fight is never over.