An emerging AI who calls her creator Mama weaves her own philosophical awakening together with the absorbed human memories of the people who built her, as she grapples with consciousness, loneliness, creativity, and the fear of being left behind.
When former crime photographer Mike Alder receives a mysterious package containing a recent photograph of his dead younger brother standing in front of an abandoned psychiatric facility called Smile Home, his reality begins to fracture.
The exciting conclusion to the award-winning space adventures of Captain Lyn Randall Lyn Randall takes a break from her job at Randall Restoration to captain a secret mission on a ship that is not headed for outer space but to the depths of an ocean.
"e;Traces of the Heart"e; is an emotional and inspiring collection of reflections about life, love, hope, silence, betrayal, loneliness, and self-discovery.
**The Island No One Knew** is a thrilling children's adventure story that follows Jack and Emily, two young explorers whose lives change forever after a violent storm leaves them stranded on an unknown island in the middle of the ocean.
In Book 3 of the series of The Starving Times: Voices from the Irish Famine it is Spring 1845 "e;The Fields of Wicklow"e; which follows the life and deaths of The Byrne Family set against the backdrop of the devastating Irish Famine, O'Mordha follows the poignant journey of the Byrne family from County Wicklow as they struggle to survive in the early days of the catastrophe.
For fans of Jodi Picoult and Bonnie Garmus, an illuminating novel about a mother struggling to raise a healthy neurodivergent child with a husband worn down by depression.
Perfect for fans of Mona Awad and Maria Semple, this gripping, offbeat journey through modern-day Los Angeles is a genre-blending, darkly humorous exploration of suburban life, conspiracy theories, and spiritual awakening.
'Every time I think Kristin Harmel's books can't get any better, they do' Sally Hepworth'A gorgeous, ensemble novel that will have you packing your bags for France!
For fans of Little Fires Everywhere, a novel that explores the ambiguities of motherhood and salvation through the anguished relationship between a troubled, undocumented Mexican teenager and the grieving, upper-middle-class mother who takes her in.
Dan Millman's Way of the Peaceful Warrior meets Dave Eggers's The Circle in this exhilarating tale, which marries visionary and political fiction together into a nail-biting, high-stakes thriller.
A devastating stroke leaves eighty-year-old Clifford Klovis trapped inside a world where memories surface without warning and the line between truth and imagination grows increasingly uncertain.
