In a universe where starlight is harvested and human grief is distilled into fuel, the starship Acheron serves as both a sanctuary and a psychological prison for its crew.
Rosey O'Flanagan discovers something about her own past that changes everything she thought she knew, a stranger comes to the village with a claim on the O'Flanagan land, and Dean faces the hardest journey of all: not a road outward, but one that turns toward home.
Based on true events, The Graveyard Shift tells the story of Cole, a medical student working the night shift, who starts to experience unusual events at the old hospital where he works.
High in the untamed Rockies, where the winters bite and the mountains show no mercy, Laird Loomis carves out a life as hard and unyielding as the granite peaks around him.
The Silence That Remembers Itself is a contemplative philosophical fiction that follows three seekers—Arun, Ila, and Varen—as they journey through symbolic landscapes of existence: forests of living awareness, deserts of inner doubt, ruins where time stands still, and a silent lake that reveals the deepest truth beneath perception.
The New Orleans PD needs a helping hand to solve a string of murders and when the new crime investigator shows up, more than crime scenes needs investigating.
The Lineage is a mythic journey through grief, release, and reclamation — a story where animals speak the language of thresholds and ancestors gather to witness a daughter's transformation.
When outsiders Fred and Luke arrive in Prosperity Springs seeking work, they quickly realize the labour contract they've signed binds them to a centuries-old secret ritual of fertility.
Ronan Briggs came to Redoak Crossing to do a job: repair an old house, earn his pay, and move on before anyone expected more from him than wood, nails, and quiet labor.
The Woman Beneath the Healing Lights is a powerful self-esteem psychology fiction novel exploring beauty standards, perfectionism, emotional healing, anxiety, shame, and self-worth.
ALPHA 7: OPERATSIYA PERFIDE ALBIONIn a world shaped less by open conflict than by hidden geometry, the most dangerous operations are the ones that never look like attacks at all.
The Woman Who Learned Self-Acceptance is a powerful psychology fiction novel exploring self-esteem, perfectionism, emotional healing, anxiety, and the search for true self-worth.
