Sahael, *once* the most powerful nation in Aarde, has been invaded by the Lord Commander Natas and his unstoppable army. Now defeated, enslaved, and oppressed, the people of Sahael are…
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Hunter, Ann – Dream Shatter
The Circle is robbing the dreams of its citizens. In Logan Kent’s world, disease, hunger, and war have all been resolved by the dreams of its citizens thanks to nanobots…
Levenseller, Tricia – Master of Iron
Eighteen-year-old Ziva may have defeated a deadly warlord, but the price was almost too much. Ziva is forced into a breakneck race to a nearby city with the handsome mercenary,…
Oram, Kelly – The Starburst Effect
Lily Rosemont lives next door to the biggest jerk in high school. Noah Trask has bullied Lily for years, and now he’s ruined her senior year by making her a…
Bellemore, Kat – Dead Before Dinner
Green chile has never been more dangerous. Psychologist Maddie Swallows’ decision to return to New Mexico seemed like a good idea at the time, considering the divorce and her two…
Monson, Marianne – The Opera Sisters
Based on the true story of the Cook sisters, who smuggled valuables out of 1930s Nazi Germany to finance a daring, secret operation to help Jews find hope for a…
Gee, Nathaniel – Of Pigs and Priests
It’s 1557, and Father Young and Bishop Goldheart are fated to be single for eternity. As devoted priests of the Catholic church, the two men have committed themselves to vows…
Barker, Joanna – A Game of Hearts
If you can’t join them, beat them. Marigold Cartwell has only one goal: to defeat her long-time rival on the archery field. She knows she can outshoot irritating, cynical Tristan…
Hathaway, Deborah M. – From the Fields of Porthlenn
A Regency RomanceCornwall, 1820 Lieutenant Edmund Harris spent three long years getting over Poppy Honeysett’s rejection, using the sea to set him free. But when an old injury flares up…
Nielson, Sheila A. – The Ghost of Wyvern Lake
Outsiders say Wyvern is a sleepy little town—they couldn’t be more wrong. Wyvern is filled with the strange and unknown. Things we don’t talk about with outsiders. But among ourselves,…