In Hunt on Dark Waters by Katee Robert, Evelyn might be a witch but even she can’t fix every predicament she finds herself in. And with her penchant for (light) thievery, she’s definitely gotten in over her head a few times in her twenty-five years. But being pulled into a […]
In Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros, Violet Sorrengail learned many things during her first year in the Rider Quadrant at Basgiath War College. The least of which was how to survive when the odds are stacked against you–something she was very familiar with considering her physical frailness compared to others […]
In There Are No Saints by Sophie Lark, Sculptor Cole Blackwell has never been called a good guy and he is completely fine with that. If people knew the truth behind just how far he will go to control those around him–and to rid San Francisco of those not worth […]
In Pestilence by Laura Thalassa, Five years ago, when the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse appeared on Earth, it changed everything for humankind. Gone was the internet, electricity in most areas, and even the ability to use vehicles or airplanes, leaving people to hunker down and just try to survive […]
In Sweeten the Deal by Katie Shepard, After inheriting what she considers to be a fortune from her grandmother, twenty-two-year-old MBA student Caroline Sedlacek has revamped her life. To others, it might not seem like that big of a deal to move from small-town Texas to Boston or to change […]
In The Takedown by Carlie Walker, With the holidays looming near, CIA agent Sydney Swift has had thoughts of visiting her Grandma Ruby and sister Calla back in Maine for months. But her complicated feelings on family and home have kept her jumping from one assignment to another, and one […]
In Better Hate than Never by Chloe Liese, Kate Wilmot has known Christopher Petruchio since she was a baby. Literally. They grew up next to each other, their families close friends until tragedy struck, taking Christopher’s parents from him in a car wreck. Kate’s parents pulled him into their family […]
In Maybe Once, Maybe Twice by Alison Rose Greenberg, Maggie Vine has given up a whole lot–maybe too much–to chase her dream of becoming a successful singer/songwriter. Paying her dues in her hometown of NYC was never a question. It’s simply what she had to do. But having to put […]
In Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas, Jordan Hadley thought she finally had this adulting thing figured out. She had an apartment with her boyfriend Cole Lawson. She was taking college courses. And she had a waitressing-slash-bartending job, even if it was in a dive bar. Then everything gets thrown sideways […]
In The Wake-Up Call by Beth O’Leary, A little bit of workplace competition can be a good thing, right? In the case of Izzy Jenkins and Lucas da Silva, it will either prove to be what finally helps them get along or what pushes them apart for good. Because as […]