Cole Walker came to Hood Canal to build something: a glass and cedar lodge perched above a deep glacial fjord, where giant octopus hunt in the cold depths and orcas pass close enough to hear. He didn’t plan to stay. But five summers later, the Lodge has become home, and the people who built it […]

A cursed clock. A locked-room murder. This appraisal just became a matter of life and death. Penny Goodwyn was looking forward to a quiet life running her antique shop, and appraising the estate of a wealthy local historian seemed like a straightforward, albeit tedious, job. But when the universally disliked man is found dead in […]

Some cookbooks assume you already know what you are doing. This one starts where real beginners actually are. Standing in the kitchen. Holding a spatula like it might betray you. Wondering if dinner is supposed to smell like that. Even I Can’t Burn Water… Almost! is a funny, beginner-friendly cookbook with 100 foolproof recipes for […]

Harper Brown is determined to make the most of her little life in Juniper Falls. She keeps to herself, runs the bakery her father loved, and tinkers with his recipes to the delight of all the patrons of The Roasted Chestnut. But these days there are, like, three patrons. Total. So she’s relieved to learn […]

Creed, President of the Royal Bastards MC in Jacksonville, Florida, is ruthless in his desire to rule his club and his men. And damn, if he isn’t good at it. Until the day Vivian stumbles into his arms and blows his life to hell. On holiday and out of her depth, she doesn’t have the […]

From super fangirl to superhero. Twenty-year-old Dawn Takahashi has been a comic book fan for years. So when she gets a set of superpowers of her own, she dives right in. Guided by a series of hard and fast rules, Dawn plans to use her experience with comics to earn her place as Bailey City’s […]

In 1982, eight teens disappeared from the Crater Lake School for Boys. Forty years later, a mass grave is found, containing the remains of seven of the boys. What happened to the eighth? Del Honeycutt and bestselling mystery author Sabrina Spencer have carved out a quiet life on seventeen acres in New Hampshire. A construction […]

Modern diseases are no accident, they are ancient survival adaptations that once saved us from extinction. What saved us then is killing us now. For the first time, The Winter Gene explains modern chronic disease as a single evolved biological system, forged during extreme Ice Age conditions, expressed through multiple genetic pathways, and inherited directly […]

Meera Chopra wants to study history, not become it! All I want to do is study and teach about the history of Indians in the United Kingdom. The studying part is going great…the teaching part could be going better. Mostly because so many still refuse to acknowledge that there were Indians in the United Kingdom […]