London, 1914. As the world erupts into war, two lives will be forever changed by courage, duty, and an impossible love. Margaret Ashworth has fought every step of the way to become a doctor in a man’s world. When the Great War begins, she sees her chance to prove herself where it matters most, on […]

Do you still know your best friends as well as you did at twenty-two? Caitlin, Hope, Ensley and Rebecca used to tell each other everything. Ten years after graduation, the texts are shorter, the video chats rarer, and Rebecca has been quietly slipping away. A girls’ week in the Berkshires was supposed to bring them […]

Her son vanished into the 1905 orphan train system overnight. Someone made sure her husband couldn’t stop it. Widow Mae Turner will break New York’s corrupt Children’s Court, or be swallowed by it. How does a widowed law clerk with no legal standing outrun a machine built to make children disappear? She finds the gap […]

At the turn of the 20th Century, in the far northern reaches of the New World, lies a forested land of ice and snow known only to the Ojibway. Modern industry has discovered its natural resources and word of its riches has spread. As the American western expansion seems at an end, the promise of […]

In ancient Anatolia, where gods walk close to mortals and divine power is never given without a price, Sumey Agha is just trying to survive. Living hand‑to‑mouth in the brutal city of Tarsus, Sumey’s world is shattered by a single night of violence. One that awakens a power far beyond anything a mortal should wield. […]

It’s the late 1970s, a time when Oklahomans learn first-hand the meaning of the term serial killer… Small-town police chief Emmett Hardy sets out with a simple goal, find the family of a young woman who died years earlier at the hands of one of his officers. But when a friend helping with the search […]

It all started with the reading of her grandmother’s will… Clarisse Morgan is unable to comprehend the hostility her estranged mother, sister, and two aunts are displaying toward her. She had lived with Grandma Deidre for several years before her death, and being named as sole heir came as no great surprise when she passed. […]