“Progress is a lie. Every human gut knows it.” In a world increasingly automated, rushed, and dehumanized, Proof of Life is an uncompromising, raw work of contemporary psychological fiction. Structurally split into three distinct, interconnected movements, the narrative strips away the illusions of modern societal progress to expose the brutal, unvarnished nerve of human suffering, […]

The perfect family… The perfect murders… A family massacred. A village in mourning. Can anyone sleep safely while a killer is on the loose? Laura Percival, owner of The Stables, notices something wrong at her friend’s house when out on her morning ride. Further investigation reveals scenes she’ll never forget. While the police are quick […]

Her boat survived the blackout. Now she has to survive everyone who wants it. Hunted through the Atlantic islands after an EMP, Shannon must protect her crew with paper charts, dwindling supplies, and a diesel engine she can’t afford to lose.

For three years, Frank Neville has been running from the fire he escaped, and the friend he left behind to die. He knows there are some things a man can never outrun. When a raging wildfire traps Lily Hart and her younger sister in the mountains, Frank rides into the smoke to find them. It’s […]

Kevin never planned on being a librarian. He especially didn’t plan on being a librarian in a town that doesn’t appear on any map, where the books talk back, and fictional characters occasionally escape their pages. But when the previous librarian dies face-first in his oatmeal (poisoned, naturally), Kevin makes the mistake of trying on […]

She came for a fresh start. She got a fresh body. Milliner Paige Andrews traded Beverly Hills deadlines for a cozy hat shop on the California coast. She figured her biggest problem would be convincing locals to wear fascinators. Then the town’s most-followed food influencer turns up dead, and Paige’s signature brownies are found at […]

“She had until month’s end to keep her mother and sister off the street. He had until the same day to marry, or lose everything to the cousin who wanted him dead.” Helena Whitmore has held her family together for three years on nothing but wit and will. Now her father the vicar is in […]