Three years after the death of their three-year-old daughter, Sophia and Beau LeBlanc are still standing. Their marriage is another matter. Sarah Jane is everywhere in their New Orleans home—in the bedroom they haven’t changed, the fingerprints Sophia can’t bring herself to wipe away, and the old iPad filled with photographs and videos of the […]

Gill Lund has spent his life behind a camera, documenting other people’s trouble from a safe distance. Then his father dies in Castle Dale, Utah, and the one story he can’t shoot his way out of turns out to be his own. He goes home for three days, bury the man, settle the estate, leave. […]

A stolen career. A missing woman. And an island full of secrets. Jay is a ghostwriter whose life has been destroyed. Framed by her former client, a ruthless bestselling author, she’s lost her career, her reputation, and nearly her freedom. Now she’s arrived on a small island off the coast of Maine, searching for the […]

Most parenting books promise answers. This one offers something far more realistic: laughter. From sleepless newborn nights to toddler chaos, homework battles, teenage attitude, and adult children who still call asking for money, I’m the Gift for Mom and Dad is a hilarious collection of 300+ relatable family moments every parent will recognize instantly. Inside […]

Where did it all go wrong? The making and breaking of a friendship, and the aftermath… But who will take the blame, or bear the shame…? An epic family saga, set in Shropshire during the Pre-Regency Georgian era (1794-1802), at a time when the French wars rumble on in the background, and life, with its […]

A broken heart, a dangerous secret, and a second chance neither of them expected. With her family on the brink of ruin, Miss Olivia Langley will do anything to keep them safe, even become a highwayman alongside her sister. But the night they rob their first carriage, Livvy’s past comes crashing back. The man inside […]

They built a cage of fear and called it salvation. Adrian Ward wrote the code to burn it down. After surviving a childhood ruled by religious fanaticism, Adrian Ward learned to trust only what could be proven. Mathematics was predictable. Computer code never demanded faith. And buried inside logic, the brilliant MIT-trained computational linguist believed […]