Still reeling from the loss of her foster-father and mentor, Abby is struggling. She knows she has to keep going but she doesn't know how or why. And while she gains temporary reprieve with a handful of friends, she is soon forced out of that protective area and forced to keep running. But with zombies, raiders… Continue reading Her Name Was Abby – Peter Martuneac

Nina Landry is having a wild day - she and her kids are just hours away from catching a plane to spend their Christmas holidays in Florida - but then...one of her kids goes missing. Nina is distraught, devastated and above all ready to haul ass to get her daughter home. But the police? They're moving slower… Continue reading Losing You – Nicci French

In a faraway and distant land lived two great kings... A lion and an eagle - both rulers of their respective realms - once had great respect for each other. But as time went on, the respect became something else... As days went by, envy grew larger and thus, conflict arose. It grew and grew and grew until the… Continue reading A Tale of Two Kings – Errol Fern

Mary Porter-Malcolm knows two things: 1) You can literally find any and all answers within the pages of a good book.2) Any book published in the last century just isn't worth reading. Mary spent her entire life deep within the pages of old tomes and classic works...but then the unthinkable happens. She has to go to public school. Mary's… Continue reading By the Book – Amanda Sellet

Too fat. Too thin. Too emotional. Too robotic. Too sexy. Too prudish. Too bossy. Too meek. From the media to your friends to your family - I don't think a single woman in our era could possibly escape some sort of body image problem. I know I've been quietly dealing with a few of my own ever… Continue reading Body Positive – Emily Lauren Dick

Everyone knows the adult Jane Austen - author of Pride & Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion and more. She's been an absolute icon for centuries. But once she was a little girl. And this is her story. This wonderful children's book takes on one of literatures greatest writers and brings her childhood to life. It should come to NO surprise that I absolutely LOVED this book.… Continue reading A Most Clever Girl – Jasmine Stirling

Tarisai has had an... unusual ...childhood. She's spent it isolated in a mansion, surrounded by servants afraid to touch her and desperately wanting the love of "The Lady" (who is the closest to a 'mother' that Tarisai has ever seen). Once The Lady deems Tarisai old enough, she's sent to the capital of the Aritsar empire to… Continue reading Raybearer – Jordan Ifueko

Primrose has spent her life behind bars - okay not really, but her mother might as well imprisoned her. From the moment Primrose could talk, her mother has set laid down the rules - Lady Druthers' Guide to be precise - and absolutely refused any and all signs of rebellion. While Primrose has chaffed around having such strict… Continue reading Sixteen Scandals – Sophie Jordan

Watch it, buddy. You're about to open some childhood trauma. This story is told through scattered perspectives across the universe. There's T'az, the leader of the Shadow Squad and the Disciples of Death, he runs a very small, elite group of humans, cyborgs, etc as they battle across the galaxy. Shadow Squad, let's fly. We also… Continue reading The Soldiers’ Perspective – Phillip Murrell