< Back PJ Ellis After You, My Dear: I will always follow you Book blurb... The stunning Selena Mirrell, formerly a famed fashion model, marries young to the wealthy and charming Victor LaRoche. Her storybook romance becomes a living nightmare as Victor reveals his true, dark nature. After the fairy-tale romance turned sour, Selena flees her abusive husband, but finds no escape from his relentless pursuit. She settles in Andersonville, Georgia, where she rebuilds her life, but old demons resurface. When Victor remarries, Selena hopes to have finally escaped her past, but strange events plague her new home. A mysterious child enters her life, and she meets a widowed detective who wants to protect her from Victor's wrath. But as his behavior escalates, Selena must summon her strength and courage to protect herself and those she loves. Will she be able to outsmart Victor and find peace, or will he finally catch up with her? Dive into this romantic thriller for a tale of love, obsession, and survival to find out. Purchase here

< Back LeRosa Leigh FOR ALL AS FOR ONE Book blurb... Have you ever wondered if God is real? And if “He” is, does He care about what has happened or is happening to you and your loved ones? And in the world? Does He hear prayers? Does He answer them? This book speaks to those readers who are searching spiritually and in need of an “infilling,” because the messages and understandings come directly from Spirit, from divine Love. There is more to life than we are aware of. Many blessings await those of us who ask, seek, and knock. Purchase here

< Back Rachel Robbins The Sound of a Thousand Stars The Sound of a Thousand Stars by Rachel Robbins is a deeply evocative and thought-provoking novel that weaves historical fiction with personal narratives. Set against the backdrop of the Manhattan Project in Los Alamos, New Mexico, the story explores themes of love, loss, ambition, guilt, and the moral complexities of scientific discovery during World War II. The narrative is structured with alternating timelines and perspectives, including a unique reverse chronological account of Haruki Sato, a Hiroshima bombing survivor, which adds emotional depth and highlights the devastating aftermath of the atomic bomb. The novel primarily focuses on Alice Katz, a brilliant physicist who defies societal norms to pursue her passion for science, and Caleb Blum, a Jewish scientist grappling with the moral weight of his contributions to the bomb. Their love story is central to the narrative, marked by personal tragedy, secrecy, and the ethical dilemmas of their work. Robbins skilfully portrays the psychological toll of the Manhattan Project on its participants, including the enigmatic J. Robert Oppenheimer, whose charisma and intellect are juxtaposed with his personal struggles and the burden of creating a weapon of mass destruction. The novel also delves into the lives of other historical figures, such as Richard Feynman, blending fact and fiction to create a compelling narrative. The inclusion of the hibakusha (survivors of the Hiroshima bombing) adds a powerful layer of humanity, emphasizing the global consequences of the atomic bomb. The author’s note and historical context further enhance the narrative, shedding light on the real-life inspirations behind the story and the contributions of women in STEM during the Manhattan Project era. Robbins challenges readers to reflect on the human cost of scientific progress, the ethical dilemmas of war, and the enduring impact of historical events on individuals and families. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A compelling and unforgettable novel that examines the intersection of science, morality, and human relationships. Purchase here

< Back Jane Brown HAL...lelujah: A Mother's Story of Love, Loss and Faith Through it All Book blurb... God’s plan is not always our plan. I knew in 1997 the Lord laid it on my heart to write a book, but it was not until the pain of losing my first born that led me to finally surrender and begin this journey. Looking back at my journals, it became clear in my mind that all this work that had been in a box for so many years was meant to come full circle. The gut wrenching, stab me in the heart pain prompted me to write and begin to heal. Years back, I was to write a book, but it was not until the tragic death of my son, Hal, that it became crystal clear to me that it would be a story of a mother’s love, loss, and my faith through it all. Purchase here

< Back Rebecca Olmstead Dreams and Illusions: A Gabrielle Dorian Mystery A young woman is unwittingly thrust into a complex investigation when her sister is accused of a brutal murder. Gabrielle Dorian co-owns a boutique called Belle Femme in Washington with her best friend, Kate Goldstein. Gabrielle is a psychic and experiences recurring, vivid dreams. She believes her dreams are trying to tell her something and has a bad feeling it is something connected to her husband, James. Gabrielle is worried and Kate encourages her to have an extended lunch with James. She visits him while he is working on a construction site, and everything is fine, except for the annoying presence of his business partner, Trevor. Shortly after lunch, Gabrielle receives a visit from Trevor and the police, informing her that James has tragically died in an accident at the site. On the day of his funeral, Gabrielle receives a frantic call from her estranged younger sister, Tina. Tina has been arrested and asks Gabrielle to travel to Seattle to bail her out. Kate advises Gabrielle to stay at home, rest and grieve for her husband, but Gabrielle feels a responsibility to her sister. Gabrielle feels she let her husband down by ignoring her dreams, and she does not want to let her last living relative down. She travels to Seattle to learn Tina has been charged with writing bad checks and first-degree murder. The victim is Tina’s neighbor, an elderly woman named Winnifred Everette, who was robbed and shot in her apartment. The police have a good case, as Tina’s gun is linked to the crime scene, and they discover that Tina is the sole beneficiary of Winnifred’s eighteen-million fortune. Tina is confident that her sister will be able to prove her innocence due to her psychic abilities. Can Gabrielle solve the case, and save her sister from death row? Dreams and Illusions: A Gabrielle Dorian Mystery by Rebecca Olmstead is an absorbing crime detective novel, and the first instalment in a planned series. The book follows Gabrielle Dorian’s journey as she discovers her psychic abilities and is unwittingly thrust into a complex investigation when her sister is accused of a brutal murder. The book is more than a crime detective novel, as it deals with family relationships, faith, love and loss. Gabrielle Dorian is a strong, charming and relatable protagonist. Her journey is both personal and investigative, as she battles her own grief, fears and doubts while delving into the murky circumstances surrounding the crime. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary : A super addition to the crime detective genre, with a captivating protagonist and a fresh psychic twist. Purchase here

< Back Rick Soshensky The Music Therapy Studio: Empowering the Soul's Truth A masterpiece of non-fiction, by author Rick Soshensky Rick Soshensky, a music therapist for thirty years, writes a ground-breaking non-fiction book about the power of music, and its ability to integrate, heal and transform peoples’ lives. Rick discusses his love of music, his life as a musician, and his work as a music therapist. Based on extensive research, and many years of clinical practice, Rick describes his approach to music therapy as the Music Therapy Studio, and organises his approach into three sections: The Foundation, which sets out the theoretical groundwork for his work; The Framework, which identifies the different components of music and the relationship between conventional musicianship and music therapy, and; The Philosophy, which examines the underlying principles and assumptions including esoteric and metaphysical concepts. Rick presents a number of real-life stories, of people he has supported through music therapy, including Daniel, a young blind man with a number of other diagnoses including Autism, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Tourette’s Syndrome. Daniel had an innate musical talent and Rick describes the impact of musical therapy on him and his family. According to Daniel’s adopted mother, “Music has helped Daniel to find himself through the adversity and handicapping of his autism, OCD, Tourette’s and total darkness in blindness. Music truly has given him the gift of life.” This is an emotional and powerful book that demonstrates the therapeutic effects of music, through real life stories. Beautifully written by Rick Soshensky with such respect, care and compassion for his clients, this book will appeal to anyone interested in music therapy, and the benefits of music more generally. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: An inspiring and thought-provoking book for anyone interested in the therapeutic effects of music. Purchase here

< Back Terrence W Walsh Prince Adam's Quest Prince Adam’s Quest is a whimsical and sharply satirical fantasy adventure that both celebrates and subverts the classic hero’s journey. Terrence W. Walsh crafts a world where trolls, dragons, and bards are not just background color but central to the story’s humor and its pointed commentary on tradition, gender, and leadership. The story follows Prince Adam, a champion in all things—except humility and self-awareness. Adam’s journey to slay a dragon is less about heroism and more a parade of blunders, entitlement, and comic misadventure. From the outset, Adam’s arrogance is played for laughs: he insists on the shiniest armor, demands the longest lance, and is constantly outwitted by the rules and rituals of the world around him. His companion, Minnow, an apprentice bard, is the true heart of the story—resourceful, clever, and increasingly recognized for her talents as the quest unfolds. Walsh’s writing is rich with wordplay, puns, and meta-humour. The narrative frequently breaks the fourth wall, inviting readers to question the conventions of fantasy quests and the roles assigned to heroes and sidekicks. The book is peppered with original songs, rhymes, and witty dialogue, such as the recurring “Never” song and the clever “For Crumble” ode, which not only entertain but also deepen the world-building. Underlying the humor is a thoughtful critique of misogyny, xenophobia, and the dangers of unearned privilege. Minnow’s rise from overlooked apprentice to master bard of distinction is both satisfying and thematically resonant. Highly recommended for readers who like their fantasy with a side of wit and wisdom. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A clever, character-driven fantasy with a satirical edge. Purchase here

< Back Kate Sweden Wrecked By You Book blurb... There were two problems with kissing Max Harrington. First—he kissed like sin. Second—he knew it. Now we’re stuck in Scotland together, and pretending it never happened is definitely not on the itinerary. Rayann Wilder has charm, connections, and one job: make sure a million-dollar pre-wedding celebration in the Scottish Highlands goes off without a hitch. But when her boss assigns the company's broody security chief to join her? Everything unravels fast. Max Harrington is ex-military, exasperating, and entirely too attractive for Rayann’s sanity. He follows rules. She makes her own. He’s planning for worst-case scenarios. She’s trying not to jump him in a castle hallway. And the worst part? The more they argue, the harder it is to remember why this was supposed to be a strictly professional trip. Tensions are high. The stakes are higher. And between ancient feuds, competitive games, and one very inconvenient suite-sharing situation… the line between enemies and lovers is about to disappear completely. Wrecked by You is a sexy, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy with snappy banter, forced proximity, and enough slow-burn tension to melt your passport. Perfect for readers who crave serious heat, sharp wit, and emotionally intelligent characters who know exactly how high the stakes are—especially when it comes to falling in love. Purchase here

< Back James Michael Matthew Superseding the Periodic Table of the Elements: The Alchemy of Our Times Book blurb... After billions of years of planetary evolution and millions of years of human lineage, modern humans learned how to find and process naturally existing resources to become the dominant inhabitants of the planet. Now, the time has come to stop taking from the planet. The time has come to give back to the planet while growing our raw materials. The time has come to stop scouring the planet to find our raw materials, because they will eventually no longer be there to find. James Michael Matthew, founder and chairman of JM Prophecies Corp., explores how to transition from taking from the planet to adding to the planet, as well as how we can grow all our raw materials. This new evolution of humanity begins with superseding the periodic table of the elements and enhancing or perhaps even replacing it with a new “table” based on industrial biotechnology. The author first introduced this path forward in The Oceans and Deserts Stock Exchange, which included a chapter titled “Manufacture Like Nature Manufactures,” which is repeated here to begin what could be an evolutionary changing journey for humanity. Purchase here

< Back Paula Welch The Jewel Thief Book blurb... Jubilee Jones returned to her home town of Bowral to face an uncertain future. She felt adrift and alone. Time ticked by slowly in Bowral, alone with her thoughts. On her mother's advice she decided to do some gardening. One day, while digging up some dead rose bushes in her back garden, Jubilee inadvertently dug up an old biscuit tin. Expecting to find animal bones inside, she instead found eighteen pieces of ornately exquisite jewellery. Emeralds, rubies, diamonds and pearls sparkling up at her from within the tin. Jubilee knew she could not keep them, but her curiosity prevented her from handing them to the police straight away. Compelled to know when they were buried and by whom, Jubilee asks her cousin Meg for help and together they begin to unravel the mystery of the biscuit tin. Surprisingly, their research leads them to their mysterious great-grandfather. Jubilee and Meg' head to England, where they hire a campervan and set off across England in an attempt to uncover the past. During their travels around England, Jubilee and Meg trace the descendants of the five families robbed in 1939 and learn how their lives had been irrevocably changed by the robberies committed by their great-grandfather so long ago. But sometimes the past is best left buried. Was their great-grandfather also a murdered? As the story of the stolen jewellery spreads around Hatton Garden old sins are brought back to life as more than one criminal is unearthed. By the time Jubilee's journey draws to an end, she finally finds her place in this world, along with love and happiness. Purchase here

< Back Jacqueline Reinig Faery Academy of QuillSnap: Night of the Purple Moon Book blurb... In a world where faeries are trained at the prestigious Faery Academy of QuillSnap, Tansy, a tiny “little,” finds herself trapped in the Human Realm after her mother’s mysterious disappearance. With time running out and danger closing in, Tansy must venture into the enchanted forest to gather the rare Nipicat leaves—crucial to saving the Faery Academy. But as shadows creep, her vengeful guardian, Merkel, lurks nearby, ready to unleash her sinister plan. Will Tansy uncover the truth about her mother, the Academy, and herself before it’s too late? Perfect for fans of magical adventures, this fantasy novel weaves mystery, danger, and wonder into a tale that will keep readers on the edge of their seats! Don’t miss this spellbinding journey! Purchase here

< Back Debz Hobbs-Wyatt If Crows Could Talk Book blurb... George Tucker and April Jefferson have never met but they share a secret. Born the same day fifty years apart, in the same town in Florida, both are battling demons. George is African-American - now living in Atlanta, having run from Jim Crow - only it seems you can't outrun the past. April is a white teenager terrified she will end up like her mother. George's story is set over fifty years, April's over a single year... yet their destinies are tied up together. They must meet... but how is the troubled teenager April the key to unlocking the secrets of George's past? Find out in the gripping If Crows Could Talk by award-winning literary writer Debz Hobbs-Wyatt. Purchase here