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- Margot Keene, Maverick Key: Hearts on the Line
< Back Margot Keene Maverick Key: Hearts on the Line Five years after the death of her brother Nathan in a tragic cave diving accident, Maddie Carter returns to the place where he died, Maverick Key, Florida. Maddie hopes to start a new life, open a veterinary clinic, and reclaim Nathan’s diving legacy. Before his death, Nathan discovered a cave site with evidence of fossilized remains, possibly linked to an ancient, cultured civilization. He died in the cave while searching for evidence, after his equipment failed. Maddie finds a map of the cave site in Nathan’s cottage, and a cryptic note, suggesting there was more to the cave accident than previously believed. She sets out to learn more about his research and uncover the truth about his death. When fortune hunters arrive in Maverick Key in search of treasure, she meets a widowed diver named Scott Rickter. Their friendship slowly develops into love, but Maddie keeps a secret from Scott that could threaten their relationship. Maddie continues her investigation, but there is someone in Maverick Key who is determined to make sure Nathan’s secrets remain dead and buried. Maverick Key: Hearts on the Line is a gripping romance and mystery novel by author Margot Keene. Set on an idyllic island just off the coast of Florida, Keene transports readers to a lush, tropical paradise of untouched natural beauty. But beyond the picture-perfect façade, Maverick Key holds deep, dark secrets. Maddie Carter’s quest to uncover the truth about her brother’s death leads to danger, unexpected love, and heartbreak. With a lush setting, a gripping plot and a compelling cast of characters, Maverick Key is a place readers will want to revisit. Maverick Key: Hearts on the Line is a strong debut that will appeal to fans of romantic fiction, mystery, and adventure. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary : A high-stakes cave diving adventure filled with mystery, suspense, and romance. Purchase here
- Randy Pressgrove, This Car Sux!: Tales and Tips from a Life of Wheeling and Dealing
< Back Randy Pressgrove This Car Sux!: Tales and Tips from a Life of Wheeling and Dealing Book blurb... “In THIS CAR SUX! Randy Pressgrove does an exemplary job of colorfully describing the process of getting an automobile from manufacturing through to the brand delivering it to dealerships and into the driveway of its new owner. . . You too may find yourself intrigued, curious, and perhaps tempted, as many of us have been, to wonder what it would be like to be a part of the dynamic story of the modern auto industry.” —John Szymanski, Vice-President, Holman Automotive Group. Purchase here
- G.S. Carline, Blood Dragon Rising
< Back G.S. Carline Blood Dragon Rising An enthralling first instalment in the Dragon Shadows series, by author G.S. Carline On the fictional Caribbean Island of Los Peces Pequeña, the French aristocracy are attempting to secure their future as rulers of the island by arranging a marriage between Lisette, the twenty-year-old daughter of the Duke and Duchess de Lille, and Eric, the son of the Count and Countess of d’Auguste. It’s Lisette’s birthday and her betrothal to Eric will be announced later that evening. Lisette isn’t too happy about marrying Eric, but she accepts the arrangement and her role as a future wife and mother within the French nobility. During the engagement, Eric suddenly announces he cannot marry Lisette, as it would jeopardize the islands relationship with Spain, and future trade opportunities. Lisette is drugged and kidnapped, and awakes a day later on board the L’Implacable, a notorious pirate ship, led by Captain Rocco. Lisette learns that Eric and his new lover Lady Mercedes de Medina have sold her to pirates to make way for their own wedding. By uniting the d’Auguste and de Medina families they hope to secure Spanish control of the island. Their plan is to displace Lisette, kill off the remaining members of the de Lille family, and inherit the families’ wealth. Rocco confines Lisette to his cabin before delivering her to a wealthy Spanish gentleman. Lisette manages to escape, and flees back to the ship where she finds a Blood Dragon feather and develops a close connection with her Captain. She soon settles into pirate life, and learns key seafaring and combat skills, but is determined to seek revenge on those who betrayed her. Lisette learns that Captain Rocco is afflicted by an ancient curse, and turns into a Blood Dragon after dark, seeking vengeance on all those who have wronged him. But when Lisette is accidently stabbed by one of his feathers, she too becomes cursed by the ancient magic. The couple discover that their lives are inextricably bound by the ancient curse, but will their desire for vengeance destroy them or unite them? Blood Dragon Rising is a fantasy fiction novel by author G.S. Carline, about a young woman’s fight for survival, following the ultimate betrayal of her fiancé. As a gentle noblewoman, protected from the outside world, she doesn’t stand much chance, but she develops into a strong, confident and determined woman, and a pirate you wouldn’t want to cross paths with! With a strong female protagonist, a captivating plot with an unexpected twist, and a fabulous cliff hanger that will leave readers wanting more, this book is a super, swashbuckling, fantasy adventure set on the high seas. I was fully immersed and engaged in this book, and I look forward to reading the next instalment. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A super, swashbuckling, fantasy adventure set on the high seas. Purchase here
- Alison Jean Lester, The Sound of It
< Back Alison Jean Lester The Sound of It Two families come together to build their dream home. Just four months into a relationship, serial entrepreneur Jeremy Markwick-Low and sound engineer, Su Watkins, decide to sell their houses and move in together. Su, a divorcee has one teenage daughter, Caoimhe. Caoimhe uses Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) videos to help her relax. Jeremy is a widow and has two sons, Ned and Tom. The two families move into a large rental property, while their dream house on farmland outside the city of Worcester is being built. The new house is a beautiful, modern, energy-efficient home, large enough for their blended family. It’s a fresh start for both families, as Su seeks stability and security following her divorce, and Jeremy sees an opportunity to impress his father. The family move into their lavish new home, and as the children adapt to their new family life, Jeremy proposes to Su. Meanwhile, Jeremy’s father buys Tom a gun for hunting. But as costs of the house build spiral out of control, Jeremy gets further and further into debt, and considers alternative ways to make some quick cash. With just under a week to their wedding, Su checks Jeremy’s laptop to get an update on the family finances and makes a surprising discovery. Su makes the difficult decision to leave the house and takes Caoimhe with her. But as she has no legal responsibility for Ned and Tom, she makes the heart-breaking decision to leave them behind. Will Su ever see the boys she loves so dearly again? Can Su ever forgive her fiancé? And what will happen to the beautiful dream home they built together? The Sound of It by author Alison Jean Lester is a compelling, modern-day family saga, which examines the unique challenges and complexities faced by blended families. This is a heartrending, and at times disturbing novel, told by Alison Jean Lester with authenticity and compassion. Many readers will relate to the families experiences and will empathise with Su as she discovers the truth about her fiancé. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A compelling and heartrending family saga, about the complexities of modern families, told with authenticity and compassion. Purchase here
- Paul Howell, The Last President: POTUS Terminalis
< Back Paul Howell The Last President: POTUS Terminalis Book blurb... The premise of this novel is America's surprising absence in Bible Prophecy. The Last President is a fictional account of a future where the US removes the requirement that presidential candidates be American-born. A secret society, The Council, has been manoeuvring to bring this about. lt's the story of how they and their candidate are able to dupe the intelligence community. The incumbent president and the CIA are certain that something is afoot, but The Council is always a step ahead. The Council is a sinister cult, intent upon resurrecting the worship of the ancient Roman gods, whom they believe will hand them stewardship of the world. There are two Christian antagonists: one, a powerful senator, the other his father, a respected Christian TV host with unquestionable integrity. They ultimately find themselves arriving at the same conclusion as the CIA: That American sovereignty is about to be undermined! But will they be able to prove and prosecute their case before it is too late? Purchase here
- Bill Bennett, Borealis
< Back Bill Bennett Borealis Book blurb... A pulse beneath the ice. A conspiracy beneath the surface. A detective who can’t walk away. When Detective Ava Martinez travels to Alaska seeking a break from her last case, she’s pulled into a world of high‑stakes espionage, dangerous secrets, and a land that refuses to stay silent. Joined by energy specialist Cole Stratton, she uncovers a web of corruption stretching from corporate boardrooms to geopolitical power players — all while the northern wilderness closes in around them. Purchase here
- Jeremiah Burke, M.S., Leading with Grace: Faith-Inspired Principles for Empowering Leadership
< Back Jeremiah Burke, M.S. Leading with Grace: Faith-Inspired Principles for Empowering Leadership Book blurb... Leadership isn’t about power, it’s about purpose. And grace is the key that unlocks both. In a world flooded with leadership books, Leading with Grace: Faith-Inspired Principles for Empowering Leadership stands apart. This isn’t just a guide for corporate executives or church leaders, it’s a practical, Scripture-rooted roadmap for anyone called to influence others with integrity, wisdom, and compassion. Blending biblical truth with real-world insight, this book explores how leaders can thrive spiritually while making a meaningful impact in their teams, organizations, and communities. From self-leadership and emotional intelligence to navigating conflict and building teams that flourish, each chapter offers both spiritual encouragement and practical tools. Whether you’re leading in the boardroom, the sanctuary, or the home, Leading with Grace will help you: Lead yourself before leading others Make Spirit-led decisions with clarity and confidence Build trust through humility, integrity, and vision Handling transition and conflict with grace Develop others while staying grounded in your faith If you’re ready to grow as a leader, on purpose and with purpose, this book is for you. Purchase here
- Andrew Daniels, Tomorrow's Rain
< Back Andrew Daniels Tomorrow's Rain Book blurb... Prepare to be whisked away on an adventure written by the majestic writer Andrew Daniels. His poetry is a monument to what a writer can create with their quill dipped in the sacred black ink of a poet's black heart. His drawings and illustrations bring his poetry to life with a flurry of colors and unique vision. Nothing is impossible if an artist has the imagination to build bridges and skyscrapers with only their words, and Andrew Daniels proves it in Tomorrow's Rain. However, will you find the answers to your questions in the trenches of his poetry? Grab your umbrella as Andrew Daniels takes you on an adventure to the state of Washington to find out. Good luck... Purchase here
- Marlayne Jan Giron, A Place of Refuge
< Back Marlayne Jan Giron A Place of Refuge Following a near death experience, Rachel Winston is recuperating at home with her partner Samuel Miller and her teenage daughter, Karen. The couple found each other unexpectedly, after Rachel bought a farm from Samuel and converted it into a traditional Amish style bed and breakfast, the ‘Second Chance Inn’. Samuel, an Amish man, was shunned by his family due to his relationship with Englisch (non-Amish) Rachel. As the couple prepare for the arrival of their first guests, they struggle to keep up with the work required, due to Rachel’s injuries. Meanwhile, Emma Lapp has been disowned by her Amish family, after she left home and spent time in the Englisch community. Destitute and desperate, she finds the ‘Second Chance Inn’ and asks to work at the inn, in return for a place to stay. Rachel and Samuel are in desperate need of help, and agree to let her stay and provide a much needed refuge. News soon spreads of Rachel and Samuel’s kindness and hospitality. Others who have been excommunicated from their Amish families, arrive at the inn, in search of work and a safe place to stay. With the help of their friends, Rachel and Samuel raise funds to develop a refuge. They build a new barn, to provide accommodation, wedding services and religious offerings, to others excommunicated from the Amish community. As the build commences, Samuel proposes to Rachel and the couple prepare for their own wedding in their new barn. But, as the date of the wedding approaches, Samuel is reunited with his Amish family, and questions whether he has made the right decision to marry Rachel. As the couple contemplate their future, Rachel receives devastating news that will change their lives forever. A Place of Refuge is a touching and thought-provoking novel by Marlayne Jan Giron, and the sequel to the first book in the series, Second Chance Inn. The book follows on from where the first book ended, and further develops the relationship between Rachel and Samuel as they build a new home together. Both have experienced tragic loss and face difficult choices in their new relationship, while embarking on a huge building project. This is a beautifully written novel that explores love across different cultures, identity and faith. A perfect read for those who enjoy family sagas, romantic fiction, and who might be interested in Amish culture. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A beautiful and touching exploration of love across different cultures. Purchase here
- Angel A, Holy Parrot
< Back Angel A Holy Parrot Can a young teen convince her village she is the mother of the new Christ? Leonard (Leo) Lumière, a twenty-one-year-old Australian and science student from Melbourne University, is working in a laboratory in a small village in Buritaca, on Colombia's Caribbean coast. He is studying why the local people have longer than average life-expectancy, when he meets a young woman named Maria Santos. Maria, a naive but strong-willed sixteen-year-old, confides in Leo that she is pregnant. She agrees to help Leo find the ‘elixir of life’, in exchange for a pregnancy test. Maria seeks refuge in Leo’s lab when her father is furious by her pregnancy. Maria and Leo develop a close friendship, and Leo becomes embroiled in the family drama that unfolds. Leo conducts the test and confirms she is pregnant; however, Maria claims she is a virgin. She declares that she was told by a holy parrot name Garbriel that she was to be the mother of the new Christ. Her parents and many villagers believe her story and shower her with gifts and lots of attention. Others are not convinced, including Leo, and suspect a local boy named Pablo is the father. Her father shares the news, and the world descends on the village to worship Maria and the parrot. As Maria continues to stand by her story, the book explores the connection between religion and science, and the human experience. Holy Parrot by author Angel A is a unique and original fiction novel, about a pregnant teenager named Maria who is convinced she will be the mother of the new Christ. The story is told from the perspective of Leo, an Australian student who meets Maria and becomes her protector as the world descends on the small Colombia village to worship the virgin mother-to-be. This is a fresh and fascinating read, which raises questions about science, faith, culture, humanity, and the world we inhabit. The characters are well developed, full of personality and complexity; and the setting in the Colombian jungle and beaches is breathtaking. This is a rich and compelling read with a complex, multi-faceted plot, and fascinating characters. Although the story might seem a little far-fetched, I was totally taken in by every moment. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A captivating story of faith, science, and self-discovery. Purchase here
- Alex Charns, Twenty Angels on Her Roof
< Back Alex Charns Twenty Angels on Her Roof Book blurb... It's 1942, in Nazi Occupied Suwalki, Poland, 12-year-old Basia Gwiazdowska, is posted as the lookout against the Gestapo and SS while her dad Alek listens to an illegal radio. Alek with the Polish Home Army had smuggled twenty of their Jewish neighbors into nearby Lithuania, saving their lives. This act of mercy was a capital crime. The Gestapo and SS overpower Basia. and arrest her father, charging him with treason against the Third Reich. Basia vows revenge. Basia harnessed the celestial powers of the Black Madonna, Baby Jesus, twenty Jewish angels, a golem named Tortuga, and King and Queen Crow. Basia's army is pitted against the might of Nazi Germany. This novel is a companion to Charns' memoir "Listening to Chopin While Fighting Nazis." Purchase here
- Aspry J Jones, Beware The Golden Tigers
< Back Aspry J Jones Beware The Golden Tigers Book blurb... A year after the Light Crown was saved, Aeril’s fragile peace is beginning to crack. From an alternate universe, witch hunters of the Bhaskari priesthood arrive, not as legend but as forces of reckoning. Their presence brings a conflict that threatens to unravel everything Aeril’s heroes fought to protect. In an earlier timeline, Faden the Liar faces execution for a long trail of crimes, his fate sealed by King Greith of House Frays. But when a divine mercy is offered unexpectedly, the kingdom of Torvinia will be forever changed. In Aeril, peace is fleeting and sacrifice is inevitable in both eras. Purchase here











