what historians never discovered... Path of Peril by Marlie Parker Wasserman

“A feast of characters, scenery and history, Wasserman sets the table for a tremendous read. Path of Peril is a privileged walk with TR, his wife, his staff and dozens of characters struggling to create one of the “greatest engineering feats of the century.” - Chris Keefer, author of No Comfort for the Undertaker, a Carrie Lisbon Mystery

the first time (time, time, time...)- The Boy Who Fell From The Past Truant D. Memphis

A passage. 

This story is a passage. 

A chapter from my earliest adventures. 

A moment in time recounting the first time I traveled through time...or something like that. 

Struggling with the truth... What the Monkey Saw by Lynn Chandler Willis

"A stunning portrait of small town southern crime where characters walk a moral tightrope and risk everything to do what they believe is right. Emily Gayle, who watches people die for a living, is caught up in a drug theft ring and if she's not careful, death will come for her. With breakneck pacing, you'll want to devour What the Monkey Saw in one sitting, but don't—this is one you'll want to savor. Highly recommended series debut for fans of S.A Cosby, Joe Landsdale, and James Lee Burke."- James L'Etoile, Award winning author of Black Label, Dead Drop, and the Detective Penley series

old homes have old secrets... The Greenleaf Murders (Historic Homes Mysteries, #1) by R.J. Koreto

"The Greenleaf Murders mixes a modern suspense mystery with the love of old-world mansions and iconic High Society. Buried secrets threaten a family clinging to their former glory as two murders surface, a century apart. Koreto weaves a story that creates the perfect tension between the beauty of the golden era and the fear of a killer in plain sight." - L.A. Chandlar, national best selling author of the Art Deco Mystery Series

Developing a deeper sense of purpose... The Sacred Meaning of Everyday Work Robert H. Tribken

“A thorough resource for connecting spirituality and work

The Sacred Meaning of Everyday Work” by Robert Tribken is for those who want to find greater meaning in their work (regardless of field) through relating their work to their spirituality and faith in God." Amanda, Amazon

Is she a spy or a glorified babysitter? Chaos at Carnegie Hall (The Fiona Figg Mysteries #1) by Kelly Oliver

"The writing style was easy to follow and descriptive and pulled colorful and detailed visuals to my mind's eye. The engaging storylines were well-paced and populated with unique, amusing, and authentic characters. I’m already looking forward to more of Ms. Figg’s breezy adventures." DJ Sakata, Goodreads

Love at first sight? Absolutely - The Corpsman's Wife by Sabine Chennault

"A fascinating inside look at families in the military and the courage, strength, heartbreak, and determination it takes to make it through. An inspiring read!" --Rebekah Kennedy, TV and film actress, appearing in Law and Order SVU, Criminal Minds, Season of the Witch, among others

Fix will do anything to get home, even murder. - Fix (Flint Chronicles #1) by Melodie Bolt

The magical creatures in Flint are being murdered and Koko and Damien hardly know each other, let alone how to track down serial killers.

There’s no reason for her to get involved... Bread Over Troubled Water (A Bread Shop Mystery #8) by Winnie Archer

Rising cozy mystery author Winnie Archer cooks up her latest installment in her delightful and delicious Bread Shop Mystery series.

the addictive quality of power - Illuminated by Iris Marsh

In this coming-of-age YA contemporary fantasy, a teenage girl has her life turned upside down when her family is breaking apart, and she discovers her supernatural powers. There’s no time to deal with it, however, as she’s targeted by a dangerous power-siphoner.

Solitude Lake (Hidden Creek Romance #1) by Adele Darcy

"This was a beautifully written book. [...] The characters were well-developed and lovely. [...]

I loved reading how Susan moves past grief and betrayal to find peace and forgiveness. the emotions were real and genuine." Tara, Goodreads

the cost she’s willing to pay - Armadas in the Mist (Empire of the House of Thorns #3) by Christian Klaver

"Fantasy at its most fantastic. Monsters, mystery, and magic in a beautiful and frightening world all their own. Justice Kasric and her strange family are a delight from first to last." -Steven Harper, author of The Books of Blood and Iron series (about book #2)

Growing up is hard enough, even without the shooting. - Secrets of the Gold by Baer Charlton

Praise for Secrets of the Gold:

"kept me spellbound" Michaele Caso

"you will have a very hard time putting this book down!" Seth Bogdanove

Film Crews and Rendezvous: A Jules Keene Glamping Mystery by Heather Weidner

"The mystery itself was well-plotted and had a quick pace. There were certainly plenty of suspects to choose from. As I followed Jules’s investigation, I bounced from guess to guess…[...] There are clues for the armchair detective to follow but the with a surprising and crafty twist at the reveal, I think most will appreciate the clever resolution." K.A. Davis, Goodreads

a situation she never saw coming - Never Play Fair (Sydney Evans Mystery#2) by Leah Cupps

"Never Play Fair held onto its secrets well revealing them slowly one at a time keeping me in suspense from beginning to end with never a dull moment in between. The twists kept me on the edge of my seat locked into its world as the world around me disappeared." Nancy, Goodreads

A remarkable story... The Year of the Bear by Douglas J. Lanzo

"Mr. Lanzo does a fantastic job of bringing the characters to life, and allowing young adults to make real world connections to the subject matter and the characters in his work. The Year of the Bear is an engaging and compelling read." Gregory, Goodreads

She sees irrefutable evidence of murder... Danger in Edinburgh (The British Book Tour Mysteries) by Emma Dakin

Claire Barclay, owner and tour guide of The British Mysteries Book Tours, leaves her house in Hampshire and her significant other, Mark Evans, puts her dog Gulliver into her van and heads off to Scotland for the start of a fortnight tour...

forced to fulfill an impossible role... The Defender by Larissa Soehn

"Great read! The best sci-fi novels have strong characters and The Defender certainly delivers. [...] Mix that with some great battle scenes and descriptions of alien worlds that came alive in my imagination, The Defender will not disappoint!"Mona J., Goodreads

Murder, Mayhem, and Missing Animals. Playing Possum (A Kristy Farrell Animal Lovers Mystery, #3) by Lois Schmitt

“In her third book of the series, writer Lois Schmitt has crafted an intricately-plotted mystery full of twists and humor, with a cast of colorful characters, set in a wildlife refuge rehab center. Cozy fans, and especially followers of Schmitt’s animal lovers’ mysteries, will find great entertainment in Playing Possum.” -Phyllis Gobbell, award-winning author of the Jordan Mayfair Mysteries

the past, the present and a second Civil War... Murder at the CDC (Capital Crimes #32) by Jon Land

"A wonderful mystery novel, riveting until the last page." --Strand Magazine

"A terrific tale that never lets up." --Sandra Brown