New Releases

When Briar Dawson gets stranded at the airport on her way to Derby season, the last thing she needs is a distraction. She's spent a decade clawing her way into rooms that weren't built for her, and she's finally close enough to touch the dream her father never got credit for. That is, until a stranger claims the stool beside her. He's expensive fabric, rehearsed answers, and possesses a confidence that comes from never having been told no. He's also, as it turns out, exactly the type of trouble she promised herself she'd never get into. Until now. One moment. No names. No future.

A soliloquy from a ghost annoyed by a haunted-house tour coming through her home; a demonic viewfinder that’s indebted to M.R. James; and a bloodthirsty Ayn Rand wielding a chainsaw. The Gospels of Extinction is a mix of horror, humor, and speculative fiction–all leavened with literary yeast. It’s a short-story collection debut indebted to the great American tradition of the incredible and sometimes terrifying prospects of a New World.

On Christmas Day in the year 800, history changed forever. The Iron Crown: Charlemagne’s Coronation is a sweeping historical epic that brings to life the rise of a warrior king destined to become the first Holy Roman Emperor. Through richly detailed scenes and intimate character portraits, this novel invites listeners into the heart of one of the most pivotal moments in European history. From blood-soaked battlefields to the candlelit halls of St. Peter’s Basilica, follow Charlemagne’s relentless quest for unity, justice, and divine order in a fractured world.

He’s her PR nightmare. She’s his forbidden fantasy. Falling in love was never part of the game. Tank Phillips scores big–on the ice and everywhere else. But when a wild night with two puck bunnies explodes across social media, the team’s golden boy becomes a PR disaster. Benched, blasted, and one headline away from tanking his career, he’s handed one last chance: Fix your image…with a wholesome fake girlfriend. McKenna Bailey never signed up for this.

On Navuh's island, secrets are currency and trust is a luxury no one can afford. When an unexpected offer promises freedom, Dimitri and Mattie must decide how much they're willing to risk, and how much of themselves they'll need to sacrifice. Back home, Annani will stop at nothing to find her lost mate, even if it means making a deal with the devil.

A barber is brought in for questioning. What begins as a routine interrogation slowly unravels into a tense, layered confession in this 1879 classic Italian short story. Luigi Capuana, a master of Italian verismo literature, delivers a raw interrogation scene that feels strikingly modern. Often cited as an early influence on later mafia-themed films, "The Deposition" explores razor sharp psychology in a tight, dialogue-driven narrative.

You just got a diagnosis. Maybe you Googled it. Now you feel worse. The medical articles are written for doctors. The forums are full of worst-case stories. And your doctor had about eleven minutes to explain something that's going to affect the rest of your life. There's a better way to get up to speed. Understanding Type 1 Diabetes breaks down everything you need to know about Type 1 Diabetes—in plain English, without the panic.

Most businesses don’t stall because of the market. They stall because leadership becomes the constraint. As a business grows, what once worked begins to fail. Decisions slow. Teams hesitate. Progress depends too heavily on the owner. Effort increases—but results do not. The problem is not capability. It is trust. In The Trust Advantage, Tim Luscombe introduces a practical framework for scaling a business without becoming the bottleneck.

The Story of One William Foraker is a deeply moving, true account of a family's battle with the devastating impact of untreated mental illness. Written by parents Phyllis and David Michael Foraker, this gripping narrative follows the life of their son, William, whose bright future was slowly derailed by the insidious grip of paranoid schizophrenia. Told with raw honesty and compassion, the book sheds light on the heartbreaking realities faced by families navigating a fractured mental healthcare system.

In The Medicine of Fire, Ana Barreto invites you to understand one of the most powerful energetic periods of our time, the Fire cycle from 2026 to 2028. A time when emotions rise, patterns surface, and life asks you to evolve. When life begins to feel intense, faster, louder, and more emotional than you expected, it may not be a sign that something is wrong. It may be the beginning of your transformation.

Creativity is no longer optional. It is fast becoming the defining human advantage. As artificial intelligence reshapes every industry, one human capability is rising faster than all the others: creativity. Yet most people either don’t believe they have creativity or never take the time to develop it. In SuperCreativity, internationally recognized keynote speaker and AI expert James Taylor explains why the age of the lone genius is over, and why the future belongs to those who know how to collaborate creatively with other people and with artificial intelligence.

When podcast producer Becca is wrecked by a breakup she refuses to let define her, she spirals into a messy, intoxicating collision of memory, desire, and delusion, replaying every moment, every red flag, every version of herself she twisted to be loved. What starts as heartbreak turns sharp, dark, and dangerously empowering as she begins to reclaim her voice, her body, and her truth, no matter how unhinged it makes her look. But as Becca blurs the line between love and obsession, control and chaos, she’s forced to ask the question that could change everything.

A key witness in a high-profile federal case vanishes from a government safehouse just hours before testifying, leaving behind no sign of forced entry, no clear escape route, and only one cryptic word scrawled across a windowpane: Midnight. FBI Agent Claire Anderson is tasked with investigating the disappearance off the books. The press can’t find out. The Bureau can’t afford a scandal. And her team—S. W. O. R. D., the Special-Washington-Oregon-Regional-Detachment—has just days to uncover what really happened before the entire case unravels.

Three moments. One divine encounter. A lifetime transformed. In The 3 Events! Faith, Love and God, Frank A. Isede shares a raw, soul-baring journey through three life-altering experiences that cracked open the heart and revealed something deeper than pain, fear, or even hope and a direct connection with the Divine. This isn’t a polished sermon or a spiritual how-to guide. It’s a lived testimony of how Faith was tested, how Love healed, and how God made Himself known in the quiet and the chaos.

What becomes possible when you stop waiting for a cure and take ownership of your healing? In Starving the Wolf: A Victory Over Lupus, Karen Quiros shares a deeply personal journey that challenges conventional narratives around chronic illness and recovery. Nearly 40 years ago, a lupus diagnosis that came with a prognosis of five to seven years “at best” set her on an unexpected path—one that led her to question everything she had been told about chronic illness and the body’s capacity for change.

The threat of living shadows still lies on the land of Turadorsa, but those sent to combat the darkness have made it to the legendary Winter Lands and learned the secret of the mysterious Bhaltair. Taking their knowledge with them, the chosen few must travel to even more dangerous places if they hope to thwart the plans of the trapped Shadow King and end his reign of darkness once and for all. Suffering loss, gaining knowledge, and meeting new faces along the way, the journey picks up just where the first book left off in this exciting addition to the Shadow Slayer Saga.

The virus didn’t just infect the world. It’s starving it. It started with the plants—crops withered, forests died. When there was nothing left to consume, it turned to humans. Some recover. Others… change. The government calls them mutations. Everyone else knows they are monsters. Inside a military compound, Lily Walker is secure. The walls hold. Rations are controlled. The virus hasn’t found its way in. But Lily knows security isn’t the same as safety.

What is the point of life? It’s one of the most honest questions a human being can ask. Beneath our routines, responsibilities, and ambitions, many of us quietly carry this question within us. In Life, What’s the Point, Paul Shepardson invites listeners into a thoughtful and deeply reflective exploration of meaning, purpose, and the nature of being human. Rather than offering rigid answers or formulas, this audiobook guides you through a living inquiry into what it truly means to live with clarity, presence, and authenticity.

Zaphon, an evil and powerful tyrant, sets into motion a plan that he has been hatching for millennia. The earth is not what it seems. Long ago, near the dawn of time, the earth was shattered into countless shards of itself, each separated by a veil so thin that it can sometimes be pierced. Zaphon knows this quite well, and using dark, arcane arts he has caused fourteen-year-old Aiden to tumble though this veil from one world into another. Monstrous creatures capture Aiden, and he sees no way of escape.

The Ennead Nexus begins and ends at edges. It is the story of a weird, dangerous, reparative journey into the beyond, sailing into mysterious mists and alternate dimensions, passing mentally and physically conditioned boundaries, wandering beyond the thick exclusive walls of the self into the inclusive openness of the non-self for nine connected souls. The first chapter, San Francisco, summer 1998, spills the reader over the rim into visionary dimensions. The last brings to closure a long Pied Piper journey of deadly hide-and-seek that culminates, as intended, in a healing.