Merry Mistletoe Madness by Dale Mayer
Doreen’s holiday season takes a wild turn when a new case for Mack ties into a cold case she’s been itching to solve. Between unraveling mysteries and preparing for Nan’s extravagant party at Rosemoor, complete with a quest for missing mistletoe, Doreen’s year-end is anything but calm.
But secrets abound this Christmas—especially ones involving Nan. As the holiday chaos unfolds, Doreen wonders if she should be more concerned about what’s hidden beneath the festive cheer.
What people are saying: ” Beloved characters and unpredicted turns in the story keep this reader (and others) turning the pages late into the night.” – Kathy JB, B&N Reviewer
Nether Station by Kevin J. Anderson
From New York Times bestselling author Kevin J. Anderson comes Nether Station, a gripping blend of epic science fiction and Lovecraftian horror.
In the shadowy depths of the solar system lies Nether, a mysterious wormhole. Astrophysicist Cammie Skoura joins the first research team to explore its potential as a gateway to Alpha Centauri. But ancient remnants of an elder race suggest unimaginable horrors await.
As Cammie and the crew uncover the secrets of Nether Station, they must confront what those beings unleashed—and what still lingers in the void. The darkest part of the cosmos is waiting.
What people are saying: “It’s always great to discover a fun and thrilling Space Horror novel! This was a mashup of H.P. Lovecraft, Stephen King’s short story The Jaunt, and that super creepy movie Event Horizon.” – The Girl with the Sagittarius Tattoo, Reviewer
Love and The Irish Gallery by Juliet Gauvin
A Christmas inheritance brings Marina Arias back to Ireland, the small village of Dingle, and the first love she left behind. To save her late aunt’s art gallery, Marina must team up with Ronan O’Leary—her former best friend and the man who once broke her heart. But Ronan isn’t the boy she remembers; he’s now a confident tech billionaire who knows exactly what he wants.
As a fake relationship and long nights together reignite old sparks, Marina begins to wonder if her aunt’s true gift wasn’t just the gallery, but a second chance at love. Filled with laughter, charm, and holiday magic, Love and The Irish Gallery is a heartwarming romance about forgiveness, finding your way home, and rediscovering what matters most.
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The Girl Who Ran Away by Tikiri Herath
Asha’s perfect life is shattered when her parents die in a suspicious car crash, leaving her the lone survivor. Forced to live with distant relatives she never knew, Asha discovers her new home harbors dark and dangerous secrets.
Desperate to escape, she accepts help from a stranger—only to realize too late that she’s made a terrible mistake. Trapped in a web of lies and betrayal, Asha must confront her family’s chilling secrets if she hopes to survive
When You Bake with the Enemy by Lia Huni
Jamie O’Callaghan thought a fresh start in Rotheberg, Oregon, would be simple. But when her principal assigns her to teach a baking class—despite her lack of culinary skills—Jamie is forced to enlist the help of Dylan Mead, the town’s golden boy and a pastry chef with a knack for complicating things.
Dylan agrees to help, but there’s a catch: he wants to demolish Jamie’s classroom to expand his bakery. Determined to save her class and resist his charm, Jamie is ready to prove that this mathematician won’t crumble under pressure—even if Dylan starts melting her heart.
Watch out, Dylan Mead—this is one equation Jamie is determined to solve.
