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Best Book of 2025 by Electric Literature, PEN America, Debutiful Top First Novel of 2025 by Booklist Spotify Editors’ Pick Longlisted for the Goodreads Choice Award in Science Fiction "Ma’s These Memories Do Not Belong to Us brilliantly inventive weaves worlds around a central...

A swoon-worthy sapphic romance following two women who are thrown together on a European adventure, from the Lambda Literary Award–winning author of the “sexy, insightful, and utterly charming” (BuzzFeed) Kiss Her Once for Me. Thirty-five-year-old Seattleite Sadie Wells needs an escape...

There's a moment right before you lose everything. A heartbeat where you think you might make it . . . Then you realize you were never meant to escape. I'm just a barista. I make coffee, crack bad jokes, and keep my head down. But when Dorian Craven—brother to Seattle's most powerful...

Some lies burn forever. Some secrets turn to ash. Some loves refuse to die. Twenty-one years ago, I chose death over betraying the man I loved. But I didn't die. I vanished—reborn as the Syndicate's most feared enforcer. Wearing a mask, I climbed through dragon society's ranks, all to protect...

Twenty years ago, I saw my daughter die. Not in life—but in a vision. I left my eight-year-old that night with nothing but dinner and a promise she'd be safe. And then I walked straight into the clutches of my enemy—trading my life for hers. Now I'm the captive of dragons, a witch crafting...

The thing about being a PI? You learn to spot trouble a mile away. And Caleb Craven . . . he's trouble in a five-thousand-dollar suit. People say I've got a gift for finding what doesn't want to be found—secrets, lies, the things better left buried. Years in this business taught me one truth...

Bath, England. A city steeped in culture and rich historical significance. Except it's the seventies and this once glorious city has seen better days. Enter Peter True. Peter is a much-loved and mollycoddled four-year old boy who enjoys the attention of his mother, father, cousins, and aunts. But not his sisters. When it comes to his education, Mum has the very best intentions for Peter. So she sends him to a girls' school. Whatever was she thinking?