Fiction

Deadly Inheritance: An Ursula Grandison Mystery

by Janet Laurence

American Ursula Grandison accompanies Belle Seldon to visit her sister, Helen, Countess of Mountstanton, commissioned by their father, multi-millionaire Chauncey Seldon, to discover what is wrong with Helen's...

Sister Pelagia and the White Bulldog: A Mystery

by Boris Akunin & Andrew Bromfield

“Pelagia’s family likeness to Father Brown and Miss Marple is marked, and reading about her supplies a similarly decorous pleasure.”

–The Literary Review

In a remote Russian province in the late nineteenth...

Any Survivors?: A Lost Novel of World War II

by Martin Freud

In 2008 a faded typescript was discovered in a suitcase in the attic of the Freud Museum in London. It was a satirical novel about the Second World War written by Sigmund Freud's son Martin, but never published...

Hare Today, Dead Tomorrow

by Cynthia Baxter

Can a vet detective catch a killer who's hopping mad?

Veterinarian and amateur sleuth Jessica Popper races down the rabbit hole and into a vintage case of passion and betrayal in Long Island's elite wine country...

The Scarlet Ribbon

by Derry O'Dowd

Set during the years 1737-1742 in Dublin, Paris, London and Galway, The Scarlet Ribbon follows James Quinn, a young surgeon, on his controversial quest to become a man-midwife and the women who change his...

Millennium Falcon: Star Wars

by James Luceno

Two years have passed since Jacen Solo, seduced by the dark side and reanointed as the brutal Sith Lord Darth Caedus, died at the hands of his twin sister, Jaina, Sword of the Jedi. For a grieving Han and Leia,...

Emmaus

by Alessandro Baricco & Ann Goldstein

The secular and the pious. The rich and the poor. Those with “a capacity for destiny” and those who “cannot afford it.” Emmaus is a world of stark contrasts, one in which four young men—all from proud,...

The Scholar of Moab

by Steven L. L. Peck

Philosophy meets satire, poetry, cosmology, and absurdity in this tragicomic brew of magical realism and 1970s rural Mormon Utah.

The Plume Hunter

by Renee Thompson

Love and lives are lost amid conflict over killing wild birds for women’s hats in 1890s Oregon and California.

The Freak Chronicles

by Jennifer Spiegel

These stories mull over freakiness, consisting of “Domestic Freaks” (stories set in the U.S.) and “Freaks Abroad” (mostly South African).

The Fall of Troy

by Peter Ackroyd

In The Fall of Troy, acclaimed novelist and historian Peter Ackroyd creates a fascinating narrative that follows an archaeologist's obsession with finding the ruins of Troy, depicting the blurred line between...

Misfit

by Adam Braver

Marilyn Monroe is one of the most iconic figures in the history of Hollywood, and her legendary work on the big screen is eclipsed only perhaps by the lengend of her life off it. Adam Braver’s Misfit centers...

To Keep Love Blurry

by Craig Morgan Morgan Teicher

Inspired by Lowell's Life Studies, Teicher explores troubled spaces between loved ones as a son becomes a husband and father.

The Reindeer Camps

by Barton Sutter

Three-time winner of the Minnesota Book Award, Sutter makes ballads, sonnets, and free verse sing with a Midwestern accent.

Dr. Zastro's Sanitarium - For The Ailments of Women

by Ludmilla Bollow

A Gypsy woman's search for healing leads to a passionate affair with a New York doctor in the 1880s.

CROSSOVER II: Straight Men - Gay Encounters

by Robert Joseph Greene

CROSSOVER II: Straight Men - Gay Encounters contains the original popular ebook short stories and has an expanded new set of stories including the "hit" short story seller "THE TWINS: The Truth Speaks To Me...

Open Air Bindery

by David Hickey

Poems as big as the sky and as small as the stars.

Arctic Blue Death: A Meg Harris Mystery

by R.J. J. Harlick

The fourth in the Meg Harris series follows Meg's adventures into the Candian Arctic as she searches for the truth about the disappearance of her father when she was a child. Meg travels to Iqaluit to investigate...

Caravan Story

by Wayne Macauley

Wayne Macauley is one of the artists removed from his home, given a new place to live and the chance to 'give back to society'. In his strange new community, housed on a footy oval in a faraway town, he is told...

Fire in the Sea

by Myke Bartlett

Winner of the TEXT PRIZE FOR YOUNG ADULT AND CHILDREN'S WRITING. Sadie is sixteen and bored with life in Perth. It's summer, and lazing on the beach in the stifling heat is a drag. Then something comes out of...