Return to Cairn Isle by Tara Fox Hall is the sequel to Latham's Landing. Cairn Isle is still alive, and the Latham's Landing mansion still sits atop the island. And now it's taking more victims. Retired police chief Robert Stahl wants to put an end...

Loki's Daughter by Linda and Michael Cahalan is a masterful blend of historical fiction and Norse mythology set against the backdrop of World War II resistance efforts. In 1943 Norway, as two women and their team of commandos wage a desperate battle against Nazi forces...

Lunch Tales: Suellen by Lucille Guarino tells the captivating story of a successful 28-year-old female attorney working in a reputable law firm. Suellen gains tremendous support from her work friends through their lunch conversations. She is a firm believer in living large. Having inherited generational...

Rising Tides is the second installment in the Legends of Andolin by A.M. Portman, a gripping fantasy that delivers impeccably accomplished world-building. Lady Adella Grimless and her companions focus on the impending war with Sornia. Readers are introduced to Adella, Kol, and Armand, who decide...

Lowcountry Charm is a supernatural thriller by Stephanie Edwards. Nancy Parsons' life is struck by unimaginable tragedy when her son Wesley and daughter-in-law MaryAnne both pass away in an accident. Left to care for her five grandsons in her son's home on the Isle of...

Mitch Engel’s Looking Back on Tomorrow is a gripping narrative that explores personal tragedy during a global catastrophe. The protagonist, Josh Chandler, a former news anchor, undergoes a profound transformation after losing his fiancée in a mass shooting. His grief propels him into a career...

Let’s Go Out on a Date by Joel Wapnick is a unique, darkly humorous, and unexpectedly reflective novel that takes readers on an unpredictable journey. The story begins with the protagonist, Julian, planning his suicide in Montauk, New York, only to have his plans comically...

Lost Graces by Helen Montague Foster is a psychological thriller set in the late 1990s in Richmond, Virginia. The novel follows psychiatrist Dr. Nancy Thomas, who becomes entangled in a web of fear and uncertainty after a colleague is shot. As she delves deeper into...

Love and Protest by Nancy Klann-Moren is a poignant historical novel that intertwines the stories of two young women separated by generations. Seventeen-year-old Harper Warner discovers a diary in a thrift shop, chronicling Libby Carlson's personal ‘Summer of Love’ during the Anti-Vietnam War Movement in...

Author Vince Wetzel demonstrates his love of baseball and his writing talent in his novel Lose Yourself. A prologue reveals rookie Brett Austen’s debut as a minor league baseball player and his contentious relationship with his demons. The next section begins nine years later and...