Yoss’ choice of narrator and ability to converse with the reader make Red Dust a breezy, fun read for summer afternoons.
Kate Elliot’s Unconquerable Sun is a space opera of genre-defying dimensions inspired by the life of Alexander the Great.
Deal With the Devil is a solid sci-fi debut with unforgettable characters.
No matter your background with sentient murder robots, Network Effect is the perfect fare for any seeking the perfect weekend binge read or escapist vacation.
Repo Virtual sets itself apart with its gleeful heart and underdog charm.
The Faceless Old Woman and her world come alive, tempting readers with sweet oranges and the smell of the sea and the bitter taste of betrayal.
A group of adventurous explorers attempt to cross through a wilderness that is guarding itself against all human intervention.
For readers who enjoyed Rocky or Top Gun as much as they did Star Trek, A Pale Light in the Black is a thrilling and heartwarming ride.
Kevin’s birth was uneventful, but in that moment, the world was roiling, and his life is forever shaped by that violence.
Mike Chen’s fast-paced tale is an optimistic look at how our humanity can bring out the best in us, even in the darkest times.
Simon Jimenez brings emotional intelligence and a contemporary fear of lost time to his spellbinding debut novel.
In Anyone, Soule builds a world around a staggering invention. But it’s his interest in the people who create it, use it and profit from it that captivates.
Fortuna is full of action and shifts naturally between intimate conversations and breakneck space adventure.
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