Generation Comet

Maggie receives an unexpected call at work, exposing a complicated family secret. In search of answers, she travels to her mother’s hometown and discovers more than she was looking for. During a tense and somewhat embarrassing moment, Maggie meets a man who could possibly change her life, but a shocking accident puts their future in jeopardy. Will Maggie’s story end with “happily ever after,” or will she find herself alone, picking up the pieces of her dreams? Magnolia Jane is a page-turning Christian romance full of small-town charm, heartwarming relationships, and endearing characters you’ll love! Perfect for fans of: Sweet Romance Swoon-Worthy Moments Found Family Small-Town Living Relatable Characters Family Forgiveness and Healing

I will bow to nothing and no one. Not even the fear in my own mind. Defeated and exhausted after an attack that almost claimed her life, Kaida's world has been turned upside down. Now, Eklos's army is advancing in the wake of the Remnant, forcing her deeper into hiding. When Kaida and her allies are attacked and separated, each of them must resort to desperate measures in order to survive. Meanwhile, Kaida's magic begins to manifest in strange ways, giving her a glimpse into a future she must race to avert. With the total destruction of Elysia looming over their heads, the greatest enemy may not be the one they can see, but the battle within their minds as they face down every fear and piece of darkness inside themselves. Can Kaida and Prince Tarrin finally overcome Eklos's tyranny in the war for Elysia's future? Or will their inner demons defeat them before the war has even begun? Don't miss the thrilling final installment of the best-selling Ash & Smoke trilogy!

The Song Calls Book One in the Music, Mayhem, and Murder Series In the heart of Dunn County, Minnesota, two sisters reunite—one with a badge, the other with psychic gifts. Elise Kennedy has returned home, a recent college graduate with haunting memories and developing gifts. Childhood trauma cracked her wide open to the unseen, and the veil is thinner than ever. Her sister, Ruth, a deputy sheriff, is her anchor in the chaos. Together, they form The Kennedy Sisters, a band whose harmonies stir more than just local hearts. But when success draws the shadow of a mysterious stalker, Elise must navigate more than just rising stardom. Danger looms, and Ruth uses her skills as a cop to investigate the worldly threat while Elise’s psychic senses awaken. Through Tarot cards and the healing touch of a Reiki master, Elise begins to uncover the truth buried in intuition. Music, mayhem, and a brush with the paranormal collide in this suspenseful, soul-stirring debut of the Music, Mayhem, and Murder Series .

The poems collected here examine themes of peace, hope, and joy found through nature and our relationship to it, to others, and to ourselves, good and bad, addressing the little things that peek out from life, that intimate the larger things. These are all experienced in moments of observation, encounter, and reflection—moments of all of us.

Grace needs a bit of peace and quiet. Bryan just needs a little grace. Grace Rios has four short weeks to turn in a delinquent manuscript before her editor revokes the advance Grace already spent. She also has a bad case of imposter syndrome and exactly zero words written when she wins an all-expenses paid trip to the Isle of Barra in Scotland's Outer Hebrides. What could be better than a peaceful island paradise for clearing her head and finally writing the book? There's just one hitch... Bryan MacNeil is a man with a plan. After inheriting his grandfather's island cottage, he returns home to renovate the old house into an off-grid eco home, hoping to convince a like-minded investor to fund his dream of opening a carbon neutral whisky distillery. He has a short deadline for the job, but with long hours and a lot of elbow grease he's determined to make it work. The only problem? It's the annual summer music festival, and Bryan's sister already rented out his cottage to Grace as a B&B for her writing retreat. With every other hotel on the island booked for the festival, can the two find common ground to finish their projects? Or will they both lose out on their big dreams?

A Devotional to Refresh Your Soul and Renew Your Faith Feeling stuck in your spiritual walk? You are not alone - and you’re not forgotten. Same God, New You - Book Two is your personal invitation to rediscover how our unchanging God is still transforming lives today. What you’ll find inside: ~ Daily devotions rooted in Scripture ~ Real-life reflections & encouragement ~ A fresh start - no matter where you are Whether you’re navigating change, healing from the past, or seeking purpose, this devotional will walk with you every step of the way.

Terren and Kiira survived Zerrec’s scheme. They press forward in their Lundemai only to face more struggles, and things intensify as uncovering the truth becomes top priority. Kiira endured her old mentor, but not without some characterizing scars. All she wants is to prove she’s worthy. Left alone in Klynotia while Terren obeys King Grayten’s directives; Kiira does the very thing Terren asked her not to do, and the information she learns may not be worth the price that has to be paid. Terren can finally breathe easily, knowing his wife and Bear are safe. Of course, being married to Kiira means things don’t go as planned. If that isn’t enough to handle, Grayten is not as he remembers, and Terren realizes it will take more than subterfuge to free his people, but to defeat a tyrant, he might have to become one. In Klynotia, Zerrec made a strategic move to make his enemies his pawns, but his years in the Aria Bells softened his memory to the pleasing sensation of power. Men jump at his command, and the sway he holds over the masses means he can have more than just revenge. Set in parallel worlds, Shadow’s Son is the second record in the Broken Realms Chronicle. An adult fantasy loaded with adventure, royal politics, light versus dark, relatable characters, magic, fantastical creatures, and enough intrigue to keep you turning the page. ***DISCLAIMERS/TRIGGERS*** It is fade-to-black, has no modern day swear words, and the intimacy level on page is limited to passionate kisses. Potential triggers may be plots of revenge, knife dueling, sibling fights, and hatred.

A new dawn for humanity and a chance for Netty Scott to prove she could be a space captain that would go down in history. What was supposed to be a terraforming mission changes when their pods open early, still in the Void. Scrambling to find answers the crew inadvertently lets horrors unknown on board the ship. When mysterious allies show up Netty has no choice but to trust them, even if she knows they're hiding something big. With dangers lurking behind every corner the crew must fight their way to safety. Will the darkness overcome Netty or will she find the strength to see the stars once more.

“Beauty and the Beast” meets the Russian fairy-tale, “The Lute Player.” After a raid on the family inn forces Anya Solovyova to flee her homeland, she finds herself in need of a new job. A friend secures a position for Anya as the housekeeper for an Arriborn noble, which sounds like a perfect opportunity. Her new employer, Dmitriy Vetrov, gives her free rein over the matters of his house, with only a few rules: don’t go into his study, and don’t go into the west bedroom. Unfortunately Anya has a habit of being in the wrong place at the wrong time… As she uncovers the truth about Dmitriy and his bloodstained past, Anya must challenge herself to face a silencer—the same type of trained killer that slaughtered her sister—and see him as more than a sword. And when a vengeful Nobility Council places Dmitriy under arrest, is Anya able (and willing) to stand up for him?

When the court took his daughter away, Miles Bennett had nothing left but words. With no home, no savings, and no proof that love could outweigh poverty, he began writing letters for the little girl he wasn’t allowed to hold. Eighteen years later, Eleanor Bennett finds them. Raised by a mother who valued control over compassion, Eleanor has learned to survive in silence. But when a single email shatters that quiet, just one word, Hi, the past she was told to forget begins to surface. What follows is a tender and heartbreaking journey between a father and daughter as they learn to speak across the years that kept them apart. From rainy Arizona nights to small-town cafés and worn shoeboxes filled with unsent letters, The Letter He Never Sent is a story about what love becomes when it must wait. It asks what it means to forgive, rebuild, and believe that sometimes the smallest words, like Hi, I’m here, I stayed, can carry a lifetime. For readers who loved It Ends With Us, The Light Between Oceans, and Everything I Never Told You, this is a moving portrait of loss, hope, and the fragile beauty of finding one's way home.

A faerie without magic. A prisoner with everything. A monster that devours the moon. For the fae, magic is everything: status, power, wealth, and honor. For Vera Reite, a faerie born without magic, it is a shameful reminder that she will never amount to anything. But the moon is shrinking. Soon, the source of power for the Moon Court will be lost, and the fae will cease without it. When Vera learns the culprit is a monster that feeds off the magic of fae, she finds a glimmer of hope. Should she succeed in killing it, she may be able to steal its great power for herself and become a true faerie. The ancient beast is not so easily slayed, and Vera’s arrogance threatens to destroy her. The woods where the monster lurks abound in secrets and, at the core, they hide an even deadlier weapon: a long forgotten project and its prisoner. If Vera wishes to survive, she and the mysterious prisoner must work together to kill the monster before the Moon Court is devoured. Print versions of CRESCENT include 30+ original illustrations by the author.

The tundra may be frozen, but it's the secrets within the frost that chill. After a difficult first year in Fort Haven, Jean sets out with Popcorn on a trek into the desolate northern wastes. There, she meets the family he never mentioned—a nomadic tribe journeying toward their Spring Holding ground. The reunion is brief… until a sudden blizzard traps them in the icy expanse, forcing them to stay with the tribe. Cut off from Fort Haven and surrounded by strangers, Jean must adapt quickly to unfamiliar customs and beliefs. But when whispers of magic and untapped potential arise, she finds herself surrounded by fellow curseborn who encourage her along a path she never expected. In the north, she’s wanted. In the south, she’s reviled. Should she return to the place where racism screams her name…Or stay among the Silverpike tribe, where purpose and belonging might finally be within reach? Time is running out, and the souls in the ice are waiting. Book 2 in The Cassy series, Souls in the Ice is a clean, character-driven fantasy exploring identity, belonging, and the quiet power of hope in the face of prejudice. Suitable for teen readers, with light mentions of violence and mature themes.

Kota Ryn wants only one thing: to return home. As the Drak Clan’s new chief, she has decided to lead her people back to where the threat of an enemy with powerful magic still awaits. But for Shaya Navi, something else waits in the North: answers. Since before her Crossing, she has felt the mountains calling, but she never understood why. Now she hopes that learning more about Tammae Lakki, her supposed past life, will bring her closer to understanding what she’s meant for in this one. Makai Farin made a promise: to follow Shaya to the ends of the earth. He intends to keep it, but—stalked by a phantom cougar with unknown intentions—he finds himself keeping secrets as well. Their destinies intertwined, the three brave the fury of the Northern mountains, working together to save the land from a tyrant and unravel the truth about their past lives.

A poem collection written by Tori Jurgens Huebsch over the course of one year that portrays a tale of current love and heartache from the past.

“Welcome back, hijos. Did you run into Don Toño in virtual reality?” “Yeah! He said we get to do a treasure hunt!” On the last rainy day of vacation, a mysterious puzzle appears at the Martinez family's cabin. Rico, Diego, and Araceli quickly discover that it can turn them into animals through virtual reality! Even more exciting: It contains a treasure hunt through the Northwoods of Minnesota. From the birthplace of the Mississippi River to the remote Boundary Waters, Minnesota's unique beauty and diverse wildlife carry many new experiences. The kids must work together to solve riddles and help the local animals… some of whom have their own complicated personalities. As the siblings continue their hunt, they begin to understand that the biggest treasure may not be the physical reward at the end, but the lessons of kindness learned along the way. But… is it possible there’s an actual treasure as well? Learning Spanish is fun in this colorful bilingual adventure!

He thought love was something that would shake the ground beneath him. Instead, it revealed everything. This is a story born from the ache of loving too late and learning too slowly. All his life, he searched for a love powerful enough to unravel everything he thought he understood about the world and about himself. No one ever taught him what love truly meant—not the kind you give and not the kind you live. He moved through life unaware that love doesn’t blind you at all. It reveals everything, opening your eyes to the one soul who makes you believe your existence was written for them alone. He failed more times than he can bear to remember. This book is his reckoning—his confession, his truth, and the apology he never managed to speak aloud. It is a tribute to the one person who showed him what love really is… and the one he lost because he learned too late. Change is a standalone collection of poetry and reflective prose told in raw, bite-sized pieces. Meant to be read slowly or devoured in one sitting, each entry is a confession. Each page is a quiet reckoning with love, regret, heartbreak, and emotional growth. For anyone who has loved and lost. For those who learned too late. For the ones still carrying what was never said. For readers who believe love changes you—even when it leaves. For anyone still holding the echo of a love they didn’t get right.

She lived her whole life enslaved to the dragons. But now she's one of them. Seventeen-year-old Kaida, a human, has spent her entire life enslaved to the dragons who slaughtered half the human population a thousand years ago. She is forced to serve her ruthless Master, Eklos, until one deadly summer day when the Prince of Elysia saves her life. Prince Tarrin steals her away to the Royal Palace, shocking Kaida when he reveals that she is mutator formarum. He promises her safety, but when they uncover a dangerous conspiracy to rid Elysia of the Royal Family, she begins to question how safe she truly is. And when desire blooms between Kaida and Tarrin, in the midst of fighting for their lives, she must choose whether to save the very creature she swore to hate, or allow him to perish... And destroy her own heart.

Elijah has survived, and he was always meant to. Because of the United Front’s sacrifice, the Resistance lives on. After a narrow escape from Leon Abel, the true nature of the Contingency Plan is revealed: the Resistance can win the war if Elijah chooses to go all in. To his surprise, the world recognizes him as the face of the team, and the Resistance accepts him as the Leader Elect. Yet Elijah is hesitant. Without letting go of the childhood trauma of his brother and dealing with his nightmares of the war, he cannot be what is asked of him. If he leaves the team, the United Front will have died in vain. But the war will not wait for his decision. An attack separates the Resistance, and Leon Abel is not the only threat as a global power seeks to govern unchallenged. Pressure mounts on Elijah to step on the world stage. But there is one variable he never had to consider: love.

"Just because something can't be undone doesn't mean it can't be redeemed." The year is 2122, and Zachary Barrett has made a habit of running from the disgrace of his family legacy. When offered the opportunity to regain a leadership role and restore his sullied reputation back home in New Augsburg, the temptation is too great to resist. But forces conspire against him. The stain of his own misdeeds, his father's unexpected release from federal prison, and once-in-a-generation natural disasters threaten to interfere with his dreams of a fresh start. Nearly four years into married life, Lydia Schaeffer thought she'd learned to trust God's timing, but the unfulfilled desire to start a family leaves an ache in her heart. When her former nemesis returns to town and begins to spend time with one of Lydia's dearest friends, past wounds and unforgiveness threaten to compound her grief. As the residents of New Augsburg reckon with the sins of generations past and present, the challenges of a hostile government, and the unpredictable forces of nature, they must extend Christ-like grace to one another, facing the consequences of the past no matter the cost to the future.

The year is 2117, and Lydia Klein has lived a sheltered life in New Augsburg, a small town established as an oasis in an increasingly secular world. In the face of a government that heavily regulates publishing of explicitly Christian materials, Lydia’s family operates a privately owned press dedicated to printing books that proclaim the timeless Word of God. Faced with the loss of their parents, her brother’s unwillingness to carry on the family business leaves Lydia uncertain of the future. When the charming and polished Zachary Barrett, a wealthy son of the town, expresses interest in marrying her and buying her family’s press, she imagines that her problems may soon be solved. But as disagreements and new acquaintances threaten to come between them, will Lydia learn to act out of trust or be trapped in fear?

Fake dating my arch-nemesis during Christmas...what's the worst that could happen? One year ago, Oliver Lewis ruined my life by winning the community college photography contest-now he's ruined it again by scratching my car. Did I mention it's Christmastime? Now, while my car is being repaired, I'm forced to let Oliver chauffeur me around Meridel. But I've found a silver lining! If I win England's most prestigious photo competition, I can finally pay off my debt and move forward with my life. The only problem is, one of the judges is Oliver's father, and to better my chances, I have to get cozy with my arch-nemesis. AKA: pretend to be his girlfriend for Christmas. I thought it would be simple, but I did not expect that underneath that smug, arrogant exterior there'd be a sweet, thoughtful man who would find every excuse to be near me. But it doesn't matter. I, Maya Beck, will not fall for Oliver Lewis. My future rests on winning this contest and nothing-and no one-will get in the way of that. Especially not an annoyingly handsome British man. The Mistletoe Bluff is a sweet, closed-door romantic comedy with laugh-out-loud moments, sizzling chemistry, and swoony kisses.

A headstrong princess must marry a mysterious prince and the situation looks bleak, but a deposed magician’s vengeful plans might just be the catalyst they need for a chance at love. In Lorea, Kiira’s life is perfect. She’s surrounded by a loving family, thrives as the archery commander for the military, and has a man who loves her. Any ideas of continued happiness depart with the announcement of an arranged marriage. No matter what anyone says, she’s convinced the stoic, matter-of-fact prince will never make her happy. Years of traveling taught Terren, the crown prince of Klynotia, the value of being slow to speak and quick to listen. His favorite company to keep is that of his best friend—an enormous Shade Bear who is fiercely protective of him as her bond partner. He’s returned to his kingdom for one reason, so when commanded to marry, he’s convinced having a wife will only disrupt his meticulously laid plans. In the mountains of the Aria Bells, Zerrec, a once respected advisor in the kingdom of Lorea, pines for his love. He’s content tending to his alpine garden, but learning of Kiira’s marriage revives latent desires, and fueled by jealousy, he vows to do whatever it takes to rescue the princess. Set in an original world, Magic’s Daughter is the first record in the Broken Realms Chronicle. This adult fantasy is loaded with adventure, rescue, enemies-to-lovers, magic, fantastical creatures, and enough intrigue to keep you turning the page. ***DISCLAIMERS/TRIGGERS*** It is fade-to-black, has no modern day swear words, and the intimacy level on page is limited to passionate kisses. Potential triggers may be obsessive stalking, parent death, and imprisonment.

Sacrificed to the fae, her only hope is to run. But the cruel royals who seek her have never lost their prey. Florentia (Ren) Cantwell has always been an outsider. The townspeople fear her and her unusual silver hair, spreading rumors that she’s not entirely human. She’s never believed those crafted lies—until a stranger causes her to manifest dangerous winter magic. Determined to be rid of her, Ren’s brother casts her beyond their town’s borders, into the fae land of Silverfrost, leaving her as an offering to the cruel royal family. Ren knows that if the royals come to fetch her, she will face unspeakable horrors. Accepting the help of Garrick Darkgrove, a handsome wolf shifter and fellow loner, she flees the royal hunters in a desperate attempt to reach safety. But all goes wrong one heartbreaking night. The sibling king and queen take Ren to their austere fortress, where she is entangled in a series of deadly trials meant to test her magic and her bloodline. She is a spectacle. A tool. A captive. Forced to navigate a world of torture, manipulation, and demons, Ren knows she can trust no one. Not even Garrick, the man she now understands is forbidden to her. The one that, against her better judgment, she’s falling for. She’s prepared to pay for her freedom—but when the cost is her heart, the price may be more than she can bear.

Six Minutes Late is a psychological fiction novel about obsession, guilt, and the damage done by one delayed decision. At 4:06 p.m. on a Thursday, a simple delay, six minutes, sets off a chain of events that will alter four lives forever. Michael, a therapist burdened by guilt and haunted by loss, becomes entangled with Claire, a patient whose trauma mirrors his own. Their sessions blur the boundary between healing and obsession until their connection spirals into something forbidden and consuming. In the shadows stand Lucian and Evelyn, two names whispered more than spoken. Each hides a past threaded through deceit and desire, their influence stretching far beyond what Michael and Claire can see. Together, they become the unseen architects of a fate that closes in with every heartbeat, every word, every missed minute. As their world collapses, time becomes both enemy and witness. The red blinking light in Michael’s office, steady, unfeeling, turns into a symbol of their undoing, pulsing like a heart that refuses to die. Love becomes confession, therapy becomes entrapment, and every glance carries the weight of consequence. Told in fragments that shimmer as memories dug from the dark, Six Minutes Late explores the shadows of longing, the price of forgiveness, and the haunting truth that sometimes love is not the cure, but the curse. In the end, only echoes remain beneath the ticking clock: the memory of what was almost healed, almost forgiven, and always, six minutes too late.

As California recovers from the devastation of the Gang Wars, a missile strikes, bringing a world war with it. Thirteen-year-old Elijah Samuel’s life as a football star and master of three martial arts takes a turn for the worst when an undetected missile strikes California. Far away, a terrorist has declared war on all countries that have Throngorian—a new metal with untapped scientific potential. School is canceled. Evacuations have started. Roads are empty. No one is safe. But Elijah has to fight. That is how he functions, stemming from an old promise to his brother, who was tormented by bullies: stand against adversity. Elijah escapes to a haven and becomes vital to the war effort by befriending the three gang leaders who ravaged California. Now, there is a chance to stop the invasion. That is if the gang leaders work together… and if Elijah is willing to lose his life.

Secrets divide the Resistance. The Watchdogs grow in power. California is ready to collapse. Worst of all: Elijah let Trevor die. Devastated by his failure to protect Trevor, Elijah resigns himself to the safe haven while the three gang leaders establish the United Front to secure California. Yet life in the safe haven is not peaceful. Elijah relives Trevor’s death in his nightmares. The United Front calls him back to the war but never explains why. Elijah believes the United Front is concealing the truth about the Resistance’s impact on the war. His suspicions come to a head when five super-charged Watchdogs trap him in the mysterious city of Arcadia. With no food, water, or chance of contacting the United Front, Elijah has to find a way out, only to discover the uncomfortable reality of his place in the war. But Arcadia offers revenge and redemption for Trevor, and Elijah is willing to sacrifice his morals to achieve it, even if he breaks the team’s oath to never kill.

Elijah has survived, and he was always meant to. Because of the United Front’s sacrifice, the Resistance lives on. After a narrow escape from Leon Abel, the true nature of the Contingency Plan is revealed: the Resistance can win the war if Elijah chooses to go all in. To his surprise, the world recognizes him as the face of the team, and the Resistance accepts him as the Leader Elect. Yet Elijah is hesitant. Without letting go of the childhood trauma of his brother and dealing with his nightmares of the war, he cannot be what is asked of him. If he leaves the team, the United Front will have died in vain. But the war will not wait for his decision. An attack separates the Resistance, and Leon Abel is not the only threat as a global power seeks to govern unchallenged. Pressure mounts on Elijah to step on the world stage. But there is one variable he never had to consider: love.

Elijah is the Leader Elect, the face of the Resistance. With it comes chaos, a chaos he must embrace. Elijah is kidnapped into a secluded society in Egypt containing the world’s most abundant source of Throngorian. Its history connects to Leon Abel, who has his sights on its Throngorian. Because of Elijah’s newfound notoriety, he is entrusted to set an alliance with Egypt to protect the Throngorian. However, Leon Abel is not the only threat. OWA, an international peace organization with unprecedented global power, sets its will against him and the Resistance. But Elijah learns their influence stems from puppet masters manipulating every government in the war. With a deeper understanding of the game of war, Elijah welcomes the challenge. But he is tormented and distracted by his childhood trauma of his brother and nightmares of the war. Elijah can embrace the chaos, if only he becomes the monster he swore to never return to.