Can an unconventional writing style deepen an emotional story? In Soccerwild, Craig Wells explores grief, healing, and resilience through the eyes of a young boy whose unexpected friendship with a coyote pup helps him begin finding hope again. Read my full review to see why this thoughtful middle-grade novel stayed with me long after the final page.
Discover Cops in Space by Gail Koger, a lighthearted science fiction romance featuring galactic law enforcement, alien warlords, unexpected complications, and plenty of humor. Read an excerpt and enter the tour giveaway.
Science fiction is at its best when it explores timeless questions about humanity, and Icara's Flight does exactly that. This thoughtful space opera combines mystery, political intrigue, and expansive world-building into a compelling story about truth, identity, and the cost of paradise.
Discover this week's Friday Finds featuring award-winning middle-grade fantasy, a gripping dystopian thriller, Kate Ellington as Author of the Week, a summer reading tote, refreshing strawberry basil lemonade, and more bookish inspiration.
LS Delorme returns to the Limerent universe with a thoughtful companion collection of supernatural short stories exploring redemption, hope, and the choices that shape us. Read my review of Sabbatical: Part One to discover why these imaginative tales linger long after the final page.
A mysterious box of letters sends Sammi to Italy in search of answers about her grandmother's wartime past. In my review of Letters From Lucca by Kim Baccellia, I share why this emotional dual-timeline novel of courage, sacrifice, and family secrets earned one of my highest ratings.