Fanning Fireflies by LS Delorme is a haunting 1940s paranormal romance steeped in ghostly visions, racial injustice, and forbidden love. Set in a cigarette factory town where corpses hide with the roaches, this atmospheric novel blends eerie supernatural mystery with the raw tension of wartime America.
A powerful historical novel about the psychological cost of immigration, cultural identity, and intergenerational survival. My full review of Suffer Not the Mole People by Jan Notzon. @BreakEvenBooks @Jan-Notzonauthor
A heart-twisting sci-fi romance set in near-future Seattle, Digital Devotion by Julian Christian explores love, control, and the eerie intimacy of artificial intelligence. Includes an excerpt and a $25 gift card giveaway—part of the Goddess Fish Book Tour.
🛸 Alien slime molds, talking AI, and a sandwich shop full of unlikely heroes—Amorphous: Breaking the Mold by Steven Burgess is a quirky near-future sci-fi tale that breaks all the rules. Read my full review and join the Breakeven Books blog tour!
People’s Choice by Litty Williams is a gripping YA dystopian novel set in near-future NewBrit. Follow Maz Tallis as she risks everything in a high-stakes battle for truth, justice, and her brother’s life.
No Bass No Party by Gary Shea is a raw and riveting rock memoir that dives deep into the heart of the 70s music scene. With honesty, grit, and unexpected heart, this creative nonfiction story explores life on and off stage—from jam sessions to band dynamics, and everything in between. A must-read for fans of music biographies, rock history, and memoirs with soul.