It’s Personal (Tess Kincaid)

Two-year-old Jack Spinozza disappears from a crowded shopping mall in broad daylight, leaving his parents trapped in every family’s worst nightmare. As Tess and Eddie Spinozza work alongside Detective Rick Sinnard to find their missing son, the investigation uncovers long-buried secrets that refuse to stay hidden. Someone knows exactly what happened to Jack. Someone close to the family. As every lead pulls Tess deeper into the past, she realizes her son’s abduction wasn’t rand... [Read More...]

NØT NØW: A Near-Future Thriller

Anaïs’s resurrection leaves a fault in her synthetic substrate, and something human begins to surface. As Finn and Phoenix close in on her creator, Nole Summers, she disconnects from the Hive and joins the rebels, turning a fight against surveillance into a search for autonomy, identity and control. $1.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

House of Wind

Not all abuse leaves bruises. Not all prisons have bars. Married to a respected pastor, Wendi lives a life others admire—with two children and a home that reflects faith, stability, and love. But behind closed doors, Wendi is trapped in a cycle of control, manipulation, and emotional abuse no one else can see—and no one would believe. For sixteen years, she has stayed silent, faithful, and afraid. Until one night forces her to choose between the life she has built—and the truth she can no... [Read More...]

Where October Finds Us: A Greek Island Autumn Romance

Escape to the tiny Greek island of Anafi, where October brings quieter days, golden light, and the possibility of love. Where October Finds Us is a warm, atmospheric contemporary romance filled with emotion, memory, and the beauty of Greece after the summer crowds have gone. Perfect for readers who love Greek island escapes, autumn romance, and heartfelt stories with a strong sense of place. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Things I Agreed To

Susan Price writes psychological thrillers about women who reclaim control. When her latest novel explodes online, readers insist it isn’t fiction. They are certain it’s confession. A young, charismatic influencer amplifies the theory, framing Susan’s silence as proof of buried truth. But as interpretation turns to expectation, Susan realizes she is no longer the author of her own narrative. As admiration hardens into entitlement, she must decide: protect the myth that made he... [Read More...]

Free: Cherished by the Greek Billionaire

One mistake destroyed Maya Monroe’s career as a makeup artist. A fake engagement to a gorgeous Greek billionaire could give her the fresh start she desperately needs; if it doesn’t break her heart first. Maya I turned a model into a Smurf and was fired from my job. Then, I met Theo Stavros, a powerful billionaire who presented me with an irresistible proposition. He needs a fiance to satisfy some business associates. I need a chance to rebuild my reputation. I didn’t think thi... [Read More...]

VIBRATIONSHIP: A New Paradigm For Grief – Signs, Love, and Continuing Relationship Beyond Death

*VIBRATIONSHIP: A New Paradigm for Grief* asks a powerful question: **What if death changes the form of a relationship without ending the relationship itself?** Drawing on personal experience, clinical research, and years of exploring signs, synchronicities, consciousness, and cross-veil communication, Cheryl A. Page offers a new framework for grief based on continuing relationship rather than closure. For readers who have ever felt that someone they love is still somehow present, this book off... [Read More...]

Free: The Perfect Patient Trilogy

Therapy was supposed to help Elena Drake trust her mind. Instead, someone is manipulating her into doubting it. It starts with things Elena can almost explain away. A deadbolt left unlocked. A lamp she doesn’t remember turning on. An appointment book moved from where she left it. Then she finds a Polaroid on her pillow—a photograph of herself asleep in her own bed. No one believes someone is watching her. Her boyfriend thinks she’s overwhelmed. Her best friend blames stress. The police fi... [Read More...]