Divorce a husband, disrupt a career . . . grapple with a murder. TV reporter Elizabeth Danniher is exiled to a town with more cattle than people and where the best investigative journalism is done by a nosy grocery store clerk. But now there’s a killer on the loose.

Olivia doesn’t want to live anymore. Her health, her school, her social life, and even her relationship with her mother are a mess. But her best friend, David, is convinced that there’s something better beyond the fence surrounding their city.

I wanted the same things out of life that all warrior witches wanted: a loving husband, a sweet child, and enough magickal work to keep me happily busy doing some good in the world. How my life turned into the current hot mess I’m dealing with is still a mystery.

Given everything he could wish for, magic and a status screen, Henry will have to survive the hidden supernatural organizations after his ring of wishes.

The Roberts family are rich. But money can’t buy happiness. And they should know. The four boys and their little sister lost their parents at a young age and had to rely on each other. What the brothers say goes. But what if the heart wants something else?

Pinus wants to see the wider world. The young warrior was born and raised in the rainforest covered mountains of Jingseh. Being brought up in times of war and public strife, the open sea became more than just the longings of a mountain boy. It was his salvation.

Her husband put her in prison, convinced their daughter she was a criminal, and gave her magickal property to his new girlfriend. Hereditary Witch, Aran O’Malley, doesn’t just want revenge for what he did to her. She wants a divorce.

Kickass sci-fi heroine versus deadly aliens. Growing up as a Martian on Earth has left Jas Harrington solitary, quick-tempered, and with zero tolerance for fools. All plus points when working as chief security officer aboard prospecting starships.

Coming back to Burlington wasn’t in his plans. He has family there, including some who need him, others who drive him slightly crazy . . . and one in particular is a priority. He’s determined to make up for all the years they’ve lost.

She’s not Cupid, but with the Happily-Ever-Afters she’s arranged, Mariah feels pretty close. After a traumatic divorce, the owner of The Perfect Date agency, Dr. Mariah Bates, struggles to take her own advice about love. This is a fun romantic comedy for those over 40.

Blade Runner meets Black Mirror in this award-winning tech noir saga about a dark and distant future where death is obsolete.

Ever wondered what it’s like to live aboard a starship? It was the only life Ethan knew. Now he treads on soil and feels the wind and rain for the first time. But the new planet is not the paradise the scientists predicted.