One winter. One chance. One desire that can't be denied.
Lola Maxwell isn't looking for love, she's barely looking up. Reeling from heartbreak and a life that's never quite made sense, she takes a last-minute job with holiday company Powder White, at Le Grenier, chalet hotel tucked deep in the French Alps. It's meant to be simple: work hard, stay out of trouble, and avoid any man with a crooked smile and a snowboard under his arm.
Then Harley Nash walks in.
Moody, magnetic, and impossible to read, Harley has made a name for himself on and off the slopes. Once a rising snowboarder with a reckless streak, now he's the ski team lead at Powder White, doing everything he can to keep things under control, including himself. The last thing he needs is a new recruit with fire in her eyes and chaos in her wake.
But Lola's not easy to ignore. And Harley's not nearly as in control as he looks.
As the season deepens, so does the pull between them, slow, sharp, and full of things neither of them wants to feel. But when attraction turns into something dangerous, both Lola and Harley will have to confront what they've been running from... or risk losing more than just the job.
Set in a remote ski resort full of secrets, second chances and snow-soaked tension, Peak Season is a fiercely emotional winter romance about trust, control, and the kind of chemistry that doesn't cool down.
Publication Date : 4th November 2025
Book on pre-sale at Barnes & Noble (US), Waterstones + Foyles (UK), Indigo (Canada), Booktopia (Australia) and Amazon (Global).
Valeria grew up hidden in plain sight, her true nature suppressed by magic. As an Arcanthrope, a rare werewolf with mystical powers, Valeria is highly sought after for breeding, power, and sacrifice.
Just days before her 21st birthday, Valeria finds out that Isolde, a witch who raised her, plans to harvest her magic and give her to Sheridan Silvermane, the young Alpha who has been itching to claim her as his own.
With no other choice, Valeria flees North, into the forbidden lands no werewolf dares to enter. There, she encounters Lucian Malrik, and the magic binding her prevents Valeria from recognizing him for what he is—the powerful Lycan King and her fated mate.
Lucian brings her home, determined to help her heal, but enemies within his palace force Valeria to flee again.
...
“Six months,” Lucian growled, his eyes reflecting a violent storm of emotions. “It took me six months to find—”
“Mate,” she whispered.
His anger was replaced by glee in an instant. “You know what I am to you?”
“You’re the bastard who abandoned me.”
“No. I never abandoned you, Val. Let me explain. Let me prove that you are my only one...”
...
As Sheridan hunts her, witches scheme, and the unrest on the border is rising, Lucian must protect his people and win Valeria's heart.
With enemies closing in, Valeria is running out of time to discover the true nature of her powers, which she must do because she is the only one who can end the war between species... as the true Lycan Queen.
Review:
S.R. Page’s The Lycan’s Queen opens with a whisper and grows into a roar. It’s a supernatural romance that refuses to play by the rules of fate or fantasy. At its heart is Valeria, a wolfless girl raised in the shadows of the Silvermane Pack, her true nature bound by magic and betrayal. She is an Arcanthrope, a rare werewolf with mystical powers, and her very existence is currency in a world ruled by dominance, superstition, and sacrifice.
The first chapter sets the tone with quiet dread. Valeria overhears a conversation that shatters her world. Her adoptive mother, Isolde, and the Young Alpha Sheridan plot to exploit her body and latent power during a celestial alignment. The betrayal is visceral.
Valeria’s flight from the pack is not just an escape; it’s the ignition of her transformation. She journeys into forbidden lands, where she meets Lucian Malrik, the Lycan King, and her fated mate. Their romance simmers with tension and emotional complexity, refusing to reduce love to destiny alone.
Lucian’s plea—“Let me prove that you are my only one”—is not a promise of salvation, but a challenge to earn trust in a world that has taught Valeria to expect betrayal.
Page’s prose balances elemental symbolism with forensic realism, crafting a world where witches scheme, borders bleed, and power is never without cost.
Valeria is no passive heroine; she is a survivor, a seeker, and ultimately, a queen in her own right. As war looms and enemies close in, her journey becomes one of reclamation of magic, identity, agency, and love.
The Lycan’s Queen is a tale for readers who crave emotional resonance, outsider triumphs, and the kind of romance that burns through betrayal to find truth. It’s fierce, poetic, and utterly unforgettable.
What if the founder of the Rolling Stones didn’t drown—what if he was silenced?
In The Secret Murder of Brian Jones, author Richard Gilbride embarks on a chilling, evidence-driven investigation into one of rock’s darkest mysteries—the death of the Rolling Stones’ visionary founder. What began as a haunting dream led Gilbride into years of research, uncovering contradictions, cover-ups, and missing records that point to a single conclusion: Brian Jones didn’t die by misadventure—he was murdered.
Through detailed testimonies and forensic revelations, Gilbride reconstructs the night of July 2, 1969, when Jones’ body was found lifeless in his Cotchford Farm swimming pool. Eyewitness accounts—some silenced for decades—suggest a brutal struggle, a burning of evidence, and a carefully staged scene that erased the truth before dawn. From builders with violent motives, to insiders who looted his estate, to the manipulation of police reports and inquests, every chapter reveals a deeper conspiracy hidden beneath the myth of the “cursed rock star.”
“A masterful blend of meticulous research and gripping storytelling, Richard Gilbride’s The Secret Murder of Brian Jones exposes long-buried truths behind the rock legend’s death, making it a standout in the true crime genre”
–MainSpring Books
But beyond the scandal, Gilbride brings to light the brilliance of a man long overshadowed by the legends he helped create. Brian Jones was not only a founding Stone—he was a musical prodigy fluent in over twenty instruments, whose sound shaped an era. His story, told here with empathy and precision, becomes both a true-crime chronicle and a eulogy for genius undone by envy and betrayal.
Fans of rock history and true-crime revelations—from Helter Skelter to Who Killed Christopher Robin?—will find Gilbride’s account impossible to put down.
More than fifty years later, the truth finally surfaces—one revelation at a time.
What if your blood held a secret?
In Bloodline, the boundaries between reality and the supernatural blur as Jackie Thornton’s life takes an unexpected turn. Once a formidable Marine sniper scarred by the battlefields of Iraq, Jackie now leads a seemingly quiet life as a successful lawyer.
Yet, her nights are plagued by haunting dreams and the shadows of her past.
Jackie’s life is upended when she is confronted by a beloved uncle thought to be dead. He reveals that her bloodline holds secrets tied to legendary heroes of ancient lore. Her peaceful existence is shattered, and she finds herself at the center of a battle against formidable foes.
Her loyal cat, Riley, is more than a mere pet—he is her protector, guarding her from threats both known and unknown. Jackie’s journey introduces her to J.D. Randall, the last of the great lawmen, and the Dark Prince, an entity of pure malevolence.
She also encounters Charles Arthur Floyd, a storied outlaw resurrected to protect her, and Gefn, a divine being whose true identity holds the key to Jackie’s destiny.
Bloodline is a mesmerizing fusion of fantasy and reality, where the past and present collide in an epic struggle for survival and truth. With a gripping plot and a richly imagined world, this novel promises to captivate and enthrall.
Discover if legend and fate can change everything—buy the book and find out.
Brianna has rules. Keep her grades up. Stay invisible. And never let her two lives collide.
To the world, she’s just a quiet college student who prefers to stay in her own lane. But under the fake lashes, black wig, and a name that isn’t hers, she’s something else entirely—a high-end escort with a schedule and a secret to protect.
Everything works fine... until Zaiden McLauren walks in.
He’s rich, rude, and used to getting what he wants. What he needs now is a fake girlfriend to play nice in front of his family—and to Brianna’s horror, he picks her. The same arrogant billionaire who once made her blood boil is now the man she has to smile at in public and keep up appearances with behind closed doors.
But this isn’t the job she signed up for.
Because the closer they pretend to be, the harder it gets to remember what’s real... and what’s just part of the act.
Review:
Sofialexandra Shalom’s Darling For Hire is a whip-smart, emotionally layered romance that blends sharp humor, simmering tension, and the ache of double lives.
Brianna, the protagonist, is a master of compartmentalization: college student by day, high-end escort by night. Her rules are simple—stay invisible, stay sharp, and never let the masks slip. But when Zaiden McLauren, a billionaire with a chip on his shoulder and a family to appease, hires her to play the role of his fake girlfriend, Brianna’s carefully curated world begins to unravel.
The story starts with a delicious bait-and-switch: a steamy dream sequence interrupted by the blunt reality of morning chaos and Maureen, Brianna’s best friend and comic foil. Shalom’s voice is breezy and biting, capturing the rhythm of female friendship, the exhaustion of survival, and the yearning for something more. Brianna’s inner monologue is a cocktail of sarcasm, longing, and grit.
This isn’t just a romance novel. It’s a story about performance, boundaries, and the blurry line between fantasy and reality. Brianna’s job at Deja’s Darlings is transactional, but her emotional landscape is anything but. She’s juggling the complexities of her own life, all while navigating the emotional minefield of pretending to be someone’s perfect partner.
Zaiden’s entrance promises friction and fire. He’s the kind of man Brianna swore off—arrogant, entitled, and far too observant. But as the fake relationship deepens, so does the danger of forgetting what’s real.
Shalom doesn’t just explore romantic chemistry; she interrogates power, vulnerability, and the cost of keeping secrets.
Darling For Hire is ideal for readers who crave banter, tension, and heroines who are equal parts sharp and soft. It’s a story that laughs in the face of tropes, then turns them into something raw, real, and irresistibly readable.
Three slaves of Blackwinter wanted only freedom. To claim it, they must bleed for it.
Brothers Vael and Rhyne Rex’Vayne have known nothing but chains, their lives spent spilling blood in the pits for the pleasure of a dying throne. Beside them stands Sera, healer and lover, her light scarred but unbroken. Together they dream of escape, of leaving the sand and the lash behind.
But the Hollow King Drizak and his veiled corpse-queen Lierith see more than defiance in them. They see a vessel for power. To claim it, the heroes must be broken, not with blades, but with temptation. With sin. All Vael, Rhyne, and Sera must do is stay true to themselves and to one another. But in Blackwinter, truth is fragile, love is a weapon, and even the purest hearts can be turned.
Sins have weight. And in a world where gods have fallen silent, even the broken may yet decide its fate.
Souls of Blackwinter is the first book in the Sinbound series, a tale of blood, chains, and defiance, perfect for readers of dark, merciless fantasy who know hope shines brightest on the edge of ruin.
Every sin leaves a scar.
Every scar tells a story.
Step into the frozen dominion of Blackwinter, where brothers bleed for survival in the Pit and a forgotten god waits to rise.
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From poverty to persecution, from faith to fire—this is a life the IRS couldn’t audit.
In I IRS (My Hell of Life), James M. Moten delivers an unfiltered memoir of survival, racism, and spiritual endurance. Born in Crockett, Texas, and raised amid the cruel realities of segregation and poverty, Moten’s story begins where most would end—with tragedy. From the “Texas Inferno,” where systemic racism and violence took lives without justice, to the “House of Horrors” in Tucson, where hunger and hardship forged his resilience, every chapter reveals the making of a man shaped by pain but sustained by purpose.
Through the voice of lived experience, Moten recounts a life haunted by loss yet guided by angels—his unshakeable faith in God serving as his compass through every trial. His journey through La Reforma, a turbulent housing project he dubs the “Racial World War III,” exposes the raw reality of American division and the strength it takes to rise above it. Eventually, his path leads to the IRS—an unlikely battlefield where racism takes on institutional form, and perseverance becomes rebellion.
Moten’s life story mirrors the emotional gravity of works like The Autobiography of Malcolm X and Between the World and Me—but it stands apart in its candor. His words pierce with both pain and perseverance, turning his autobiography into a testament of divine protection and human grit.
"A raw and unflinching memoir of survival, resilience, and faith against unimaginable odds." - MainSpring Books
This is not just the story of an IRS agent—it’s the chronicle of a man who wrestled hell and lived to tell the truth.
A journey through suffering, faith, and redemption—I IRS (My Hell of Life) is proof that survival is its own kind of grace.
The Daily Wisdom Well is a first-of-its-kind devotional created specifically for Christian entrepreneurs and business leaders. Written by Mark Ralph, it provides 366 daily reflections that combine Scripture with practical, real-world applications for business and leadership.
Each entry is short, clear, and actionable, perfect for busy founders, executives, and professionals who want to stay rooted in their faith while navigating the demands of work. Unlike long-form business books, this devotional delivers bite-sized wisdom that equips readers to make ethical decisions, lead with integrity, and cultivate peace in high-pressure environments.
By bridging the gap between faith and business, The Daily Wisdom Well empowers readers to succeed in their work while honoring God through it. It’s more than a book, it’s a daily habit and a trusted companion for purpose-driven leaders.
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✨ A Magical New Christmas Classic for Kids ✨
This holiday season, discover Jacy and the Maple Leaf — a beautifully illustrated children’s book that captures the true wonder of Christmas through the eyes of a young boy named Jacy.
Written by Q. Ahsan and brought to life with enchanting artwork by Sofia Garyayev and Wendy Lemeric, this heartwarming story celebrates imagination, kindness, and a uniquely Canadian twist on the magic of Christmas.
❄️ The Story:
On a snowy December day, Jacy finds something extraordinary — a glowing maple leaf that shimmers with warmth, sparkle, and magic. What begins as a simple discovery soon unfolds into an unforgettable adventure, one that connects him to the North Pole in ways he never dreamed possible.
Whisked away aboard the Northern Gingerbread Express, Jacy finds himself in the heart of the North Pole - where Santa, elves, and even talking animals are preparing for the big night. But something has gone terribly wrong: the Good List has vanished, and a mischievous elf named Chicco is behind it.
Can Jacy help save Christmas in time?
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A Holiday Bedtime Story for Children
A Holiday Keepsake – A heartwarming Christmas story to cherish year after year
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Perfect for Families – Ideal for cozy bedtime reading and holiday traditions
Makes a Wonderful Gift – A meaningful Christmas present for children and grandchildren
For Young Readers – Perfect for ages 4–8, though magical for the whole family
Jacy and the Maple Leaf isn’t just a story — it’s an invitation to believe in the magic of Christmas.
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The Edge of Land is a gripping true story of courage, grit, and the relentless pursuit of the impossible. Jonathan Ezer takes readers on an unforgettable journey from the sun-soaked shores of Hawaiʻi to the treacherous waters of the Molokaʻi Channel, where as a teenager he attempted one of the most dangerous long-distance ocean swims in the world.
More than just a memoir of athletic achievement, this book is a powerful exploration of determination, resilience, and the spirit of adventure. With vivid storytelling, Ezer recalls his formative years in Hawaiʻi, the mentors who shaped him, and the challenges that forged his will to conquer the ocean. Along the way, he captures the history, culture, and beauty of the islands while facing fears that most would never dare to confront.
Readers will discover:
The raw reality of open water swimming, currents, sharks, exhaustion, and triumph.
An intimate look at growing up in Hawaiʻi during a time of cultural change, diversity, and discovery.
A coming of age story filled with friendship, mentorship, and lessons that reach beyond sports.
The inspiration to push beyond personal limits, whether in athletics, career, or life.
This book is perfect for readers of sports memoirs, ocean adventure stories, and inspirational nonfiction. It is also ideal for anyone searching for motivational books about swimming, ocean survival, Hawaii memoirs, endurance challenges, or true adventure accounts.
Take the plunge with Jonathan Ezer and experience the ocean like never before. The Edge of Land is more than a swim, it is a life lesson in perseverance, courage, and the human spirit.
Sag Harbor is an American Gothic vampire horror novel set in a small, isolated whaling town in the 1870s. When The Maiden, a whaling ship believed to be lost at sea, returns after 7 years, Elizabeth finds out that not all answered prayers are blessings. The ship has only one survivor - her husband, Daniel. The arrival of Daniel sparks an illness to sweep through the town. Elizabeth decides to find the truth of what happened on The Maiden and the evil that Daniel has brought back with him. Teaming up with a broken priest and a cursed witch, Elizabeth faces the darkness of the small town's superstition and an evil she isn't prepared to face.
