Meet Mr Binkle Bumbledoo, the most blundering, butterfingered resident of Merrytown! From spilled coffee to chaotic kitchen mishaps, everything seems to slip through his grasp—literally. But when a magical encounter with the mysterious Snuffles chang
In At the Villa Celeste, Elizabeth Wassell Montague conjures a hauntingly beautiful tale of longing, memory, and the fragile architecture of identity. When Clementine Dove begins to unravel under the weight of familial love and unspoken trauma, her yearning for beauty, clarity and Europe leads her into the heart of France. In Paris and along the sun-drenched Côte d'Azur, past and pres
Brigitte, once called Victoria, had a happy childhood surrounded by family and love until everything changed. Her mother died suddenly, and life as she knew it was gone. Brigitte and her sister Rachel were separated from their little brother and shuffled between relatives and strangers. They faced foster homes, children's shelters, and the confusion of grief at a young age. Through heartbreak, fear, and uncert
Fourteen-year-old Dmitri awakens bloody, barefoot, and nearly dead. Having fled from a father whose love is wrapped in bruises, and now beaten by strangers, he is left with nothing but his passion for music.
An old man pulls him from death's edge with a tin cup of broth and an antique violin. He too carries a haunted past, along with an instrument of rare beauty and a belief that real and raw music can
The Age of AI has fully dawned on humanity in the 2040s, and so have the possibilities of it going rogue. In Virtual, Steve Bates immerses himself deep into the metaverse.
Cybersecurity expert Lucas Ahmed finds his wife, Jennifer, dead in their bathtub, her wrists slit, after a big argument. However, a stranger named Max tells Lucas that Jennifer was murdered.
Omega, a rogue, sentient AI, is escalati
Here, the author brings to life the story of Evelyn Russell-a woman battling more than financial hardship. Her marriage of forty-three years is crumbling under the weight of lies, neglect, and betrayal. While she struggles to hold her family together, her husband seeks comfort in the arms of her own best friend. When Evelyn turns to a contractor who promises hope for their failing home, she becomes the target of a
"Dad" is a collection of poems about fathers, yes - but also about war, memory, prayer, politics, and the quiet spaces between what's said and what's meant. These poems by Glen Oglaza speak plainly, sometimes wryly, often with restraint, about the things that shape us: childhood misunderstandings, teenage arrogance, midlife regret, and the deep ache of loss.
