For Miriam Llewelyn, moving to Stuarts Landing, Virginia, in 1978 was meant to be a fresh start after she and her husband sustain financial ruin and personal loss, but the town’s polished façades hide a fiercely protective social hierarchy she was as naive in predicting as she was of navigating. She quickly discovers small-town life is anything but quiet. Her every move engenders the scrutiny of Louise Winston Caldwell, the ambitious queen of the Women’s Auxiliary, who will s

"Some relationships don't fit neatly into the space other people leave for them. The Lines Trilogy follows Mia and Joe through the joy, the cost, and the quiet courage of choosing each other anyway." Her mum used to date him. That's the part Mia doesn't mention when she tells people about Joe, the controlled, quietly commanding man who came back into her life on a Tuesday night and hasn't really left since. She's twenty-three. He's older. The history is complicated. What happ

Bad Dreams and Bad Memories Bad dreams feel real while they’re happening. Bad memories can feel the same—long after they’re over. In Bad Dreams and Bad Memories , Keith Thorn explores a quiet but powerful truth: both dreams and memories occupy the mind, not the present. They borrow intensity from the past, but they no longer have authority—unless we give it to them. This book is not about reliving trauma or diagnosing pain. It is about understanding why certain childhood expe

Scruffie is a scruffy, smelly boy who never cleans up and seems to be going nowhere... until one amazing adventure changes everything! When Scruffie stumbles upon a band of sneaky pirates and the mischievous, magical Clerihews, he finds himself in the middle of and unexpected adventure. With treasure, trouble and a crab with a glassy eye, Scruffie's world is about to turn upside down! Can a boy like Scruffie outsmart a gang of pirates? And what surprises do the Clerihews have

What if freedom isn’t found in fixing the past— but in making peace with it? In No Regrets: The Freedom Beyond What Can’t Be Changed , author Keith Thorn invites readers into a deeply personal and universal journey of healing, forgiveness, and grace. Through decades of loss, love, anger, and awakening, Thorn learns the hardest truth of all: peace isn’t the reward for getting life right—it’s what remains when you stop fighting what went wrong. This luminous spiritual memoir c

Detective Inspectors Vance and Shepherd reunite in the second book in John Broughton's Vance And Shepherd Mysteries. After a murder is committed in a quiet suburban subway under a tramline, it becomes obvious that the murder squad is dealing with a copycat killer. The murder is an uncanny repeat of their previous case, and their inquiries are complicated by the presence of the main suspect’s doppelganger, Melanie Bradshaw. The brilliant chemistry master student has solid ali