When two dead bodies are found oddly staged on trains across the country, the FBI realizes a serial killer is at work—FBI BAU Special Agent Caitlin Dare wants to escape her dark past and never ride a train again, but when she is assigned to spearhead the case, Caitlin realizes she will have to play cat and mouse with this diabolical killer even if it means facing her worst childhood fears. Molly Black launches Caitlin Dare with suspense thriller where trains become crime scenes and agents must confront the phobias that made them run from law enforcement in the first place. 🚂Black explores what happens when FBI agents with train-related trauma must hunt serial killers who stage bodies on trains, examining how facing childhood fears becomes mandatory when the case requires riding the very thing that haunts you. The author balances psychological suspense with procedural investigation, creating stakes where solving the case means reliving the past that drove Caitlin into law enforcement. 😱

The launch delivers suspense thriller where serial killers choose victims’ staging locations specifically to torment the agents hunting them, proving that sometimes the most diabolical criminals know your fears before you catch them. Black writes an FBI BAU agent whose dark past makes her uniquely qualified and uniquely vulnerable to this case. The first Caitlin Dare novel asks whether you can catch a killer when every crime scene triggers your worst memories. 🔍

Why I’m including this: Suspense thriller launching Caitlin Dare where when two dead bodies are found oddly staged on trains across the country the FBI realizes a serial killer is at work—FBI BAU Special Agent Caitlin Dare wants to escape her dark past and never ride a train again, but when she is assigned to spearhead the case Caitlin realizes she will have to play cat and mouse with this diabolical killer even if it means facing her worst childhood fears.

He’s got a big ego and an even bigger bank account—that’s pretty much where his bio ends, and honestly, he doesn’t need to say anything else as he’s just sold 99% of women on going home with him. Meghan March launches The Dirty Billionaire Trilogy with contemporary romance where he sounds like a jerk because he is, and guess what? It works for him just fine, or at least it did until he met her—books talk about sparks flying, but with her it was like emergency flares mixed with jet fuel or maybe just straight up napalm. 💥Only one problem: she wouldn’t tell him her name or her number when she disappeared from the hotel room after the hottest night of his life—now he’s had a taste of the perfect woman and he needs it again. March explores what happens when self-proclaimed jerks meet women who won’t play their games, examining how the hottest nights of your life become obsessions when the woman disappears without a trace. So what’s a jerk to do? He took this problem to the street—a missed connection gone viral, and when he finds her, he’s keeping her. 🔥

The author delivers contemporary romance where billionaire egos meet emergency flare chemistry, proving that sometimes the perfect woman is the one who walks away. March writes a self-aware jerk whose big bank account can’t buy what he really wants: the name of the woman who disappeared. The first Dirty Billionaire novel asks whether you can keep someone who wouldn’t give you her number in the first place. 💰

What makes this special: Contemporary romance launching The Dirty Billionaire Trilogy where he’s got a big ego and an even bigger bank account—that’s pretty much where his bio ends and honestly he doesn’t need to say anything else as he’s just sold 99% of women on going home with him—he sounds like a jerk because he is and it works for him just fine, or at least it did until he met her with books talking about sparks flying but with her it was like emergency flares mixed with jet fuel or maybe just straight up napalm—only one problem: she wouldn’t tell him her name or number when she disappeared from the hotel room after the hottest night of his life as now he’s had a taste of the perfect woman and needs it again, so what’s a jerk to do? He took this problem to the street with a missed connection gone viral, and when he finds her he’s keeping her.

Sometimes the most shattered souls make the fiercest protectors—when a virus decimates civilization, those remaining must survive in an unrecognizable world. Lindsey Pogue launches Savage North Chronicles with post-apocalyptic survival adventure where Elle awakes from her fever forever changed with her touch lethal and power coursing through her veins like liquid fire—with four orphaned children depending on her, Elle is terrified of more than Alaska’s brutal winter and the collapsing city, she’s terrified of the darkness growing inside her. 🔥Jackson lost everything to the outbreak: his family, his purpose, his hope—trading his badge for a bottle of bourbon, he holes himself away, desperate to numb the pain, but when Elle and the kids need help, the walls around his heart begin to crack. Pogue explores what happens when virus survivors develop lethal powers while caring for orphaned children, examining how determined to get everyone to safety, Jackson leads them into the wilderness, relying on instinct and the traditions of his people to keep them safe—only, in a world where the greatest threats aren’t the cold or starvation, but what humanity has become, new monsters lurk in the shadows, capable of impossible things. ❄️

The longer Jackson clings to his grief and Elle hides her devastating secrets, they risk losing not only each other, but everything they’re fighting to save—and to survive what’s coming, they’ll have to shed the past because family isn’t about blood, it’s about who you’d die to protect and who you’d dare to live for. The author delivers post-apocalyptic survival where lethal touches and liquid fire powers complicate parenting four orphans through Alaska winter, proving that sometimes the most dangerous thing isn’t the virus but what it turned you into. Pogue writes shattered souls whose fiercest protection comes from learning to trust again. 💔

Why I’m including this: Post-apocalyptic survival adventure launching Savage North Chronicles where sometimes the most shattered souls make the fiercest protectors as when a virus decimates civilization, those remaining must survive in an unrecognizable world—Elle awakes from her fever forever changed with her touch lethal and power coursing through her veins like liquid fire, and with four orphaned children depending on her, Elle is terrified of more than Alaska’s brutal winter and the collapsing city, she’s terrified of the darkness growing inside her—Jackson lost everything to the outbreak: his family, his purpose, his hope, trading his badge for a bottle of bourbon and holing himself away desperate to numb the pain, but when Elle and the kids need help the walls around his heart begin to crack as determined to get everyone to safety Jackson leads them into the wilderness relying on instinct and his people’s traditions to keep them safe, only in a world where the greatest threats aren’t the cold or starvation but what humanity has become, new monsters lurk in the shadows capable of impossible things—the longer Jackson clings to his grief and Elle hides her devastating secrets they risk losing not only each other but everything they’re fighting to save, and to survive what’s coming they’ll have to shed the past because family isn’t about blood, it’s about who you’d die to protect and who you’d dare to live for.

When former attorney turned author Michele Lopez Hanson commits to racing the Kona Ironman, she’s driven by more than grit—the triathlon was her late husband’s dream, one he never finished after a fatal biking accident shattered her family. Pamela Fagan Hutchins launches Michele Lopez Hanson Texas Mystery with amateur sleuth mystery where training for the race becomes her way of surviving the grief and of staying close to the man she lost, but the harder Michele pushes herself along her husband’s old training routes, the more questions surface about his death: what if the accident wasn’t an accident at all? 🚴Before she can chase the truth, Michele’s world is upended again: her teenage son is accused of murder—forced off the bike and into an investigation far more dangerous than any race, Michele must draw on her legal instincts to uncover the real killer before her son’s life is destroyed. Hutchins explores what happens when training for dead husbands’ dream races uncovers murder conspiracies, examining how with Kona fast approaching and the case against her son intensifying, Michele is running out of time—can she cross the finish line, expose the truth, and hold her family together, or will everything she loves crash and burn? 🏃‍♀️

The author delivers amateur sleuth mystery where Ironman training becomes murder investigation when sons get accused and husbands’ accidents look suspicious, proving that sometimes the hardest race isn’t the triathlon but clearing your son’s name. Hutchins writes a former attorney whose legal instincts activate when family tragedy requires more than grief—it requires solving crimes. The Michele Lopez Hanson launch asks whether you can train for Kona while investigating two murders. ⚖️

What makes this compelling: Amateur sleuth mystery launching Michele Lopez Hanson Texas Mystery where when former attorney turned author Michele Lopez Hanson commits to racing the Kona Ironman she’s driven by more than grit—the triathlon was her late husband’s dream, one he never finished after a fatal biking accident shattered her family—training for the race becomes her way of surviving the grief and of staying close to the man she lost, but the harder Michele pushes herself along her husband’s old training routes the more questions surface about his death asking what if the accident wasn’t an accident at all—before she can chase the truth Michele’s world is upended again: her teenage son is accused of murder, forced off the bike and into an investigation far more dangerous than any race as Michele must draw on her legal instincts to uncover the real killer before her son’s life is destroyed—with Kona fast approaching and the case against her son intensifying Michele is running out of time, asking whether she can cross the finish line, expose the truth, and hold her family together or if everything she loves will crash and burn.

Anne Gallagher grew up enchanted by her grandfather’s stories of Ireland—heartbroken at his death, she travels to his childhood home to spread his ashes, and there, overcome with memories of the man she adored and consumed by a history she never knew, she is pulled into another time. Amy Harmon delivers historical romance where the Ireland of 1921, teetering on the edge of war, is a dangerous place in which to awaken, but there Anne finds herself, hurt, disoriented, and under the care of Dr. Thomas Smith, guardian to a young boy who is oddly familiar—mistaken for the boy’s long-missing mother, Anne adopts her identity, convinced the woman’s disappearance is connected to her own. 🍀As tensions rise, Thomas joins the struggle for Ireland’s independence and Anne is drawn into the conflict beside him—caught between history and her heart, she must decide whether she’s willing to let go of the life she knew for a love she never thought she’d find. Harmon explores what happens when spreading ashes in Ireland pulls you into 1921 revolution, examining how adopting a missing woman’s identity to survive means becoming part of history you only read about. But in the end, is the choice actually hers to make? ⚔️

The author delivers historical romance where time travel means choosing between the life you knew and the love you discovered, proving that sometimes home isn’t when you came from but when you belong. Harmon writes a heroine whose grandfather’s stories become her reality when 1921 Ireland needs her to be someone she’s not, creating stakes where staying means abandoning everything from her time but leaving means losing the man fighting for Ireland’s freedom. The novel asks whether you can change history or if history changes you. 💚

What makes this special: Historical romance where Anne Gallagher grew up enchanted by her grandfather’s stories of Ireland—heartbroken at his death, she travels to his childhood home to spread his ashes and there, overcome with memories of the man she adored and consumed by a history she never knew, she is pulled into another time as the Ireland of 1921 teetering on the edge of war is a dangerous place to awaken, but there Anne finds herself hurt, disoriented, and under the care of Dr. Thomas Smith, guardian to a young boy oddly familiar—mistaken for the boy’s long-missing mother, Anne adopts her identity convinced the woman’s disappearance is connected to her own as tensions rise with Thomas joining the struggle for Ireland’s independence and Anne drawn into the conflict beside him, caught between history and her heart deciding whether she’s willing to let go of the life she knew for a love she never thought she’d find, but in the end is the choice actually hers to make?

She’s a friendly voice on the phone, but can you trust her?—the people who call End of the Line need hope, they need reassurance that life is worth living, but some are unlucky enough to get through to Laura who doesn’t want them to hope but wants them to die. John Marrs delivers psychological thriller where Laura hasn’t had it easy: she’s survived sickness and a difficult marriage only to find herself heading for forty, unsettled and angry, not loving talking to people worse off than she is but craving it. 📞But now someone’s on to her—Ryan, whose world falls apart when his pregnant wife ends her life, hand in hand with a stranger: who was this man, and why did they choose to die together? Marrs explores what happens when crisis hotline volunteers want callers to die, examining how the best thing about being a Good Samaritan is that you can get away with murder. The sinister truth is within Ryan’s grasp, but he has no idea of the desperate lengths Laura will go to. 😱

The author delivers psychological thriller where suicide prevention hotlines become hunting grounds, proving that sometimes the most dangerous people are the ones offering help. Marrs writes a villain whose unsettled anger transforms caring into killing, creating stakes where Ryan’s investigation threatens to expose Laura’s deadly secret. The novel asks whether you can trust the voice on the phone when they sound like they care. ☠️

Why I’m including this: Psychological thriller where she’s a friendly voice on the phone but can you trust her?—people who call End of the Line need hope and reassurance that life is worth living, but some are unlucky enough to get through to Laura who doesn’t want them to hope but wants them to die as Laura hasn’t had it easy surviving sickness and a difficult marriage only to find herself heading for forty unsettled and angry, not loving talking to people worse off than she is but craving it—but now someone’s on to her: Ryan, whose world falls apart when his pregnant wife ends her life hand in hand with a stranger, asking who was this man and why did they choose to die together as the sinister truth is within Ryan’s grasp but he has no idea of the desperate lengths Laura will go to because the best thing about being a Good Samaritan is that you can get away with murder.

Keera Duggan was building a solid reputation as a Seattle prosecutor, until her romantic relationship with a senior colleague ended badly—for the competitive former chess prodigy, returning to her family’s failing criminal defense law firm to work for her father is the best shot she has. Robert Dugoni launches Keera Duggan with crime thriller where with the right moves, she hopes to restore the family’s reputation, her relationship with her father, and her career, and Keera’s chance to play in the big leagues comes when she’s retained by Vince LaRussa, an investment adviser accused of murdering his wealthy wife—there’s little hard evidence against him, but considering the couple’s impending and potentially nasty divorce, LaRussa faces life in prison. ♟️The prosecutor is equally challenging: Miller Ambrose, Keera’s former lover, who’s eager to destroy her in court on her first homicide defense—as Keera and her team follow the evidence, they uncover a complicated and deadly game that’s more than Keera bargained for. Dugoni explores what happens when former prosecutors become defense attorneys facing their ex-lovers in court, examining how chess prodigy thinking applies to legal strategy when personal and professional stakes collide. When shocking information turns the case upside down, Keera must decide between her duty to her client, her family’s legacy, and her own future. ⚖️

The author delivers crime thriller where chess prodigies return to family law firms just in time to face ex-boyfriends prosecuting murder cases, proving that sometimes the deadliest games aren’t played on chessboards. Dugoni writes a heroine whose strategic mind battles personal complications when defending a client means destroying her former lover’s case. The first Keera Duggan novel asks whether you can win when the opposition knows all your moves. 🔍

What makes this compelling: Crime thriller launching Keera Duggan where she was building a solid Seattle prosecutor reputation until her romantic relationship with a senior colleague ended badly—for the competitive former chess prodigy, returning to her family’s failing criminal defense law firm to work for her father is the best shot she has with the right moves hoping to restore the family’s reputation, her relationship with her father, and her career—Keera’s chance to play in the big leagues comes when she’s retained by investment adviser Vince LaRussa accused of murdering his wealthy wife with little hard evidence against him but considering the couple’s impending nasty divorce he faces life in prison, with the prosecutor equally challenging: Miller Ambrose, Keera’s former lover eager to destroy her in court on her first homicide defense as Keera and her team follow the evidence uncovering a complicated deadly game that’s more than she bargained for, with shocking information turning the case upside down forcing Keera to decide between her duty to her client, her family’s legacy, and her own future.