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Defense attorney Ellie Vance takes the case of Daniel Sterling, accused of murdering Councilman Thorne. She soon discovers Sterling is guilty, but was coerced. The real motive wasn't Sterling's failed project dispute; Thorne had unearthed proof of a massive corporate fraud involving faked geological surveys for the OmniCorp tower, implicating Sterling from years ago and OmniCorp's powerful CEO, Alistair Finchley. As Ellie investigates, she realizes Thorne was silenced to protect Finchley and OmniCorp.

THE NINTH ROOMWhen Dr Lena Harrow enters Room Nine, she expects to find Pearl exactly where she left her.Instead, the room is empty.An elderly patient has disappeared from a private clinic on the edge of the city. No one saw her leave. No one can explain where she went. The records are complete...

Something is quietly removing people from this town. Brackenridge is the kind of place people pass through without noticing. Quiet street. Old woods at the edge of town. Nothing that should make it memorable. But people have always gone missing there. No bodies. No witnesses. No explanations. When Jesse Calder arrives in Brackenridge, he begins noticing something no one else seems able to see, subtle distortions in the air surrounding certain people. Moments later, those people disappear. At first Jesse believes it’s coincidence. Then the pattern begins to emerge.

Boston, 1818. Ethaniel Kane, a merchant's son yearning for meaning beyond ledgers, discovers the Serpent's Tooth at the Athenaeum – a mysterious gold artifact covered in microscopic symbols, pulsing with strange energy. Ethan's quest ignites. Pursuing whispers of a lost people and haunted by a sea captain’s warnings of its cursed origins, he follows the artifact's trail south. He seeks not gold, but the truth behind the Solakari, chasing the next clue – the "Second Coil" – held by the powerful, enigmatic planter Julien Devereaux on his Charleston plantation, Belle Ombre.

Ethan Kane’s desperate deceptions deepen in Charleston’s Coil of Shadows, where invented prophecies lead to real horrors and a fight for survival. At Belle Ombre plantation, captive scholar Ethan Kane spins elaborate Solakari lore for the ruthless Julien Devereaux, inventing a quest for the mythical "Jagged Tooth Peak" to stay alive. Devereaux, consumed by obsession, launches a perilous expedition based on these lies.

The MacMurchaids have a new possible threat to their solar system. It is first thought to be an anomaly passing through the Kuiper Belt at the outer reaches of the solar system. After some studying of this anomaly's actions, problems it has caused, and a signal sent to an ancient site on earth, it has become apparent that this new threat has ancient origins and possibly related to the trickster faction somehow. While waiting to hear from certain friends, the MacMurchaid family, their relatives and one friend look into how to handle what this anomaly or vessel might present as a threat.

In 1307, as the flames of King Philip IV’s purge consume the Knights Templar, a lone knight flees with a secret that could upend Christendom—a set of scrolls said to bear the words of the Apostles themselves, guided by Mary Magdalene after the death of Jesus. Hidden for centuries, these writings challenge the very foundation of the Church’s authority.

When former Vatican Knight Kimball Hayden seeks solitude in a remote South Dakota cabin, he stumbles upon a catastrophic threat that could ignite World War III. Russian operatives have stolen nuclear launch codes from a secret Black Hills facility and are hiding in a neighboring cabin with a dark server capable of hijacking American satellites.

Philip Mantle is one of the UK’s best known UFO researchers. He entered into UFO research and investigation in 1980 when he joined the Yorkshire UFO Society (YUFOS) which had its HQ in the city of Leeds, West Yorkshire, just a few miles from where he lived. In later years he would go on to join the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA) and the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). In 2015 he founded Flying Disk Press, a one man book publishing endeavour which has now published over 30 books.

Ethan Kane’s quest for the Solakari legacy leads him onto the perilous Natchez Trace in 1825. He hunts the outlaw Blackjack Stark, who unknowingly holds an ancient Bible containing a coded Solakari vellum. After a deadly confrontation where new ally Sally McGill avenges her family on Stark, Ethan recovers the Bible. Aided by the forgotten scholar Alaric Thorne, he deciphers the vellum, revealing a path to a lost Spanish presidio in Tejas.

Across continents and centuries, inexplicable events have punctuated human history. Glowing crafts in the sky. Encounters with non-human entities. Government denials cloaked in secrecy. Whispers from the Void pulls back the veil on ten of the most compelling and perplexing alien encounters ever recorded—each one a riddle that challenges our understanding of reality, history, and humanity’s place in the cosmos.

Leo Kessler, a tech support analyst who prefers servers to people, thwarts a terror attack, becoming an unlikely hero. Thrust into the shadowy world of The Obsidian Veil, he teams up with the enigmatic Varnell and the skeptical Hawk, discovering his pattern-recognition skills are key to tracking Scylla, a sophisticated cyber-terrorist group.

"Nightfall Conspiracy" Behind the glitz of a high-society Gala, a deadly conspiracy unfolds. Journalist Elena Petrova stumbles upon a chilling plot: Senator Hayes, a reformer fighting powerful corporate interests, is marked for assassination. The weapon? A carefully placed bomb. The executioner? Hayes's trusted security chief, Dominic Valerius, a man with a shadowed past and icy resolve. Elena's only allies are a terrified, conflicted aide, Ben Carter, and her own relentless determination.

After surviving a disastrous western expedition, scholar Ethan Kane is violently rerouted by his ruthless patron, Julien Devereaux. New orders, fueled by obsession, send him into the sacred Cherokee Nation in Tennessee (c. 1820-21) on a perilous quest for the "Solakari Heartstone." Amidst rising tensions and the shadow of Indian Removal, Ethan and Captain Rourke's party find a sacred mound desecrated and revered elder Yonaguska vanished. Suspicion points to the sinister U.S. Major Elias Thorne.

1822: Ethan Kane’s quest for the Solakari legacy plunges him into the volatile Creek Nation. A legendary "Creek River Cipher" – a Solakari star chart – is his goal, but the ruthless Alistair Finch and the shadowy "New World Antiquarian Society" want it too, turning sacred lands into a warzone. With Captain Rourke, Cherokee guide Anawa, and Creek survivor Liza, Ethan battles treacherous rivers and deadly ambushes. They unearth the star chart from a desecrated mound, its celestial clues leading them through the haunted "Sanctuary" cave to ancient mounds that further unlock its meaning.

As the murderer terrorizes the small town, law enforcement is baffled as to the identity of the killer or killers. Little did law enforcement know, but the killer was hiding in plain sight.

Her family’s deadliest secret is about to become her most dangerous truth. When family historian Lyra Kincaid uncovers her ancestor Elara’s cryptic 19th-century journal, it connects her lineage to Oakhaven's infamous Whispering Bluffs train robbery—a bloody, unsolved crime. Elara’s words hint at a terrifying secret, a "debt" still casting a lethal shadow. Lyra’s quest for truth immediately provokes powerful forces; a break-in and chilling threats prove some secrets are meant to stay buried.

A powerful contemporary literary novel about return, revolution, inheritance, memory and the fragile work of founding a country for the second time.Ali Abbasi returns to Dhaka from abroad carrying a wrapped Quran, a rejected paper, a suitcase of old arguments and the accusation of having watched...

A tender and powerful contemporary literary novel about Hijra kinship, chosen family, poverty, illness, paper, memory and the search for a place to be held without proof.In Dhaka, Nuri knows that papers can open doors, close rooms, rename bodies and make a person smaller before breakfast.At the...

A literary novel about psychotherapy, grief, migration memory, family silence and the fragile spaces where people try to be heard. Dr Samira Rahman is a psychotherapist in York whose life is built around careful listening. But when she learns that a former client has died unexpectedly, the quiet order of her professional world begins to shift.