Authors

  • Alexander Crown

    Psychological Fiction

    Alexander Crown writes about the things families don't talk about — control disguised as care, loyalty demanded instead of earned, and the quiet battles people fight behind closed doors.

    Books: Her Children's Crimes

  • Adam Collins

    Historical Fiction

    Adam Collins writes richly researched historical fiction that centers the forgotten voices of history — the workers, the weavers, and the ordinary people whose resilience shaped the world.

    Books: Woven in Fire

  • Aiden Corvane

    Epic Fantasy

    Aiden Corvane writes epic fantasy that takes memory, power, and political betrayal seriously — building worlds where magic has consequence and the past refuses to stay buried.

    Books: Reign of Forgotten Things, The Thirteenth Shard

  • Drew Hollander

    Middle Grade Adventure

    Drew Hollander writes big-hearted adventures for readers 8 to 12: stories about kids who notice what grown-ups miss, real history hiding in small towns, and the courage it takes to slow down.

    Books: Mia Davis and the Last Runway

  • Andrew Corona

    Young Adult Fantasy

    Andrew Corona writes young adult fantasy that finds the extraordinary hiding inside ordinary lives — stories about the choices that define us and the courage it takes to become who we are meant to be.

    Books: When The Carnival Came

  • Josephine Remy

    Historical Fiction

    Josephine Remy writes historical fiction rooted in music, labor, and the quiet erasure of Black women's work — stories about what it cost to create, and who got to own the result.

    Books: The Ledger Song

  • Davis Arceneaux

    Crime Thriller

    Davis Arceneaux writes southern noir set deep in Louisiana bayou country — slow-burn crime thrillers where the heat is oppressive, the water keeps its secrets, and everybody's hiding something.

    Books: The Weight of Salt Water

  • Rena Cole

    Military Thriller

    Rena Cole writes military thrillers about the point where orders become unacceptable — stories set in the shadow world of black ops, intelligence failures, and soldiers who discover what they were…

    Books: Ghost Meridian

  • Mara Slade

    Crime Thriller

    Mara Slade writes southern crime thrillers about women who refuse to accept the official story — detectives, survivors, and grieving sisters who pull at threads everyone else has agreed to leave…

    Books: The Carrion Hour

  • Claire Merritt

    Psychological Thriller

    Claire Merritt writes psychological thrillers set in isolated institutions and coastal communities — stories about the lies professionals tell themselves and the patients who see through them.

    Books: What We Bury

  • Cass Rourke

    Crime Thriller

    Cass Rourke writes crime thrillers about small towns that protect their own — and the people who come home to break the silence.

    Books: The Burning Kind

  • Clara Weatherstone

    Cozy Mystery

    Clara Weatherstone writes cozy mysteries set in the seaside towns of Maine — warm, witty, and just dark enough to keep you reading well past your bedtime.

    Books: A Death Most Steep

  • Margaret Quill

    Cozy Mystery

    Margaret Quill writes cozy mysteries where forensic instincts meet festival weekends — sharp, witty puzzles set in Maine coastal towns where everyone is charming, everyone has secrets, and the tea is…

    Books: The Gilded Leaf

  • Violet Mallow

    Cozy Mystery

    Violet Mallow writes botanical cozy mysteries about reluctant sleuths and the small English seaside towns that refuse to let them leave — charming, fast-moving, and full of herbs with suspicious…

    Books: A Pinch of Poison

  • Zeb Marlow

    Sci-Fi Comedy

    Zeb Marlow writes sci-fi comedy about incompatible systems forced to cooperate — robots, alien bureaucracies, and situations that are statistically improbable to a degree mathematicians would later…

    Books: Battery Low on Planet Vibes

  • J. Cole Mercer

    Non-Fiction / AI Guides

    J. Cole Mercer writes practical AI guides for working professionals — no jargon, no hype, just the tools and techniques that actually change how you work.

    Books: The Real Estate Agent's Guide to AI, The Small Business Owner's Guide to AI, The Sales Professional's Guide to AI, The Teacher's Guide to AI, The Creative Professional's Guide to AI, The Freelancer's Guide to AI, The Healthcare Professional's Guide to AI, The Marketing Professional's Guide to AI

  • V.D. Krug

    Crime Noir

    V.D. Krug writes lean crime noir about buried money, buried men, and the people who dig.

    Books: Dead Money

  • Vera Trask

    Crime Noir

    Vera Trask writes coastal crime noir about the things the ocean refuses to give back — the missing, the drowned, and the secrets that return with the tide long after everyone agreed to stop looking.

    Books: What the Tide Keeps

  • K.A. Morrow

    Crime Noir

    K.A. Morrow writes crime noir about slow violence — the financial ruin, institutional betrayal, and deliberate exhaustion that drain people long before any wound becomes visible.

    Books: The Long Bleed

  • Grace Sterling

    Spiritual Nonfiction

    Grace Sterling writes at the intersection of contemplative tradition and modern psychological science — books about the interior life that are honest about how hard it is to hear yourself think.

    Books: After the Last Word

  • Liv Brekke

    Psychological Thriller

    Liv Brekke writes psychological thrillers set in the iron country of northern Minnesota, where the winters are long, the towns are small, and a silence can last for generations.

    Books: She Who Is Below

  • Calla Maren

    Paranormal Romance

    Calla Maren writes slow-burn paranormal romance set on fog-bound coasts — small towns with long memories, old bargains, and the people who keep watch over them.

    Books: The Cold Between Tides

  • Lake Holloway

    Contemporary Romance

    Lake Holloway writes clean, second-chance small-town romance set on the Great Lakes — boatyards, summer festivals, and the people who stayed.

    Books: The Restoration of Us

  • Cate Averill

    Psychological Thriller

    Cate Averill writes psychological thrillers about small towns that keep their secrets together — and the women who start listening to the silences.

    Books: The Orchard Tapes

  • Anne Sefton

    Psychological Thriller

    Anne Sefton writes psychological thrillers about memory, consent, and the people who decide which stories we’re allowed to keep.

    Books: The Revision

  • Arden Lomax

    Science Fiction

    Arden Lomax writes hopeful science fiction about machines that keep going after the world has ended — stories of grief, memory, and found family.

    Books: Cold Signal

  • Isolde Merrow

    Horror

    Isolde Merrow writes literary folk horror about isolated communities, old rituals, and the grief a place agrees not to name.

    Books: The Reaping Tide

  • Delfina Ponce

    Crime Noir

    Delfina Ponce writes hard-boiled crime noir about debt, money, and the working people left carrying what powerful people owe.

    Books: The Skip

  • Augustin Lacoste

    Crime Thriller

    Augustin Lacoste writes fair-play crime fiction set in New Orleans, where Carnival glitter covers old money and older secrets.

    Books: Dead Man's Float

  • Eliza Kettering

    Cozy Mystery

    Eliza Kettering writes warm, fair-play cozy mysteries set in coastal Maine — harvest festivals, family recipes, and a grandmother who notices everything.

    Books: Preserving the Dead

  • Mara Stone

    Crime Thriller

    Mara Stone writes hard-edged crime noir set in West Texas — women with nobody in their corner, and counties that would rather not look.

    Books: Salt Flat

  • Nina Haldane

    Crime Thriller

    Nina Haldane writes morally serious crime fiction about cover-ups, confessions, and the cost of telling the truth too late.

    Books: The Kessler Dead

  • Laurel Rook

    Cozy Mystery

    Laurel Rook writes warm, clever cozy mysteries set in small coastal Maine towns, where a sharp eye for detail matters more than certainty.

    Books: Ink and Alibis

  • Nat Ballard

    Crime Thriller

    Nat Ballard writes taut, fast-moving thrillers about ordinary workers who see what they weren’t supposed to — and decide to say it.

    Books: Dispatch

  • Britt Larkin

    Crime Noir

    Britt Larkin writes fair-play crime noir set on the cold shores of Lake Superior, about certainty, doubt, and the cost of waiting to be sure.

    Books: Deadwater

  • Jocelyn Brightwell

    Cozy Mystery

    Jocelyn Brightwell writes fair-play cozy mysteries about antiques, small-town friendships, and the clues hidden in old things.

    Books: Stopped at Six

  • Lucy Ambler

    Cozy Mystery

    Lucy Ambler writes warm, fair-play cozy mysteries set in the Texas Hill Country — lavender fields, small-town festivals, and secrets hidden in plain sight.

    Books: Last Bloom at Blue Hollow Farm

  • Kate Linden

    Cozy Mystery

    Kate Linden writes warm, clean cozy mysteries set on the Pacific Northwest coast, about coming home and the recipes people leave behind.

    Books: The Last Batch at Lavender Lane

  • Felicity Grange

    Cozy Mystery

    Felicity Grange writes clever, fair-play cozy mysteries set in English villages, where the numbers never lie and the baking is serious business.

    Books: Short Measure

  • Samuel Halden

    Spiritual Nonfiction

    Samuel Halden writes practical, non-dogmatic spiritual books for seekers, skeptics, and people in recovery.

    Books: A Signal in the Silence

  • Carson Teale

    Legal Thriller

    Carson Teale writes legal thrillers set in small plains towns, where the law is personal and integrity has a price.

    Books: The Last Honest Man

  • Mathilde Varga

    Horror

    Mathilde Varga writes quiet, literary horror about the things that come to help us.

    Books: The Grafting

  • Ingrid Solberg

    Science Fantasy Romance

    Ingrid Solberg writes science fantasy love stories about measurement, faith, and the cost of being changed.

    Books: The Weight of Two Skies