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A Legend of a Man So Noble Even His Enemies Applauded.

A sweet, funny, and emotionally resonant YA romance about identity, language, and learning to be loved as you are.

Gunnawah is a place where you don’t just stumble into violence. You are led there. Coaxed. Nudged by history. Pushed by money. Thinking you can walk back out.

Nobody knows who he is. Nobody knows where he came from. All we know is that he keeps drawing houses, and people keep disappearing inside them.

A heartfelt second-chance romance about timing, memory, and all the words that went unspoken, Left of Forever by Tarah DeWitt is quietly devastating and deeply satisfying.

“Meet Daphne St Clair: glamorous ninety-year-old grandmother, care home resident, and your new favourite serial killer. Meet Ruth Robinson: aspiring true crime podcaster, hunting for a killer…

A chaotic, voice-driven debut about two women on the run, Killer Potential is equal parts road trip thriller and psychological character study. It is violent, funny, sharp as glass, and never lets up.

In a sci-fi market often driven by high drama and even higher stakes, Rodriguez offers something different. He's funny, messy, character-driven, and emotionally honest.

A body remembers. Long after the bruises fade. Long after the house is sold. Long after you’ve decided you are fine now.

A darkly playful debut that blends gothic folklore with girlhood trauma, Greenteeth is part monster tale, part feminist reckoning, and entirely ungovernable.

A sly, unsettling debut that blends influencer satire with psychological suspense, Julie Chan Is Dead is part identity thriller, part grief study, and entirely addictive.

A melancholy, clever, deeply human time-travel novel about bureaucracy, romance, and the people history forgets.

A lush, haunting YA gothic that wraps grief, family secrets, and quiet horror inside the beauty of a Caribbean paradise.

If you’ve ever wished that Hitchhiker’s Guide had more janitors and slightly more laser cows, Space Brooms! might be your new favourite thing.

An Unspoken Goodbye

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