Title: On One Knee by Connor Wilson YouTube star Everett Keyes is found dead in the Central Pine Barrens. The police rule it a suicide. His cousin Olivia can’t believe it. Neither can his girlfriend, who insists Everett was making plans, not saying goodbyes. S earching for answers, Olivia finds a video on his computer […]
How far would you go to protect your child? Teddy Mentor finally thought his troubled teenage son was safe. No more drugs. No more police. No more fear. Only guilt. Then came the midnight call from the wilderness program. Jesse had run away. But what can Teddy do? Risk his shaky job and head […]
Title: Dog Days: Hazel Helps Out by Dori Hillestad Butler; illustrated by Genevieve Kote (Peachtree, for ages 6-9, on sale 10/27/2026) Can Hazel find a new home, a place for herself, and a way to contribute to the family doggy daycare business? Nine-year-old Hazel and her mother are facing some big changes. Grandma has been […]
She Forgot She Was Free is a powerful invitation to remember who you were before fear, expectations, and survival convinced you to forget. Title: She Forgot She Was Free Author: Giselle Mascarenhas Genre: Self Help Sub-genre: Inner Child Self Help/Transformational Self Help/Motivational Self Help Language: English Pages: 132 Publisher: Mija Media House Publication Date: […]
Title: BLACKRIDGE by Megan Whiteaker The Unowned Saga, Book One Adult dark paranormal romance | 550 pagesIn Blackridge, old blood carries old debts, family loyalty has teeth, and protection can become control. Among vampires, Lycans, and Hunters, Megan Black is fighting to keep her choices her own. BLACKRIDGE is available through multiple retailers. Book […]
For this discussion post, we are joining the Fantasy With Friends discussion with Pages Unbound. This week’s prompt: Some people argue that fantasy isn’t worth reading because it’s not about real things. What’s your response? Julie: Those people can go eff all the way off! Because here’s the thing: fantasy is a wonderful […]
Title: The Secrets of Unicornia: Four Magical Adventures Full of Sparkle and Wonder! by Ana Punset; Illustrated by Diana Vicedo (Candlewick, for ages 5-7, on sale 10/13/2026) Expect four times the charm with this shimmering quartet of adventures. A school trip to the Frozen Palace. A magical unicorn show. A sky-high camping trip. And sparkliest […]
Guest Post: What Writing a Practical Money Guide Taught Me About Financial Advice By Junior O. Osiemi Financial advice is everywhere. A short video promises a tax trick. A social post announces a foolproof investment. A headline suggests that one financial strategy works for everyone. But when I worked on THE ZERO TAX BLUEPRINT, one lesson […]
Guest Post: Turning Remembered Life into a Memoir: What Writing STENHOUSE Taught Me By M. G. Judge, writing as Bill Rectangle Memory does not arrive neatly divided into chapters. It arrives as flashes: a street corner, a school corridor, the sound of a record playing, the feel of a football at your feet, the first […]
We’re chatting about covers on Chapter Break. ‘Cause you know we all judge books by covers, whether we admit it or not. We judge the style, the color and font choices, and just the overall look. That might not keep us from reading the book, but we do still judge. I kind of […]