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As a trained journalist with almost two-decades of writing experience, Melissa Wren knows how easy it is to become embroiled in one’s own work. Taking this concept to the nth degree with gusto, Wren’s latest novel explores just how close one Washington Post journalist is willing to get in pursuit of the ultimate story.

While everyone faces adversity in life, few have had it as tough as B.L. Bailey and her son, David. Having both endured separation against their wills, roadblocks through the U.S. legal system and all of the personal battles that come with it, their ultimate shift from victims to victors has exposed answers to many of life’s mysteries. For the first time, Bailey and David share their stories in separate books and expose these answers that millions are searching for.

While romance and crime have both been staples of literature for generations, the two genres rarely exist on equal footing or fuse with quite the power of C. R. Lemons’ ‘Getting Him Off Quickly’. This fast-paced and engrossing narrative has it all; crime, romance, erotica and a positive portrayal of women that seldom makes the pages of most existing novels.

While horror has long been a staple of the literary landscape, both critics and fans alike are crying out for new narratives that don’t succumb to the recycling of the ‘same old’ concepts. Thankfully, Joann Harris has risen to the challenge with gusto, boasting a new novel that is not only wholly-unique, but fuses fact and fiction.

While today’s universities are often stressful hubs of targets, never-ending testing and fierce competition among students, experiencing college in the 1950s was a much more enjoyable and care-free affair. Capturing the escapades, exploits and opportunities of education during this post-war boom, Tom R. Lawrence is delighted to announce ‘Cow College: Tales of Mississippi State College in the 1950s’.

While hundreds of books recount the harrowing abuse of women and young girls, almost all male victims prefer to remain silent about their plight. However, having lived in the shadow of childhood sexual abuse his entire life, Steven Whitacre has finally decided that it is time to break his silence, share his story and urge others to recognize the hope that does exist.

While she grew up with an alcoholic and neglectful mother, Shirlee Scribner didn’t ever expect to witness her receiving a blow to her pregnant stomach. More than just an injury, the beating resulted in Scribner’s brother, Dallas, being born with severe mental impairment. As an adult, Scribner would also become acutely aware that Dallas had suffered almost-deadly abuse himself and that she would give up anything to save him.

Lizbeth Novelliere knows first-hand the lengths that hospitals and emergency services take to ensure that they can respond rapidly to large-scale catastrophe. However, as Novelliere discovered in a hurricane that battered Florida’s Space Coast where she was working as a Critical Care Respiratory Therapist – forward planning means nothing when the actual event comes to light.

Everyone is aware that angels can decide the fate of mortals but, in a bold and powerful new novel by L. Bilt, this balance of power is tipped on its head to prove that the reverse is also possible. At the same time, the eternal battle between Heaven and Hell plays out as a new hero emerges with love as his greatest weapon.

What if all the restrictions on stem cell research drove it in to unscrupulous and unethical hands? What if their resources and capacity for evil were virtually unlimited? Stem of Evil: The Bogotá Experiments, the debut novel of author Jac Cochran, is a thriller that answers those questions.