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"No one does suburban paranoia like Shari Lapena." --Ruth Ware

The new gripping novel from the #1 internationally bestselling author of The Couple Next Door.

When a beloved wife and mother disappears, a luxurious condo building transforms into a potential crime scene, and the investigation begins: Can the detectives find her before it's too late?

Bryden and Sam have it all: thriving careers, a smart apartment in a luxury condominium, supportive friends and a cherished daughter. The perfect life for the perfect couple.

Then Sam receives a call at his office. Bryden--working from home that day--has failed to collect their daughter from daycare. Arriving home with their little girl, he finds his wife's car in the underground garage. Upstairs in their apartment her laptop is open on the table, her cell phone nearby, her keys in their usual place in the hall.

Except Bryden is nowhere to be seen. It's as if she just walked out.

How can she have disappeared from her own home? And did she even leave the building at all?

With every minute that passes--and as questions swirl around their community--Bryden and Sam's past seems a little less perfect, their condominium less safe, their friends, neighbours and relatives no longer quite so reliable . . .

People are hungry for authentic connection with the natural world. Distracted by social media, made anxious by political turmoil and environmental crisis, obsessed with self and success, we are increasingly estranged from nature even as we recognize its potential for healing. Reconnecting with nature is not simply a matter of spending more time outdoors. Western consumer culture encourages us to view nature through a lens of separation. Whether inside or out, we direct our precious attention to concerns that often leave us more alienated from both the natural world and ourselves. We've lost contact with traditional, earth-based wisdom that can guide us back. This wisdom lives on in Indigenous cultures that pre-date colonialism and industrialization-and it lives on in our own bodies, which know, deep down, how to connect.

I Sing to the Earth and She Sings Back provides readers with practical, grounded tools for reclaiming earth-based wisdom. Each chapter explores a distinct pathway to intimacy with nature: slowing down to reimagine time; reawakening childlike wonder; seeing the sentience of other life forms; practicing reciprocity and partnership; attuning to seasonal and lunar cycles; and more. Throughout, M. Kat Anderson shares deep personal stories of her own quest to heal a sense of disconnection from the earth. As a non-Native author who has collaborated with California Indigenous elders for decades, she offers a perspective shaped by humility, curiosity, and a commitment to respectful engagement. In a voice both scholarly and soulful, she opens a door for non-Native readers seeking authentic belonging to nature without cultural appropriation.

Ziva the Great is a heartfelt picture book for older children about a Maine Coon cat learning to trust again and a quiet girl named Elsie who understands gentle things. Ziva is loving with her family but startles easily around new people-until Elsie arrives. The girl moves softly, speaks softly, and never frightens her.

Their friendship grows through small moments of closeness and calm. Together, they show young readers that healing takes time, trust can return, and even quiet hearts can find comfort again. Perfect for ages 8-12, this emotional animal story supports social-emotional learning (SEL) and is ideal for parents, teachers, counselors, and classrooms. Themes include emotional healing, resilience, friendship, overcoming fear, and the bond between children and animals.

"Finding Jim" is a wickedly funny road trip novel that follows two disillusioned college professors who after unexpectedly losing their jobs, embark on an outrageous journey fueled by desperation, curiosity, and a stolen college credit card. What begins as a spontaneous escape across Florida, from Panama City to the sun-drenched streets of Key West, spirals into a reckless odyssey through Europe and South Africa, all in pursuit of a wild theory that rock legend Jim Morrison of The Doors is still alive. As they chase clues, dodge consequences, and question their own sanity, the professors discover that the search for truth may be the most reckless and liberating lesson of all.

Set in the '60s at a summer camp, The Mystery of the Haunted Dance Hall is a spooky, atmospheric middle-grade story for fans of classic ghost stories, unlikely friendships and intriguing mysteries.

Bee's mom has a job in New York City for the summer, so Bee is being sent to summer camp. She's not excited about it. Being around other people is hard for her, plus she knows nothing about campfires, she's not a good swimmer and she's never even been in a canoe.

When she first arrives, things go pretty much as she expected. The other girls either make fun of her or ignore her, and the woods surrounding the camp give her the creeps: she keeps hearing elusive music coming from somewhere in the distance, and there's something unearthly about it.

But then Zippy comes on the scene -- an oddball like Bee, but with a lot more confidence and hard-won knowledge gleaned from many summers spent at this exact camp. And most importantly, Zippy has also discovered mysterious behavior going on at the camp: the older girls from the Hawks cabin are sneaking out to do . . . something. They're always exhausted, and their flashlight batteries are running out at an alarming rate. But their counselors are never woken up by girls sneaking out, no one on staff doing nightly rounds ever sees them outside the cabin, and even when they start doing a bed check at night, the girls all seem to be in their bunks.

Zippy and Bee are on the case, and with the help of an unlikely ally, they try to figure out what the Hawks are up to. But they soon discover there's more going on than just the usual summer-camp hijinks. How are the Hawks getting out at night? What is the deal with the (very cute) mysterious boy who seems to be working with the groundskeeper? Where is the distant music coming from? And what does the reclusive camp founder know about all of it?

So, you have all these thoughts in your head, and all these experiences daily, and need a way to get them out. It becomes a journal. Then that journal becomes a way to write out stories. But writing stories for characters you've already come to love in your head over the years is hard. You don't want to have to write all the backstory that you innately know. They're your characters. That is to say, this is a book of poetry about a million different concepts and made-up characters. The narrator is the title, and the author's closest thing to a fully developed character. Hopefully, you find what she wrote about to be relatable-or, at the very least, entertaining...

A 5-Star Readers' Favorite

Seventeen-year-old soccer star Indie Watson loves her team and her family. At home, she is the glue--the one who holds her family together. But when Indie wakes up sore and foggy after a party, unsure of exactly what happened, she knows one thing: she didn't consent. As her classmates post about her on social media, assigning judgment and blame, she falls into a spiral of self doubt and denial and can't hold it all together anymore. Instead of facing the truth, she runs away. It is through music, memory, and the kindness of strangers that Indie learns to face what happened, and to redefine who she is now: a survivor who won't be silenced.

From the author of the middle grade novel The Order of the Trees and the adult novel The Board, What If It Wasn't My Fault is a #metoo young adult novel in verse about friendship, feminism, and finding your voice.

Before the world knew her as Catharine Cleveland-a leader of industry, a pillar of polite society, a steward of philanthropy, she was:

A scholar.

A rower.

A promising pianist.

A dutiful heir.

But above all, she was a girl who fell in love.

From the ancient halls of Oxford to the sun-drenched vineyards of Bordeaux, and across the Atlantic to the political circus of D.C., meet Cate Brooks in The Colonel's Daughter-the prequel to the best-selling series, The Senator's Wife.

For a full list of Content Warnings, please visit author's website.

"Marina Mews delivers the charm and sleuthing spirit of Miranda James's Cat in the Stacks Mysteries, with a coastal twist, a six-toed cat, and a determined amateur detective who won't stop digging for the truth." -Cam Torrens, bestselling author of the Tyler Zahn mystery/suspense series

When veterinarian Dr. Emily Benton takes Elvis, the terrier, for an early morning beach walk, she stumbles upon a lifeless diver washed ashore. The victim is William "Billy" Todd, beloved local marina owner and Emily's former scuba diving instructor. His death shocks the tight-knit Coral Shores community, especially his niece, Lala, who returns home to uncover what really happened to her uncle.

As Emily scrambles to locate Billy's orange tabby cat and dive shop mascot, Hemingway, she finds herself entangled in another mystery. Oddities begin to surface-from a frightened feline to suspicious visitors at the marina. Was Billy's death an accident... or something more sinister?

With the help of her loyal best friend, her charming detective boyfriend, and a cast of coastal characters (both two- and four-legged), Emily dives deep into the clues. But in a town where everyone knows everyone-will the truth surface in time?

Kia spent ten years fighting to be Sacavè's wife, thinking a wedding ring would finally make him the man she deserved. But a title don't change a toxic heart and marriage only made his disrespect hit harder. Now she's stuck in a situationship dressed as a marriage, raising their son while dodging the emotional landmines her husband keeps planting.

Just when she's ready to let go, Kia meets Tool, a man who moves like peace and speaks like prayer. But there's a catch: Kia's still legally married, and Sacavè refuses to set her free.

As her heart pulls her toward a future with Tool, her past keeps dragging her back.

Now Kia's stuck between two men one who wants to keep her trapped, and one who's ready to love her right. But if something doesn't give, all this back-and-forth might explode into something way deeper than heartbreak.

When a faulty pier is scheduled for demolition, can semi-mer Emily and her friends in both worlds work together to save their homes? This is another exciting mermaid adventure for young readers based on the New York Times best-selling series by Liz Kessler.

Semi-mer Emily and her friend Mandy can't wait for a fun day at the theme park on the pier. But when they get there, the gates are locked. It turns out the whole pier is to be taken down because one of the pillars is decaying. Not only would that mean the amusement park would be gone, but also Mandy's home and the place where Emily's family moors their houseboat would be removed--along with all the animals and plants that live under the pier.

Emily and Mandy know that to protect everybody above and below the water's surface, they need to fix the pier. Luckily, a sunken pirate ship and an underwater playground give Emily an idea, and with the help of mer friends Shona and Aaron, they come up with the perfect plan. Based on the New York Times best-selling series by Liz Kessler, this underwater adventure proves just how much these friends can achieve when their two worlds come together.

Bingo is on a mission to keep Bluey from attending Chloe's birthday party--luckily, she has her Featherwand to help her! Read more in this fun storybook based on the wildly successful animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+!

Bluey is about to head out to a birthday party--but Bingo is not invited! After discovering a magical feather that can make things oh-so-heavy, Bingo knows just what to do. She'll make everything in the Heeler house too heavy to lift! Will her plan work, or will Bluey make it to the party after all? Read on to find out!

Based on an episode of the wildly successful animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+! It's the weekend--join Bluey and Bingo for some fun!

It's the weekend! What games will Bluey and Bingo play? Will everyone get to meet Bingo's new bug friend? And what will happen when Dad buys a statue that is definitely not a magic statue? Read on to find out!

Get Ready to Relax, Destress, and Color the Cozy Side of Valentine's Day!

Celebrate the cozy side of Valentine's Day with 50 sweet, simple, and heartwarming designs made for everyone-not just couples. The Bold & Easy Cozy Valentine's Day Coloring Book is filled with love-themed pages featuring hearts, food, flowers, cozy duos, and friendly characters in charming, easy-to-color scenes.

Each illustration is drawn with thick, bold lines perfect for kids, tweens, teens, and adults who love stress-free, screen-free relaxation. Whether you're gifting it to a friend, a child, a grandparent, or treating yourself, this book is a joyful escape into a world of kindness and connection.

Key Features:

• 50 Valentine's Day Designs: Cozy, cute, and love-filled illustrations perfect for all ages.
• Bold & Easy Line Art: Thick outlines make coloring simple and fun for beginners and experienced colorers.
• Single-Sided Pages: Helps prevent bleed-through and makes displaying your artwork easy. (Tip: Place a blank sheet behind your page for extra peace of mind!)
• Perfect Gift Size: 8.5" x 8.5" square format-ideal for gift bags, care packages, or cozy coloring nights.

Curl up with your favorite coloring tools and enjoy a heartwarming journey into the softer side of Valentine's Day-no romance required!

What if your home held the same healing wisdom our grandparents relied on long before pharmacies replaced apothecaries?

The DIY Home Apothecary restores that lost tradition, giving you a complete, practical, and beautifully organized natural remedy system you can use anytime, anywhere, using ingredients you already recognize and trust.

This is not a theoretical herbal book.
This is a working home apothecary in book form.

Inside, you will discover 250+ time-tested herbal, root, spice, and natural remedies, carefully curated and inspired by the holistic, plant-forward philosophy popularized by Dr. Nicole Apelian. Each remedy is designed to support longevity, resilience, and everyday vitality using traditional wisdom passed down through generations.

From immune support to digestion, sleep, brain health, inflammation, joint comfort, and daily wellness, this book brings forgotten remedies back into modern life-clearly explained, easy to prepare, and simple to follow.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND INSIDE

✔ 250+ Powerful Home Remedies
Organized like a real apothecary, with remedies grouped by purpose so you can quickly find what you need when it matters most.

✔ Step-by-Step Instructions
Clear preparation methods, accurate measurements, usage guidance, and practical tips designed for real homes, not laboratories.

✔ Longevity-Focused Herbal Wisdom
Discover remedies traditionally used to support energy, mental clarity, immune balance, gut health, restful sleep, and graceful aging.

✔ Rare & Forgotten Formulas
Including classic salves, tinctures, infusions, natural probiotics, mushroom-based preparations, and spice combinations once found in every household.

✔ Beginner-Friendly, Expert-Approved
Whether you are new to herbal wellness or already experienced, this book meets you where you are and guides you forward with confidence.

�� WHY THIS BOOK IS DIFFERENT

Inspired by real-world herbal practice, not trends
- Focused on longevity and everyday resilience, not quick fixes
- Organized for fast reference during real-life needs
- Honors ancestral knowledge with modern clarity
- Designed to become a permanent household reference, not a one-time read

This is the kind of book you keep on your shelf for years-and reach for again and again.

WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR

Anyone seeking natural alternatives for everyday wellness
- Families who want to reduce dependence on synthetic solutions
- Readers interested in herbal medicine, folk remedies, and longevity
- Beginners looking for a clear, safe introduction to home apothecaries
- Experienced herbal enthusiasts wanting a structured, comprehensive reference

If you've ever wished you had a trusted natural remedy on hand when you needed it most,
If you believe the wisdom of the past still has a place in modern life,
If you want to build a true home apothecary-not just read about one-

�� The DIY Home Apothecary belongs on your shelf. Order your copy today and reclaim the healing knowledge that once lived in every home.

DISCLAIMER:

This book is intended for educational purposes only and presents information about traditional herbal remedies and wellness practices. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This book is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before using herbal remedies. By purchasing this book, you acknowledge that you are responsible for

To enter the afterlife, one must first pass through a door unlocked by the angel of death, but when the keys to those doors are stolen, the entire human race is rendered immortal.

With the world heading into global crisis and the very fabric of the universe at risk, Death tasks her son, the half-angel/half-human Orpheus, with the retrieval of the keys.

Orpheus soon encounters Evan, a warlock who lives in fear thanks to laws punishing the use of magic.

The Witchfinders are already pointing the blame for the immortality at the witches and warlocks of the world, so Evan agrees to help Orpheus in the hopes of fixing things before anti-magic rhetoric reaches an all-time high.

In a quest that pushes them both to their limits, what neither boy expects is to find there may be more to life, each other, and themselves than they ever thought possible.