The Coldness of Objects by Panayotis Cacoyannis: London 2030. The news a young postman delivers will cause Mr. Rubens to reflect on all the sorrows and joys of the past, while he begins to prepare for the menacing surprises of the future. “Thoroughly gripping… a chilling vision of an abnormal ‘new-normal’ to come.” – Kirkus Reviews (starred review), Kirkus Best Books of 2021.

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Sweet Baby Mine by Maria Daversa: Ana Storm, an American expat in Paris, thinks she’s outrun her past until a text from her estranged daughter forces her to confront a long-buried secret that could destroy her marriage and cost her a much hoped for second chance.

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My Next Life by Stuart Alexander: A humorous novel about reincarnation, My Next Life follows Scott Stillman into the afterlife after accidentally killing himself in an insurance scam gone awry. Now, he must put together his next life but discovers that everything truly comes at a price.

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Hard Travel: Stories by Lesley Krueger: In this critically-acclaimed short story collection, travellers set out for someplace new and end up confronting themselves. As Thomas à Kempis put it, “They who travel seldom come home holy.”

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Smaller Mouse by Edward Reib: For the first few pages, this will feel like a collection of short stories. Some take place in the virtual space of a distant future, speaking Shakespearean English with the half-Grey half-Humans on Venus, others revolve around a holy motorcycle gang gaining deep insights from playing ’80s videogames in the not-so-distant future. Also, the others.

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Reconstruction – Racism – Riots – Ratification (Blood Brothers Book 2) by Ronald E. Pressley & Nancy P. Holder: Follow young Will Presley, a Civil War hero, as he and his new bride enter a career in Reconstruction. Building schools for Black children in Memphis, TN, then working in the political arena to establish the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments, their successes, trials, and failings will fascinate you. Engrossing and fast-paced.

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Continuum by Chad Lester: “Tension-building excellence… Often ethereal and otherworldly, Continuum is a short story collection designed to challenge perceptions of life and its trajectory.” —Midwest Book Review.

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Abalone by J.G. MacLeod: Liz is a high-school senior who wants nothing more than to escape her small town, and depressing home life. But everything changes when she meets James. To help James and his little brother leave their toxic family, Liz agrees to start over in a new town. What begins as an exciting, new relationship, soon unravels.

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Fred’s Golden Years (Cypress Lake Book 2) by Joe Basara: An ex-Marine, Fred Gold, retires to Florida and rallies his new neighbors to get the city to fix the potholes on their street. When their first attempt fails, don’t worry, Freddy Gold has only begun to fight. He may never have fought in the Battle of Tarawa (as he claims), but sometimes self-delusion can be a powerful motivating force.

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Stupid Boy Syndrome: 28 Poems on Love, Lust and Loss by Dylan Drakes: Stupid Boy Syndrome: 28 Poems on Love, Lust and Loss, is the debut poetry chapbook by Dylan Drakes, an Australian author, poet, and fortunate survivor of the Syndrome. At once heartfelt and whimsical, frivolous and mournful, this snacky collection takes readers on a whirlwind trip through the many ways that love enriches our lives.

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Pasta For Two by Elia Alexander: In every one of its seven short tales, Pasta for Two captures gentle, heart-warming moments of love, loss, and everyday struggles with delicate precision and deep psychological insight.

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Brief Castles by Nicholas Hedges: What is more absurd? A world in which Jack’s dad still lives three years after his death, or one in which he doesn’t exist at all?

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Barnaby Smith by Daniel Martin Eckhart: Grief-stricken psychiatrist Dr. Martha Lewis meets the enigmatic Barnaby Smith, a mental patient who’s tried to fly, like a bird, his entire life. She makes it her obsession to save him, only to discover that he may be her salvation instead. Join Martha and Barnaby on their most unusual journey into freedom.

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Home by Daniel Martin Eckhart: Come to America’s Playground, the one and only Coney Island! 82-year-old Max Flynn has spent his life protecting Coney Island and the people walking upon it. As cancer gnaws away his final months, the former cop tackles one final mystery and finds friendship, love, a dark secret and the truth behind the legend of Atlantis.

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A Picture of Her by Ellie Sabine: Liv’s been given a chance to start fresh with Thomas. She couldn’t ask for more. In fact, she adamantly does not want even one speck more. When she discovers Thomas is yearning for a baby, she’s devastated. She made it clear she could never be a mother. Could running from change cause Liv to lose the best thing that’s ever happened to her?

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not bored (Sweet Existence: Elizabeth’s Trilogy Book 1) by Aurora Darklight: Drive, focus, and a solid plan for my future never left time for any fun in school. Now I’m working six days a week and spending the seventh doing laundry or watching movies with my best friend. How did life become boring? When my best friend agrees to jump into the exciting unknown with me, endless opportunities appear. What more could I want?

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Santa 2020 the Final Ride by Jane Shoup: Santa has endured such a miserable year that he’s tempted to hang up his hat, but he still has obligations to fulfill, including finding and training his replacement. Plus, the world desperately needs hope and joy! In this modern-day retelling, the North Pole comes to life as never before. “Heartwarming. Highly recommended.” -Midwest Book Review

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29th Street South: Coming of Age in the Sixties by Nicholas Rogers: It’s the sixties the nation is in chaos. Robbie Doyle’s life is in chaos. Robbie’s father had died suddenly. He and his mother had moved and now he felt lost. The day Kennedy was shot he would meet people that would become important for the rest of his life. Civil rights, the draft, and Vietnam would shape all their lives.

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