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A traitor’s daughter forced to be his replacement brideThe unwanted outcast of the Italian Trio, I’m leaving their betrothals and bloody sheets behind to be a singer… until I become the wrong ma...

Raised by Wolves: Trapped by Demons is a raw and deeply personal memoir by Mimi Tallo, exploring a childhood shaped by chaos and survival. The “wolves” symbolize the harsh, untamed forces of famil...

Embark on an enchanting adventure through the world of chemistry with *Magical Elements of the Periodic Table*, where 15 whimsical Radioactive Goblins lead you into the captivating realm of the period...

Hard–nosed journalist Tony Gabriel inherits the research papers and books of a long-dead Cambridge historian - and a human skull. Tony uses his years as a reporter to investigate this mysterious leg...

Kids are never too young to start learning! With big, fun-to-say words for every letter of the alphabet, this brilliant picture book from bestselling authors James and Susan Patterson delivers read-al...

Violence is easy. Living with the consequences is not.In a brutal conflict where power is imposed and mercy scorned, survival demands tough moral choices. No one walks away untouched—or unscarred.Da...

Review for Atril Press by Alfredo Behrens of Clifford Thurlow’s We Shall Pass, published by Luath Press, Edinburgh.In his poignant novel We Shall Pass, Clifford Thurlow delivers a masterful narrativ...

It’s a trap!!After escaping the hellish prisoner planet of Roon, David Aethon’s ship is stalked by the Legion Battle Cruiser Constantine. During the epic battle, numerous unusual vials labeled wit...

She sits on the headstone, claws flexing, wings furled, as she has for almost four centuries.The people of Byre live in fear. A centuries-old evil that grows stronger with each human sacrifice threate...

In The Eye of the Dragon, John A. Stone emerges as a bold new voice in dark fantasy—one unafraid to plunge readers into a world where magic is a blessing, a curse, and a weapon that can tear kingdom...

Being framed for murder is one thing. Surviving the real killer is another.Café owner Stella Ray's scone wrapper at a murder scene makes her the prime suspect when the town's most despised Irish stew...