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  A Pyrrhic Victory - Volume III:...

  Ian Crouch

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  A Pyrrhic Victory Volume III: Fate follows the first two award-winning volumes in the historic trilogy A Pyrrhic Victory by Ian Crouch. 
    
  In 279 BC, Pyrrhus has just won the bloody battle of Asculum against the Romans in the battle that gave rise to the expression – “A Pyrrhic Victory” – one that comes at such a great cost that the victory may not have been worth the ordeal that was suffered. 
    
  While punished, the power of the legions has not been broken. The road to Rome is still barred to Pyrrhus. His peace terms are again rejected. 
    
  He must gather greater strength to break the deadlock, and accepts the invitation of the powerful Greek cities in Sicily to lead them against the invading Carthaginians. In return, they offer him their support in his war against Rome. 
    
  Pyrrhus was described by Hannibal as the finest commander the world had seen, after Alexander himself.

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  Curses & Cold Brew - A Cozy...

  Ali K. Mulford, K. Elle Morrison

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  A witch makes a deal with an irresistible demon, but when souls start to go missing, all Hell breaks loose . . . 
  Maple Hollow is known for its endless October charm, gossiping ghosts, and pumpkin spice everything. Not the sort of town you’d imagine a designer suit-wearing demon to call home. But when Ramona Henry’s souls start to go missing, she sets out to find the thief, and that means reluctantly calling in the help of a certain apothecary witch who bears her mark. 
  Iris Stonewood is more than Maple Hollow’s most flirtatious witch—she’s also a thrill-seeking thorn in Ramona’s side. Bored of being the third wheel to her two best friends, Iris decides she’s going to be the Watson to Ramona’s Sherlock. Their banter is sharper than a vampire’s grin–and twice as deadly. 
  Now that souls are vanishing faster than candy on Halloween night, will Iris and Ramona be able to catch the culprit before it turns its ghoulish gaze on Iris? 
  Everyone’s a suspect, from the broomstick busybodies to the vampire knitting club. With the mystery unfolding, Iris and Ramona hunt through the shadows to unmask the villain while trying to ignore their sizzling chemistry that burns hotter than a Halloween bonfire. 
  It’s tricks, treats, and just a touch of damnation in this cozy sapphic paranormal rom-com. Expect a hellishly good time in the second installment of the international best-selling Maple Hollow series.

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  Death by Dickens - A Mike Atwell...

  Steve Higgs, Penelope Cress

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  Literature? It can cost you your life. 
   
  When famed mystery author Imelda Bywater turns up dead during her annual seaside writing retreat, recently retired police detective Mike Atwell can't resist the chance to solve one more case. Teaming up with his quirky ex-wife, Sharon, and genius teen hacker, Dexter, Mike finds himself pulled into the glitzy world of writers, agents, and obsessive fans on the hunt for Imelda's killer. 
   
  Everyone's a suspect - from Imelda's cuckolded publisher husband, the kooky married writers next door, and even the arrogant guest upstairs. The list keeps growing as secrets and lies unravel. 
   
  Can Mike crack the case before the murderer strikes again? Will his bumbling team help or hinder the investigation? Can Mike face the demons from his past before they catch up to him? And can Sharon keep a grip on her unruly dogs?

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  Siddhartha

  Hermann Hesse

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  Siddhartha is a novel by Hermann Hesse that deals with the spiritual journey of an Indian man named Siddhartha during the time of the Buddha. 
  The book, Hesse's ninth novel (1922), was written in German, in a simple, powerful, and lyrical style. It was published in the U.S. in 1951 and became influential during the 1960s. Hesse dedicated Siddhartha to Romain Rolland and Wilhelm Gundert. 
  The word Siddhartha derives from two words in the Sanskrit language, siddha (achieved) + artha (meaning or wealth). The two words together mean "he who has found meaning (of existence)" or "he who has attained his goals". The Buddha's name, before his renunciation, was Prince Siddhartha Gautama. He was Prince of Kapilvastu, Nepal. In this book, the Buddha is referred to as "Gotama".

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  Lost and Found - A second-chance...

  Anna T. Pope

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  Jamie Down, a famous rockstar and a former addict, escapes to a countryside retreat desperate for a change in scenery that he hopes will break his writer’s block. 
  Plagued by dreams of a forgotten past and struggling to reconcile who he is from who he used to be, Jamie's retreat takes an unexpected turn when he meets famous writer Alek Jovic, a man with a mysterious knowledge about him that he shouldn’t possess. 
  As Jamie digs deeper into his past, he must face his own fears and choices, risking everything for the chance to heal—and for the possibility of something more. 
  This is a story about love, loss, and the courage it takes to uncover who we truly are.

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  Off the Chain

  Janice Thompson

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  The Town of Brenham, Texas, Has Gone to the Dogs!  
   
  Curl up with your pup and sink into a delightful small-town mystery as riddles and rescues stack up in book one of a new cozy mystery series.  
   
  Marigold Evans’s first attempt at rescuing an abandoned pooch lands her in a drainage pipe … and almost in jail, until Parker Jenson comes to her rescue. Then a bad day only gets worse when the Lone Star Vet Clinic, where they both work, is  
  vandalized. Soon the list of suspects starts to lengthen, from a demanding exboyfriend to a disgruntled client, and from a hostile neighbor to the veterinarian’s archnemesis. With the help of her fellow employees, Marigold sets out to  
  simultaneously solve the crime, rehab the rescued dog, and help more dogs in crisis. But why would anyone continue to work against all their good efforts?

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