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  Warrior King - Britain: The...

  MJ Porter

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  The year is AD655. 
  With allies in every kingdom, the great warrior king, Penda of Mercia, stands in a position of power throughout Britain. 
  Just one kingdom stands aloof, that of Bernicia to the north. Ruled by King Oswiu, the brother of the long-dead King Oswald of Northumbria, Oswiu schemes for a unified kingdom of Northumbria, despite Penda’s desire to truncate those wishes. 
  As Penda and Oswiu align themselves for one more final battle of survival and supremacy, alliances will be made and broken, and the victory will go to the man most skilled in warcraft and statecraft. Or will it? 
  The ebb and flow of battle will once more redraw the lines of the petty kingdoms stretching across the British Isles. 
  Praise for Pagan Warrior 
  "M. J. Porter has written a story of one battle – Haedfeld – which will change the face of England. And written it very well indeed, for the dialogue is sharp and whilst the day-to-day descriptions are fairly sparse, the telling of the battle is gripping." HISTORICAL NOVELS REVIEW

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  The Reckoning

  Jana Deleon

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  A little girl goes missing and a sheriff will do anything to bring her home—even confront evil—in this classic tale of suspense from New York Times bestselling author Jana DeLeon. 
   
   
   
  In a tiny bayou town with far too many wicked secrets, the sudden disappearance of a six-year-old girl is a mystery Sheriff Holt Chamberlain is determined to solve. But teaming up with Alexandria Bastin is a complication he didn't expect. Nor is he prepared to collide with the dark side of Cajun culture—and his own troubled past. 
   
   
   
  The frantic search leads them to a place said to hold magic, an eerie island where Alex is also working her charm on him. At one time, he'd been forced to leave her brokenhearted. And now, dangerously close to the truth, he'll do anything to protect her from the evil that surrounds them—an evil that might hold the key to sending a little girl home.

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  Slipped Notes

  Jack Swift

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  ‘YOU CAN’T REPAIR THE PAST.’ 
  And forgetting it is not so easy. 
  Hailey Pittman suffers a violent and premature death. Her husband, Owen, discovers that Hailey was having an affair. Detective Sergeant Holly Jones thinks she knows what happened to Hailey. The Detective disagrees with those that say the circumstances of the death of Hailey were mysterious. Detective Sergeant Holly Jones, though, remains curious and wants to know much more about Owen. Secrets are uncovered but not only about Hailey. The mother of Owen and his brother have their own stories to tell. 
  After Owen throws the funeral ashes of Hailey over a stone circle in the Lake District odd and disturbing events soon occur inside his home. An unexpected ally helps Owen face what or who is now inside his home and creating chaos. Before Owen can prevail and return to the stone circle for revelation, he or someone will have to decide just how much he needs to know about the past, his family and himself.

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  Ultimate Trial The: AI vs Humanity

  Anshumala Singh

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  As we stand on the precipice of a new era, it’s impossible to ignore the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and its ever-growing presence in our daily lives. From the voice assistants in our homes to complex systems predicting our behavior, AI is no longer a concept of the distant future—it’s here, and it’s reshaping our world. 
  The Ultimate Trial: AI vs Humanity was born out of my fascination with this evolving relationship between humans and machines. What began as a casual interest in the ethics of AI quickly spiraled into a deep dive into the moral, philosophical, and legal implications of creating intelligence that could one day rival our own. As technology develops at an unprecedented pace, the line between human and machine begins to blur, raising questions that were once the domain of science fiction. 
  This book is not an attempt to offer definitive answers, because, in truth, none of us can predict exactly how the future will unfold. Instead, I invite you to join me in exploring the complexity of these issues. Through the lens of a global courtroom drama, we will examine the delicate balance between human rights, technological progress, and the moral dilemmas we may soon face. 
  In The Ultimate Trial, you’ll find a story that explores both sides of the debate—humans fighting to preserve their place in the world and AIs struggling for recognition and autonomy. It’s a story about survival, identity, and, ultimately, what it means to be alive. 
  I hope this book sparks your imagination, challenges your perceptions, and leaves you wondering about the future we are collectively shaping.

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  The Bootlegger's Wife - A Sweet...

  Denise Devine

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  A 5-star rating in the Readers’ Favorite International contest! 
  It’s 1925 in St. Paul, Minnesota, a haven for hardened criminals—and the women who find themselves trapped in a dangerous game… 
  Charlotte LeDoux’s nine-year marriage to bootlegging kingpin, Gus “Lucky” LeDoux, is falling apart. The same day Char learns she’s pregnant, she catches Gus in the act of adultery and it’s clear he has no intention of ending the affair. Soon after, their nightclub is raided by Federal agents. As she flees from the chaos, Char becomes separated from Gus and she’s faced with a choice: search out her fugitive husband or change her identity and disappear. With her life in shambles and her future in doubt, she knows what she must do to protect her child. 
  Char alters her appearance and takes a job in domestic service for a private investigator. At first, living in Will Van Elsberg’s home is quiet, comfortable and safe, but everything changes the day Gus seeks out Will to find his missing wife. As Will’s investigation closes in on her, Char must once again make a decision. Should she run away again or face her violent husband and fight for her freedom? With her back to the wall, Char discovers she has more strength and determination than she ever thought possible. 
  Book One of the Moonshine Madness series.

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  The White Line - An underrated...

  John Ferguson

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  John Ferguson was born on the 18th August 1881 in Stirling in Scotland. 
   
  He attended the High School there and little other information is available.   
   
  It is known that he worked primarily in the banking industry.   
   
  His literary canon is exceedingly small, this being the only volume of his poems ever published.  What is known is that he suffered from ill-health and these poems were written whilst in a sanitorium. 
   
  The book itself was very successful after its publication in 1912, with at least 14 editions published during his lifetime. 
   
  John Ferguson died on the 8th March 1928 and is buried in the cemetery at Stirling Castle.  He was 46.

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