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  Time Is Heartless - A...

  Sarah Lahey

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  REVENGE IS FAST. LOVE IS ETERNAL. TIME CONSUMES EVERYTHING. 
  The third thrilling installment of the award-winning Heartless Series will delight lovers of sci-fi and romance adventures. Perfect for fans of Kaliane Bradley, Hugh Howey, and Becky Chambers.  
  Earth, 2053. Scientist Quinn Buyers discovers motherhood is not the joy-filled experience she thought it would be. Adding to the sleepless nights, boundless love, and ceaseless worry, Tig, her cyborg husband, is never home. Her AI meerkat has also run away, and her best friend is mysteriously missing from CyberSleep's cryogenic freeze.  
  When offered the chance to visit the world’s most advanced technology show, Quinn doesn’t hesitate—this might be the place to jump-start her flagging career. But with the expo's events underway, she didn’t expect to encounter old foes or run into her wayward husband. Soon, she must confront her own mortality and the choices that brought her and Tig together. Unfortunately, time is not on her side.  
  The explosive finale to the Heartless Series is a heart-stopping and unforgettable story that celebrates the victory of love over time.

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  Miss Susie with the Magical...

  Anne-Lene Bleken

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  In this fourth story about Miss Susie with the Magical Sunglasses, she tells us about the time she fell in love with Prince Pomeroy. It was a terrible mistake, and she still doesn't understand how such a charming male cat could turn into such an impolite and cheeky creature without her doing anything.www.annelenebleken.dkwww.munay.no

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  Blob - A Love Story

  Maggie Su

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  “There is so much at play in this wondrous novel. Vi, struggling to place herself in any context that makes sense within the world, earnestly leads us into a wild experiment, to turn a blob into the man of her dreams, and I was transfixed by her voice. This is a book that looks at identity and desire in profoundly interesting ways.”  — Kevin Wilson, bestselling author of Now Is Not the Time to Panic 
  A humorous and deeply moving debut novel in the vein of Bunny and Convenience Store Woman about a young woman who tries to shape a sentient blob into her perfect boyfriend. 
  A New Yorker Best Book of 2025 · A Finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Award for Debut Novel 
  The daughter of a Taiwanese father and white mother, Vi Liu has never quite fit into her Midwestern college town. Aimless after getting dumped by her boyfriend and dropping out of college, Vi works at the front desk of a hotel where she greets guests, refills cucumber water samovars, and tries to evade her bubbly blond coworker, Rachel. Little does Vi know her life is about to be permanently transformed when she agrees to a night out with Rachel. In the alley outside the bar, Vi discovers a strange blob—a small living creature with beady black eyes. In a moment of concern and drunken desperation, she takes it home. 
  But the blob is no ordinary pet. Becoming increasingly sentient, it begins to grow, shift shape, and obey Vi’s commands. As the entity continues to change, Vi is struck with a daring idea: she’ll mold the creature into her ideal partner. Feeding it a stream of sweet breakfast cereals and American pop culture, the creature grows into a movie-star handsome white man. But when Vi’s desire to be loved unconditionally threatens to spiral out of control, she is forced to confront her lonely childhood, her aloof ex-boyfriend, and the racial marginalization that has defined her relationships—a journey of self-discovery that teaches her it’s impossible to control those you love. 
  Blending the familiar with the surreal, Blob is a witty, heartfelt story about the search for love and self and what it means to be human.

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  Double Dose

  Gretchen Archer

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  Listen to Double Dose as directed to learn: 
   
   
   
  1. Working Mom Davis Way Cole's secrets for fostering positive relationships with school administrators at her twin daughters' preschool; 2. Casino Spy Davis Way Cole's reasonable explanation for why she's never been asked to chair an event for the Welcome to the Casino Neighborhood Club; 3. Wife Davis Way Cole's tips and tricks for delivering devastating news to her husband; 4. Daughter Davis Way Cole's best practices when it comes to interpreting gibberish communication from her aging mother; 5. Celebrity-Double Davis Way Cole's advice when it comes to talking her celebrity boss into putting on some clothes already for Pete's sake; 6. Team Leader Davis Way Cole's managerial methods of persuading colleagues to dive right into a situation she's been told to leave alone; 7. Employee Davis Way Cole's step-by-step guide for hogtying her bald boss when he's out of control; 8. Tech-Savvy Davis Way Cole's cyber shortcuts when cloning a halter-wearing psychobabbler's phone, then using it to set up a makeshift computer on the television in her living room; 9. Dog Mom Davis Way Cole's recommendations for training smart and loyal canines; and 10. Superwoman Davis Way Cole's suggestions for surviving the single longest day of her life, which, she can tell you right now, would've been way shorter without the rabbit.

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  A Modern Gay Christmas Carol...

  Rod Mandelli

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  The holiday classic has never been quite this fabulous! It's now the gayest Christmas story ever told. This modern gay adaptation of A Christmas Carol is filled with humor, dirty double entendres, and just the right amount of "Bah, humpstud!" 
  This irreverent parody starts off with miserly Ebeneezer Scrooge refusing to let his underpaid, under-appreciated employee Bob Cratchit turn up the heat in the drafty office on Christmas Eve, pointing out that there are other ways for Bob to keep warm and keep his job at the same time! The fun continues from there with new twists on all your favorite classic characters and situations. Enjoy an all gay cast of characters along with the familiar structure, lines of classic dialogue, and the overall story of redemption you remember from the original. 
  Listen to A Modern Gay Christmas Carol Parody - you'll have a dickens of a time!

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  Roland Rogers Isn't Dead Yet

  Samantha Allen

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  It’s the gig of a lifetime for this ghostwriter, except there’s a catch: the client, a closeted A-list actor finally ready to come out in his memoir, is an actual ghost—and the sparks flying between the men are becoming a little too real … 
   
  ADAM GALLAGHER HAS KNOCKED ON THOUSANDS OF DOORS.  
   
  An ex-Mormon and almost-famous memoirist, he is used to sharing his life story with strangers. But this house is different. For it belongs to none other than Roland Rogers: Hollywood hunk, and soon to be author. Roland has a story to tell, a decades-old secret to spill, and he’s decided that Adam is just the guy to help him do it. 
   
  Except there’s a problem. Roland Rogers is dead. Not in the metaphysical realm—if he focuses, he can summon enough energy to communicate via the kitchen speaker—but certainly in the physical, and he needs Adam to pen his story before his body is found frozen beneath the avalanche of snow that squashed it. That means one month, a hundred thousand words, no breaks. 
   
  Ghostwriting is hard enough, let alone when you’re dealing with a real ghost, and so it isn’t long before Roland’s idea of what his book should be clashes with Adam’s vision for what it could be. But as truths are told, both men soon discover that this experience is less of a coming out and more of a coming home. 
   
  “Downright weird in the absolute best way.”—Camryn Garrett, NAACP Image Award–nominated author of Friday I’m in Love

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