Ella, The Slayer - Anita Exley
Ella is an Edwardian Cinderella with an undead problem... The flu pandemic of 1918 took millions of souls within a few short weeks. Except it wasn't flu, and death gave them back. Seventeen-year-old Ella copes the best she can; caring for her war-injured father, scrubbing the floors, and slaying
Freak - E. Davies
-We dated for a hot second five years ago. Things have changed.- Five years ago, Zeph met River. The timing couldn't have been worse. An orphan with something to prove and the ghosts of his past breathing down his neck, Zeph took the offer from a pro MMA gym to live and train in the Midwest. River
Janesville: An American Story
Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award Winner “Moving and magnificently well-researched...Janesville joins a growing family of books about the evisceration of the working class in the United States. What sets it apart is the sophistication of its storytelling and analysis.”
Say You're Mine - Jenika Snow
She was mine before I even knew her name... Felix When I first saw Maggie, I knew we'd be the best of friends. I wanted that desperately, wanted her in my life, and I'd do anything to make sure that happened. Until Maggie came in my life I didn't know what love was. She'll be my first and
Crash and Burn - Amanda Adams
Some dreams die hard. When Chance Walker was a child he wanted to be many things. A fireman. An astronaut. A rock-n-roll god. Too freaking bad he never learned to play the guitar. Too bad he gave in to adulting and went to law school instead of the school of rock. Too bad the most beautiful
A Week in New York - Louise
Anna Kirby is sick of dating. She's tired of heartbreak. Despite being smart, sexy, and funny, she's a magnet for men who don't deserve her. A week's vacation in New York is the ultimate distraction from her most recent break-up, as well as a great place to meet a stranger and have some summer
The Feminine and the Sacred -
In November 1996, Catherine Clément and Julia Kristeva began a correspondence exploring the subject of the sacred. In this collection of those letters Catherine Clément approaches the topic from an anthropologist's point of view while Julia Kristeva responds from a psychoanalytic perspective. Their
Dear Adam - Jaclyn Osborn
Things weren’t supposed to turn out this way. My story should have been different. Happier. Maybe in another life, it would’ve been. But, life isn’t a fairy tale, and the good guys don’t always win. I didn’t mean to cause anyone pain. I just wanted to end my own. The letter, his words—crushed me.
