Thriller novels are a genre of fiction designed to captivate readers with suspense, excitement, and tension. These stories often revolve around high-stakes situations, where characters face imminent danger, complex mysteries, or life-threatening challenges. Whether it’s a psychological thriller that delves into the darkest corners of the human mind or an action-packed chase to stop a villain, thrillers are known for their fast-paced narratives and unexpected twists. Readers are kept on the edge of their seats, eager to unravel the truth and see how the protagonist navigates perilous situations.

Ever wondered what the lives of the unidentified soldiers buried at the Tomb of the Unknown in Arlington National Cemetery were like? In 1917, the United States entered World War. I, the war to end all wars. One of the most famous American divisions in the war was the 42nd Rainbow Division. An integral part of that division was the 167th Alabama. This story follows what could have been the experiences and lives of those men that fought galliantly and bravely in some of the fiercest fighting along the Western Front. This coming of age story follows a young man from a small Southwest Alabama town that goes out into the world to find adventure and finds himself and his friends in the middle of the fighting.

The success became the suffocation. There was no truth left in my life, I'd been living under the illusion that I had it all together. That I was being me in the world. I wasn't.

To the outside world, I've been known as and presented as strong, confident, independent, successful even. I'd pioneered a thought leadership business, 4X author, podcast with 160K downloads, awards, lucrative collaborations, but inside, was deadness.

In the year, 2060, Sophie, a top female scientist, dismantles the government weather modification program and steals the male and female trans-humans who hold the promise of extended life. While the remaining inhabitants of Earth are forced to design new underground habitats in order to survive a harsh, overheated world, Captain Rachel Chen, takes the worldship Persephone to Proxima Centauri, hoping that this new star system will provide a refuge for the survivors of the human race.

On the heels of a divorce, a midlist mystery writer returns to his hometown in Central CT. He's drugged back into a decades-old, unsolved case involving former missing classmates to expose the horrific secrets of a quaint, idyllic New England town.
Fusing the modern domestic psychological thriller with classic nonfiction noir (Girl on the Train by way of In Cold Blood), SAY MY NAME is a true-crime story about a crime that never happened—or did it?

Natalie Burton, born on May 22, 1973, in Chillicothe, Missouri, emerges as a remarkable tapestry of corporate prowess, maternal dedication, community service, and an insatiable appetite for growth. Raised by Doug and Marsha Burton, Natalie was destined to embody a unique blend of tenacity and compassion from an early age.

Her professional journey began in 1997 when she laid the foundation for her career in Kansas City, joining Sprint PCS in an entry-level position within the billing department. In an impressive four-year ascent, Natalie climbed seven pay grades to achieve the esteemed position of Senior Manager. Despite tempting directorial opportunities, her maternal instincts led her toward a different path.

When his younger, construction worker brother (Josh) goes missing, a non-verbal communicator (Buddy) is summoned back east so authorities can scour his laptop and their most recent communications. Josh isn’t just any construction worker—he is married to Amy Fortman (yes, those Fortmans), whose uncle Ari works for the president of the United States. The family also owns Fortman Brothers Construction, where Josh and Buddy’s father Neil was working when he contracted the myelofibrosis that killed him from toxic soil, which Fortman may or may not have covered up. When Josh is reported dead of a suspicious overdose, Buddy begins looking into his brother’s and father’s death, putting him in the direct line of fire with local authorities, federal agents, and malevolent psychiatrists, as each stone overturned reveals a conspiracy that only burrows deeper.

Is your worst enemy the one looking back at you from the mirror?
Fifteen year old Isabella Rockwell’s bones ache with homesickness. But home is eight thousand miles away in northern India, and Isabella is imprisoned in the bitter winter of nineteenth century London. Sent to England after her father goes missing in a violent battle, Isabella runs away from a life of drudgery and hardship. Rescued from death by a gang of street urchins, Isabella finds the shelter and love she so desperately craves. As an accomplished trickster, she starts to save for her passage home with the money she makes from swindling the rich. After a moment of heroism which surprises even herself, Isabella wakes in Kensington Palace. This is an opportunity too good to miss. If she can steal one of the glowing, priceless paintings, she and her gang will have enough to keep out searing cold and gnawing hunger for the rest of their lives. If Isabella plays her cards right. What she hasn’t reckoned with is her growing fondness for the Princess Alixandrina Victoria Hanover, a kind and lonely girl her own age, and heir to the British throne. Despite the richness of her surroundings,