Keshe Chow, bestselling author and specialist feline medicine veterinarian, stopped by to talk about STRANGE FAMILIARS, in which two scholars of magical veterinary science must put aside their lust and loathing to save the world.

Game of Thrones meets The Truman Show in this epic tale of a Hollywood-owned fantasy world where nothing is quite as it seems to the people who live and die at the studio’s whim. Thomas Elrod shares THE FRANCHISE!

Evelyn spoke to Emma Grey about START AT THE END, a powerful, soul-stirring, sliding-doors novel about a couple falling fdeeply in love and dreaming of the life they’ll build together—until one tragic moment upends everything.

Bonnie Friedman shares DON’T STOP, a luminous, erotically charged novel about ambition, desire, the dangerous pursuit of self-knowledge, and Ina, a 41 year old lit scholar Ina who finds herself plunged into an erotic and emotional freefall.

In STARTUP HELL, Caitlin Rozakis presents a hilarious contemporary fantasy about a junior sales witch stuck in corporate hell, who has to evade devilish pacts and her kickass, world-saving, demon-slaying mum to save a (surprisingly hot) demon, and work out how to hit her quarterly target.

Friend-of-the-pod Tim McGregor stops by to celebrate the re-release of HEARTS STRANGE AND DREADFUL, in which an orphan with unusual abilities in 1821 New England must confront the dark forces which have invaded Wickstead, or all who live there may be lost…their souls included.

She’s a single mom, a devoted daughter, and an Indy 500 hopeful daring to dream in an exhilarating and emotional novel about family, ambition, and second chances. Kate Clark Stone shares THE LAST SUNDAY IN MAY!

In THISTLEMARSH, a young woman finds herself in the care of the “fairy blessed” estate where she grew up – as long as she can repair it within a month. So naturally, she will do so by entering into a questionable contract with the fairy who has his own agenda regarding this land.

Pennington’s book GUT PUNCH: A CAREGIVER’S LIFE AFTER NORMAL discusses his experiences diving into the world of cancer care for his wife Wendi’s well being, and though her story continues with news of remission, Paul found himself unable to function as he once had. Pennington’s book focuses on such an important topic that is rarely discussed.

Maria Giesbrecht shares her gorgeous poetry in A LITTLE FERAL. Written in the aftermath of leaving a conservative Mennonite upbringing, these poems chart a parallel journey of breaking away— from father, from God, from the confines of obedience.