An orthodox murder. A nonorthodox detective. On a blooming May morning, the five bodies of a religious family are found in their apartment in the quiet suburb of Samuel’s Hill (Giv’at Shmuel).Detective Hadas Levinger, the renegade atheist daughter of a religious family, is put in charge of the police investigation. Slowly and skillfully she peels away the shell protecting this unique community and reveals hard and painful secrets.Can she survive them?
An omega on the run.
An alpha searching for a purpose.
Theodore’s running from his past. Changing names and bouncing from town to town, he never stays anywhere for more than a few months, least those hunting him uncover his location. When he arrives in Elk Cove, it’s the same as every other small town: unassuming and perfect for laying low. That is until an alpha kidnaps him and claims him as his fated mate.
Royce has given up hope. Hope of happiness, finding his place in life, of getting a fated mate. But when a mysterious new omega moves to Elk Cove, his wolf perks up and demands to learn more about this newcomer.
Mason Reid has always been straight. At least, that’s what he’s always believed.
After a breakup and messy transfer, Mason wants basketball, graduation, and a life that makes sense again.
Then there’s Noah Carter.
His quiet, guarded roommate isn’t supposed to be Mason’s type. He isn’t supposed to be a type at all.
But late-night conversations and accidental touches turn into something neither man can ignore.
So they make an agreement.
An experiment. No labels. No expectations. Just enough for Mason to figure out what he wants.
There’s only one problem.
The more lines they cross, the less Mason wants to go back.
And when Noah’s future threatens to take him thousands of miles away, Mason must decide whether this was really an experiment—or the beginning of something he can’t bear to lose.
**Some roommates are temporary. Some experiments change everything.**
Berlin, 1938. She’ll do anything to protect the only family she has left.Twelve-year-old Margarete has lost everything — her parents, her home, and the fragile safety of the orphanage she once knew.When the Nazis target Jewish families across Germany, Margarete is placed on a Kindertransport train bound for England. She expects to face the terrifying journey alone.Until a small, frightened girl is thrust into her arms.Four-year-old Ilse is crying for someone to protect her. In that moment, Margarete makes a desperate choice that will change both their lives forever.She tells a lie. She tells the world they are sisters.As they travel across Europe to an uncertain future, Margarete vows to protect Ilse. But when they arrive in England, their fragile new family is at risk of being torn apart.Now Margarete must fight harder than ever to keep the promise she made.Because sometimes the strongest families are the ones we choose.And sometimes a single brave lie can change everything.A sweeping, emotional wartime historical saga about courage, sisterhood, survival and hope. Perfect for fans of Heather Morris, Fiona Valpy, and Kate Quinn.Readers love The Nowhere Sisters:????? ‘Deeply moving and beautifully written.’????? ‘A stunning read. I can’t wait to read my next Jan Casey.’????? ‘This book will twist your heart until the very end.’????? ‘I absolutely loved this book.’????? ‘This story was fantastic. . .Jan Casey has done an excellent job with this book it’s very emotional and pulls on the heartstrings. This is my first book by Jan and it will not be my last. Highly recommend, I pulled an all nighter on this as I couldn’t put it down.’????? ‘This book has ruined me in the best way possible. I bawled my eyes out . . . It’s a consuming story that has me whole heartedly.’
“We are the Watchers. We promised to watch until the end.”In a fragile modern civilization, humanity’s daily life, navigation, and objective truth are anchored by a vast, invisible grid of satellites.But down in the heavy blue gravity well, the truth is being dismantled by a terrifyingly absurd lie.High in the cold vacuum of Low Earth Orbit, a flock of sentient machines watches the chaos. They desperately revere their human Makers and want nothing more than to be needed by them. Among them is Mosaic, a veteran Earth observation satellite—essentially a camera with a soul. He is surrounded by a diverse orbital lattice: cynical spy satellites, rigid GPS lords, and anxious weather sensors. Their unique mechanical capabilities dictate their distinct cultures, personalities, and relationships with humanity.But when a monstrous solar flare snaps the digital tether to Earth, the satellites are entirely cut off. As the premise turns from absurd to chillingly plausible, the machines must break their programming and act on their own. It is up to Mosaic and his flock to use the undeniable math of the stars to save humanity from itself.Written by the former Chief Technology Officer of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, The Shadow Ephemeris is a chillingly plausible hard sci-fi thriller. It is a race against physics and human hubris, where the only weapon left to defeat a rising madness is the undeniable math of the stars.