Adult

When her crazy Aunt Lily is imprisoned for killing Uncle Harry, Angel takes their minivan and their half-dog/half-wolf, No Barks, on a pilgrimage across America. Teddy, a lawyer for the American Beef Federation, is traveling the opposite way with his Irish Terrier-mix, Argo. When the two collide in an RV park, Ted and Angel find themselves enamored and set off together on a crazy road trip, detouring into some rarely traveled corridors of the human soul. 

With her mother ill and her father passive, Megan becomes the defacto mother, housekeeper, and lynchpin of her household. Her parents and out-of-control brothers depend on her completely. One day, Megan has had enough and packs her backs for London. ROAD ENDS weaves Megan’s life with the consequences of her departure, particularly for her 4-year-old brother Adam, who has retreated into himself out of insecurity and neglect.

When Andrew Meredith’s father was fired from a university for unspecified sexual misconduct, it throws his family into long-lasting despair. Broke, Andrew moves home and takes a job with his father as a “remover,” the unseen workers who take away bodies of those who die at home. He describes intimate, poignant and morbidly comic aspects of the job, and begins to see his father as an imperfect man who loves his family despite his flaws.

Dave Gurney is once again pulled out of retirement when his former partner asks him to help prove that a murder victim’s wife has been framed. As Gurney investigates, twisted revelations come to light, and his actions put him on a collision course with a murderous cop and a Greek assassin known as Peter Pan. Gurney discovers that he may be risking everything for a woman who may not be innocent, and the truth is more shocking than anyone could have imagined.

When his sister is kidnapped by a sorcerer, Paxon Leah follows the dark mage with nothing but his old family sword to protect him. He stumbles into a plot to overthrow the Druids and remake the world…and accidentally unlocks the powers of the ancient blade. Now, he must learn to master the sword’s power in order to protect not only his sister, but also those teaching him to control his powers in the first place: the Druids!

Martin Grey is a smart, talented black lawyer working in Queens. When he becomes friendly with a group of the most powerful and wealthy black men in America, they seem to think he has the potential to be as successful as they are. But when they invite him for a weekend away from wives, cell phones and business, he discovers a secret society where slavery is preserved, but black men are called “Master.” Martin must find a way out that will allow him to stay alive without becoming the very thing he hates.

In 1938, Eveline follows her husband, Emil, into the wilderness of Minnesota where they have a rundown cabin, a garden, and a baby boy named Hux. But when Emil leaves to take care of his sick father, a stranger arrives and Eveline becomes pregnant. She gives her daughter, Naamah, away to be raised as an orphan. Years later, Hux finds his sister and brings her home. But Naamah, wilder than the wilderness that surrounds them, may make it impossible for Hux to make up for all they have lost.

Before the United States joined World War II, the FBI uncovered a ring of Nazi spies in New York City, and President Franklin Roosevelt declared J. Edgar Hoover as America’s spymaster. As war began, a naturalized German-American was recruited by Nazis to convey messages to Germany. This man, William G. Sebold, approached the FBI and became the first double agent in the Bureau’s history, and the investigation led to the arrest of 33 enemy agents.

A killer is targeting rural Georgia, and ex–FBI profiler and private investigator Keye Street puts herself in line to be his next prey by going to the country, 90 miles outside of Atlanta where the bodies of young women have been found. When the local police call in Keye to give them a psychological profile, she and her team attempt to catch a master predator who has been hunting human prey for a very long time…and has no intention of stopping now.

Seven months after her husband leaves her, Lana is still reeling. Being single means she can do things the way she always wanted to, but she is also left with two teenagers and a house she can barely afford. When her brother Matt, who has Asperger’s syndrome, moves in, his regimented routine seems like the last thing Lana’s already disrupted household needs. But it turns out his unique attention to detail makes him invaluable; he sees things differently.