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First Love Language by Stefany Valentine
A sweet, funny, and emotionally resonant YA romance about identity, language, and learning to be loved as you are.
Wardley Love
Jul 242 min read
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Who is Uketsu? Architect of Quiet Horror
Nobody knows who he is. Nobody knows where he came from. All we know is that he keeps drawing houses, and people keep disappearing inside them.
Tom Odlin
Jul 212 min read
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Hannah Deitch
Hannah Deitch’s Killer Potential is a bold debut crime thriller about two women on the run, viral infamy, and the messy truth behind modern identity.
Tom Odlin
Jul 162 min read
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Gunnawah by Ronni Salt
Ronni Salt’s debut is not just a thriller. It is a slow reckoning. Gunnawah explores organised crime, corruption, and the kind of silence that keeps everything in place.
Wardley Love
Jul 112 min read
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A.G. Rodriguez: Writing with Heart, Humour, and a Broken Mop
In a sci-fi market often driven by high drama and even higher stakes, Rodriguez offers something different. He's funny, messy, character-driven, and emotionally honest.
Tom Odlin
Jul 32 min read
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The Lamb by Lucy Rose
A body remembers. Long after the bruises fade. Long after the house is sold. Long after you’ve decided you are fine now.
Wardley Love
Jun 303 min read
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