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Here’s what reviewers had to say about our March and April new releases!

Monarch: Claire Lance #6, by Geonn Cannon

"Heck yeah, Claire Lance! This was on another level of awesome simply because Lance is a free woman now, doing what she does best.” -XR

"Did I enjoy this book? Yes
Would I read more by this author? Yes” -Cathy Geha

"I started reading this series about 8 years ago and it still holds a special place in my...

It’s still summer, and we’re still socially distancing. What better way to relax with a friend than reading the same book? There’s still time to find your next great read.

The Practical Mage’s Guide to Magic and Mayhem, by Dan Ackerman

(Side note: I loved this one myself, and I highly recommend it!)

“Ackerman once again does an amazing job building their universe while at the same time telling an incredibly compelling story and having characters that are fully realized and who feel like real people. While I would never spoil any part...

Are you looking for a great new read? We’ve got you covered.

First, check out these awesome reviews for The Things That Come, by Dan Ackerman:

"While a list hardly does justice to the superbly crafted mix of elements, here are some of the issues represented: mental illness, homophobia, racism, bigotry, self harm, single parenthood, sex work, religion, and disability. Ackerman does a marvelous job working these themes into the fabric of the characters and into their storylines.” -...

Time to see what readers have to say about our most recent releases!

Geonn Cannon's Kennel Club (Underdogs #7) had this brief but delightful review from Diane on Goodreads. What's fun about it is that it generated a whole conversation about how fantastic the series is.

"Excellent series! Just wow -- i highly recommend this incredibly written series to everyone!"

Peanutt2U on Amazon definitely agrees:

We've had a great few months of releases! Here's what readers have had to say about our books:

Can You Hear Me? by Geonn Cannon (February)

There’s much I like about this tale: a woodworker plying her craft in an old Indiana farm and a pilot flying the cutting edge of space vehicles. Old tech and new tech, and a ham radio that even the smartest of inventors didn’t see breaking through his modern communications, and how an open window can change your view...