Muir weaves seamlessly between mystery, intrigue, and quest, and between science fiction and fantasy, to craft a fascinating novel … read more

Denna, the protagonist of All the Bad Apples, comes from a very uptight, controlling Irish family that doesn’t take kindly to any abnormalities…. read more

Swipe Right for Murder’s protagonist is a post-millennial gay teenager who’s refreshingly comfortable with his sexuality… read more

Frankissstein deals with the future of transhumanism–the idea that we can create immortality for our consciousnesses beyond our bodies… read more

Right After the Weather is about the psychology of ordinary people who are put through extraordinary circumstances… read more

Ziggy gives us suspense, heartache, hope, and a deep sense of belonging…. read more

Stray is a finely observed portrait of a small Midwestern town… read more

Historical fiction like this doesn’t come around often and it shouldn’t be missed… read more

Jake Wolff’s debut is a science fiction story, a gay romance, and a Hardy Boys mystery all rolled into one… read more

In at The Deep End illuminates the ways in which coming out involves a great many intersecting conversations… read more