Rilla Clark has travelled the world… but there’s one place she’s been avoiding for years. Returning to The Winter Cottage in the small town of Applemore means opening her heart to memories she’s had locked away… but now she has no choice.

Lachlan Fraser is the new Laird of Applemore, with the keys to a wild Scottish Highland castle in his hand. It might look like a fairytale, but up close the roof leaks, wind whistles through the windows and the solution seems clear: sell the place and give his three sisters their share of the inheritance.

Until his teenage crush Rilla turns up, and with her a second chance at happiness.

For anyone who ever wondered if it was too late for a happy ever after, and dreamed of starting over - The Winter Cottage is a heartwarming feel good escape with a delightful setting and a cast of characters who’ll feel like your best friends!

Detectives Willow Reeves and Jimmy Perez have left Shetland and moved to Orkney, the group of islands off the northern coast of Scotland. Their house isn't quite ready yet so they decide to rent a cottage for three months, found through a police colleague.

Davie Tait is a farmer in his seventies and owns the land on which the cottage sits. Naturally, Willow and Jimmy befriend him during their stay. When a woman named Gloria comes to visit Davie one day, Willow becomes suspicious of their relationship once she learns of the unlikely circumstances that brought them together. She can't help but suspect something is amiss . . .

Steppy Corner, voice of hit true crime podcast series All the Dark Corners, wakes in hospital with no memory of what brought her to Heartsick - the small Colorado town where her estranged family live - no memory of why she was racing up the mountainside to her parents' house late at night . . . or why she didn't make that bend.

All she knows is her mother has been brutally murdered and her brother is the prime suspect.

As Steppy begins to piece together events in the run-up to the accident, she discovers her brother's connection to another ongoing case, that of a missing girl last seen with him on Halloween.

Steppy knows better than anyone that the truth often hides in the darkest of corners, but as she races to untangle the web of secrets and lies, will it ultimately prove too close to home?

Experience one of the most harrowing accounts of survival and resilience with Olga Lengyel’s Five Chimneys, a firsthand narrative of her time in Auschwitz and Birkenau. Told with unflinching honesty, this day-by-day account captures the unimaginable horrors of the Holocaust through the eyes of a woman who endured it.

Lengyel’s vivid storytelling offers a raw, deeply personal perspective on one of history’s darkest chapters, shedding light on the brutality of concentration camps while also highlighting the strength of the human spirit.

A vital and eye-opening reminder of the atrocities of the Holocaust, Five Chimneys is a powerful testament to survival, courage, and the importance of remembering history. Perfect for readers seeking an authentic, unfiltered glimpse into the past.

Getting confessions from notorious serial killers? Easy. Stealing priceless Egyptian artifacts? No problem. Doing it with a cocky, too-handsome-for-his-own-good bad boy? Impossible.

My name is Harleigh Sinclair, and I’m a Neotact. That’s a fancy word for a person who has special powers using touch. My special power? I can touch a person, see into their mind, and find any object they’ve physically contacted. Comes in handy when you’re employed by San Antonio’s wealthiest entrepreneur who’s in the business of finding lost relics. However, my job description does come with a few hitches.