From the setting of the Holy Continent to the witty characters on it, Tessonja Odette does a wonderful job of weaving a beautifully dark and twisty world into this amazingly fun romantasy. She tells the story of Inana Westwood, a runaway performer in a world where all forms of art are banned, and a Shadow Hunter named Dominic who has a need for people like Inana. Make sure to pick up a copy of this first in a series now so you can say you've been a fan since the beginning! P.S You really don't want to miss the BEAUTIFUL map.

Say you are a fan of a book series, perhaps 'Game of Thrones', and you have read all the books multiple times. You know the world, you know the characters. This is what you come back to read once every year or two. One day you wake up and find yourself in the world of this book series. You are naked and you have no special isekai powers, only your knowledge of the characters and the plot. How long do you think you would survive? If you do survive more than a day, how would your choices change the world you loved to read? This is what happens to Maggie in "This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me". I LOVED this book (the audio book too!) and I hope you will too.

The essential sequel to 'Hope in the Dark', twenty years later. A sweeping survey of sixty-five years of social and environmental transformation — from an energy revolution to salmon returning to restored streams. Instead of consolation, hard evidence of what is possible.

Stedman's first novel since The Light Between Oceans. Enormous sheep station in Western Australia, vast and sweeping.

Cinderella retold from the stepmother's POV, shattered and rebuilt. Historical, feminist, twist-heavy.

Debut novel from the author of Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls. Literary thriller set on Whidbey Island. Three women connected through an abuser's murder. This is a major Pacific Northwest debut.

The 'Stamped from the Beginning' author traces how "great replacement theory" moved from fringe conspiracy to global political force.

Classic Elizabeth Berg—warm, wise, and life-affirming, focusing on friendship, reconciliation, and the beauty of small moments.

The definitive McMurtry biography, by the NYT journalist. For anyone who's read 'Lonesome Dove' or appreciates a good bookstore. [pauses for effect] A life in books and landscape.