Shattered Sanctuary
by Sara Caudell
Genre: Mystery

Why do women hide from Men?
No good deed goes unpunished. In a remote Colorado ranching community, a horse trainer provides women with peaceful sanctuary, until a Texas organization for abused women is burglarized.

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The Munich Girl
by Phyllis Edgerly Ring
Genre: Historical Fiction

What family secrets is a portrait of Eva Braun hiding? Fifty years after WW2, Anna is plunged into the treacherous world of the Munich girl who was her
mother’s confidante — and Hitler’s lover — and uncovers a tangled web of family secrets. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.” Philadelphia Inquirer

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The Hidden Thread: From a Sicilian Archive to a Manhattan Revelation
by N. S. Gorman
Genre: Non-Fiction

The mythology of the American Mafia begins in poverty — the immigrant who arrived with nothing and clawed his way up through crime. It is a compelling story. It is also, in its most important respects, incorrect. The Thread to Manhattan: A Map of the Invisible is the capstone volume of The Hidden Thread series, and its central argument is as counterintuitive as it is thoroughly documented: the American Mafia was not improvised in the slums of Lower Manhattan. It was engineered in Sicily, refined over centuries, and transplanted to American soil as a complete, functioning institutional system.
The Cosa Nostra that arrived with the waves of Sicilian immigration in the late 19th and early 20th centuries brought with it something more sophisticated than criminal intent. It brought a governance structure — the cosca system — that divided authority and responsibility across a cellular network resistant to infiltration. It introduced an information-security protocol — omertà — that served as both a cultural norm and an operational necessity. It brought labor broker networks, tribute mechanisms, and dispute resolution systems that had been pressure-tested for generations before the first don set foot in Brooklyn.
This non-fiction novel traces that thread — from the villages of western Sicily to the neighborhoods of Manhattan — mapping the invisible institutional architecture that made the Five Families not just possible but inevitable. And it asks the question that makes this story most urgently contemporary: what happens to a blood-bound, ancient, secretive guild when the world it was built to navigate becomes digital, transparent, and algorithmically surveilled?
The answer is the final chapter of the series — and the beginning of a new question about the future of invisible power. This novel is the prequel to the Hidden Thread series.

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The Alien Jungle Warlord’s Bride
by A.V. Wilcott
Genre: Romance

He found me in the wreckage. Claimed me as his bride. Now the most dangerous alien warlord on Xytheos says I’m his. The more I fight it, the closer his jungle pulls me in. And the longer I stay, the harder it is to remember why I ever wanted to run. I should be focused on finding my friends. Twenty women, scattered across alien biomes, each claimed by a different ruler. Something is wrong on this planet, and the warlord keeping me in his territory knows more than he’s telling. Steamy, Fated Mates, crash-landing, and a he-fell-first alpha whose jungle kills for him, but kneels for her. No dubcon.

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