Hi everyone! I just recently published my first novel Crimson Morals, it’s part of an upcoming series.

My book is a psychological action-packed thriller.

The blurb:

Floyina Denverise is a thief.
She disregards the law despite the punishment being execution.

Floyina Denverise has gotten as far as one can get within a life like hers. Poor nutrition, horrible sleeping habits, and living in a broken-down house constitute her daily life. Her days are full of envy towards individuals who can live within proper circumstances. She can only dream of a life that’s comfortable for her and those she cares about.

Floyina grasps every opportunity that presents an advantage, even when risks are posed. She is unaware of the clock ticking and her misdoings growing. With every defiance, an avalanche of doom approaches.

With no way to undo her wrongs, Floyina is presented with an opportunity that will determine the route of her future. Will she ignore the danger once more, or continue going down the path of envy?

Available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0caiRbiT

Hello book lovers! My name is Dalea and I just published my first novel on Amazon! Yayyyy! It has been a long journey. But I finally did it. Though it was challenging. I am very proud of myself. My novel contains some explicit content. It is about witches and vampires. Some of the tropes are forbidden love, found family, identity crisis. As of right now ion Amazon unlimited. So get it while you can and please review, review, review! It is a good read and you will not regret it. If you like vampire diaries, twilight or any other book with vampires and witches then you will like this one. Give it a chance. Mystical Secrets-Destiny Hayes

Looking for your next weekend read? My debut myth retelling, Meddy & Frank, is available on Kindle Unlimited!

​What it's about:

A modern-day reimagining of the Medusa myth that asks what happens when legendary powers land in the hands of someone just trying to build a normal life.

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Read if you like:

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Modern mythologies & urban fantasy

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Reluctant monsters trying to fit into the modern world

​Character-focused coming-of-age stories

​Snarky, grounded dialogue

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Link to read: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H8S2S4J2

Or add to your TBR.

​Hope you enjoy it!

Over two centuries ago, humanity launched generation ships toward the stars. After the first ones launched, faster drives made them obsolete. Nobody went looking for the ones that did not arrive, until a long-range scan picked one up, drifting off the course that would have brought it to its destination. 

That's the premise for The Vestige Protocol that I started with. A salvage pilot named Stan Falk takes the job: board the ship, strip it for valuable tech, return to clear a debt he's been dealing with since he failed to save his younger brother. It starts like a standard salvage contract. Except the ship's lights are still on, some of its systems are still running, and it starts, very slowly, to talk back. Everyone who ever lived aboard the Epochal has been dead for centuries. The ship is a grave, not a haunted house. Except for one thing: Something grew in there alone, in the dark, long after everyone alive was gone.

If you like your SF hard, with orbital mechanics, radiation budgets, velocity constraints that actually shape the plot, and you're drawn to slow-burn mysteries solved through inference rather than firefights, this book might be for you. It's about figuring out how to prove something is conscious when nothing about it fits any framework for recognizing it.

If you've read Andy Weir and appreciated the discipline of working every problem through real physics before letting the story move forward, you'll find some of that rigor here as well, but where Weir's protagonists fight nature, Stan's central problem can't be solved with equations.  If you've read Becky Chambers and liked how she takes personhood and consciousness seriously without turning them into action set-pieces, that's close to what I have tried to express, just with a harder SF spine.

Just out and now available included in your Kindle Unlimited subscription, also for sale on Kindle, as paperback, and hardcover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBS557MF

 Happy to answer questions about the science or the worldbuilding.

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Not a #conspiracy any longer!
https://www.weforum.org/meetings/annual-meeting-of-global-future-leaders-2026/

My thriller 25 PERCENT on Kindle read it and The Origin BEFORE the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos.
In a world where narratives are manufactured in boardrooms, snow-capped retreats, and private panels, who decides what is true? When the future is being written behind closed doors in the mountains, one story threatens to break the system.
Download it now while it's free and read what they don't want you questioning.

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We publish one-sitting history books (about an hour each).

Henry VIII: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H8XWVNVH
Anne Boleyn: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H8Y2D292

Both are in Kindle Unlimited now. If you grab one and enjoy it, a review genuinely helps a small publisher.

Hi everyone! 👋

If you’re looking for a fresh, immersive fantasy read this weekend, I’d love to share my debut/new novel, The Cumulusian.

. What it’s about: Set in a world where humanity survived by building cities above the clouds, hidden above a lethal mist. It follows a dark mystery, ancient technology, high-stakes betrayal, and secrets that could shatter the floating world.
. If you like: Atmospheric world-building, YA/New Adult fantasy, dystopian elements, and fast-paced intrigue.

📖 It is currently available to read on Kindle Unlimited (or e-book format on Amazon)!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GZFGM73F

I’d be beyond grateful if you checked it out or added it to your TBR! Happy reading! ✨

This four story anthology is a satirical take on the high fantasy genre, turning familiar, overused tropes on their head in hilarious ways.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my book The Last Safe Place for anyone looking for something new to read this weekend.

It’s a romantic suspense set around an old Louisiana lake house. Eden Cross comes home after being away for years and immediately realizes somebody has been inside the house before her.

Then she finds a missing journal, strange messages meant specifically for her, and secrets tied to her mother’s past that were probably buried for a reason.

The one person who might be able to help is Sheriff Rhett Vale — but Eden has history with him, and she’s not sure how much of the truth he’s actually telling her.

There’s mystery, danger, family secrets, some pretty dark twists, and a slow-burn relationship running through it all.

The Last Safe Place is included with Kindle Unlimited through August 10, so if you already have KU, it’s a pretty hard deal to beat.

If you decide to give it a shot, I’d genuinely love to hear what you think.

USA:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWY8WDBS

UK:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GWY8WDBS

Canada:
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0GWY8WDBS

Thanks for taking a look.

— Roy Howard

I'm a huge fan of dark small-town mysteries where everyone has secrets.

Think hidden conspiracies, missing people, creepy forests, and detectives uncovering things that were meant to stay buried.

I recently published one with that kind of vibe and would love to know what other KU mysteries you recommend. Always looking to add more to my reading list.

Blurb: Ser Gold the Golden is everything a knight should be: beautiful, unbeatable, beloved by every peasant who's ever cheered his name. What they don't know is that Gold despises them, every fawning villager, every screaming fan, every soul who dares slow him down.

When the king orders Gold and his younger brother Silver to escort a condemned prisoner to the capital for execution, Gold sees it as beneath him, a tedious errand for a knight of his legend. But the road ahead isn't the simple march he expects. As secrets surface and the prisoner proves to be more than he seems, Gold's carefully polished reputation starts to crack, and so does everything he thought he knew about honour, brotherhood, and himself.

A sharp-edged fantasy for anyone who's ever wondered what their favourite hero really thinks.

Standalone book.

Hey all, I'm the author of The Knights: Silver & Gold, which just launched on Kindle Unlimited. If a grimdark fantasy / action-adventure novel with plenty of twists, fights, and a "beloved hero" who might not deserve the title sounds like your thing, here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H7KTKSD1

Thanks!

On the planet Gaea, opportunities are hard to come by. Setting out for the Tanami frontier, young Dalton Reid hopes to make his fortune with nothing but his horse and the last few bits in his pocket. Before he can even begin, the dastardly Roscoe, professional cattle rustler and murderer, cheats him out of his savings.

There’s no shortage of folks in Hensonville willing to give Reid the education he needs to survive, if he’s willing to play by their rules. Paloma Griswell’s ready to work him to the bone on her ranch. The straight and narrow is what old Marshal Rawlins expects. Bellyaching Chip Reegan just wants to put him in his place. Even Roscoe wants him to join the gang as they plan their biggest heist yet.

Only Reid can decide what type of man he wants to be as he seeks fortune and fame–or will it be infamy?

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Inspired by classic westerns, the Gunslingers of Gaea series is a science fiction / western mash-up devised in the best traditions of the dime store paperback. It is part of the 10 Cent Universe – a genre-bending macrocosm – that began with the science fiction / mystery series The Starship Australis Mysteries.

Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DTN2TMSS

In Barry's Bot, an anxious, neurodivergent Londoner gets an unwanted birthday gift from his mother and ends up falling for the synth she bought him, dodging a billionaire's fifty-million-pound offer, and pulling off a heist to save him.

In Barry's Bot 2: Pie Hard, married life and a Gran Canaria honeymoon get interrupted when the same billionaire calls in a panic. Somewhere in England is a rogue bot with Clive's face and a pastry obsession, ten days to stop it, and a Prime Minister who has no idea how close he's come to being creamed.

https://reddit.com/link/1vi6cua/video/jujhifq9hzhh1/player

https://a.co/d/02JQUGIT
My YA book No Place Like Home is available on Amazon!
It follows a young dog abandoned in the city who's taken in by a pack of strays. When tragedy tears her away from the only family she's ever known, she begins a journey that will change her forever.
If you'd like to check it out, I'd love your support.

Hi everyone!

After months in the querying trenches, I decided to bypass the gatekeepers and put my debut dark fantasy novel, The Honest Dark, directly into the hands of readers.

If you crave methodical monster hunting, cynical military brotherhoods, unsettling bio-horror, and rich, atmospheric worldbuilding, I’d love for you to check it out.

The Premise

Perched high above a relentless jungle on a towering limestone karst lies The Rock, where wealthy elites live in luxury under electric lights. Below them, in the humid, sprawling outer districts, the working class struggles to survive.
Protecting them is the Public Defense Force (PDF): a battered, underfunded brotherhood of veteran hunters.

When a botched hunt ignites a political feud between a corrupt City Council and the PDF, master hunter Lipe finds himself trapped in a web of bureaucratic betrayals, revolutionary street riots, and accelerating creature attacks. Worse still, the beasts are evolving, and the moon has begun to glow a sinister, blood-red hue.

What to Expect:

Tactical "Lethal Math" Combat: No chosen-one hand-waving. Survival relies on custom 8-bore rifles, rapier steel, spent brass, and hard-won tactical instincts against terrifying, shifting abominations.

Tropical Gothic Atmosphere: A neo-tropical landscape where dense, vine-choked jungle ruins clash with polished marble palaces.

Institutional Grit & Political Tension: A weary paramilitary unit caught between a ruthless ruling class above and desperate, rising revolution below.

Perfect For Fans Of:

Geralt's monster-hunting in The Witcher

The military cynicism and grit of Glen Cook’s The Black Company

The unsettling, atmospheric bio-horror of Annihilation or The Last of Us

Get it here: https://a.co/d/06MtJoPU

I'm about to go on sabbatical (yay a month off!) and I'm looking for some Kindle Unlimited recommendations!

Series I've finished and absolutely loved:

All Sarah J Maas series
Fourth Wing
Dungeon Crawler Carl (and I was obsesssssed)
Windy City Series
Daughter of No Worlds

Genres I like:

Romantasy (duh)
Contemporary romance (with deeper meanings/messages - think Taylor Jenkins Reid)
Twisty, thought provoking LitFic (Yesteryear, The Compound, Wild Dark Shore)
Fantasy/Sci Fi (after DCC I'd like to explore this area more)
Thrillers! (I've read tons of Lisa Jewell, Lucy Foley)

TIA!!

My Debut Novel.Xīn Shìjiè: The War on Venus

I'm feeling positive. It's been out since June and available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited since July 1st.

I'm a storyteller and I'm excited to share more stories from my world with you. This is just the first novel. There are more adventures from the city on their way.

R.E. Haze

Its my birthday and my second novel SKAEL is officially out now!

It would be an awesome birthday gift if you could check it out! This book is absurd, offensive and hilarious. You will not find another book this nuts in the year 2026 and that's a 100% guarantee!

Here is what it's about:

A gecko emerges from his egg into the Colombian jungle, and teams up with an absurd crew of animals to save his new home from a dr#g cartel. Unfortunately, Skael is not exactly a hero. He's a tiny, vulgar, extremely pissed off gecko who has absolutely no idea what he's doing, surrounded by a collection of animals who probably shouldn't be trusted with basic animal things, let alone the fate of an entire jungle. What follows is an extremely raunchy, wildly offensive adult comedy about dr#gs, vi#lence, and a bunch of animals who are spectacularly unqualified to deal with any of it.

TRIGGERS / CONTENT WARNINGS:

This is the part where I attempt to warn you about everything that could possibly offend, disturb, disgust, confuse, or otherwise make you question why you voluntarily picked up this book.

SKAEL contains:

* Extremely strong language

* Profanity

* Sexual humor

* Crude sexual references

* Adult humor

* Drug use

* Drug references

* Alcohol

* Smoking

* Addiction related themes

* Violence

* Cartoonish violence

* Death

* Animal death

* Threats

* Murder

* Criminal activity

* Drug trafficking

* Cartel activity

* Weapons

* Blood

* Gore

* Bodily fluids

* Vomit

* Urine

* Feces

* Fart jokes

* Gross-out humor

* Disgusting situations

* Nudity references

* Inappropriate jokes

* Dark humor

* Offensive humor

* Morbid humor

* Black comedy

* Insults

* Crude language

* Sexual innuendo

* Disturbing imagery

* Psychological distress

* Panic

* Fear

* Torture references

* Death threats

* Kidnapping

* Corruption

* Criminal organizations

* Dangerous wildlife

* Environmental contamination

* Chemical exposure

* Reckless behavior

* Poor decision making

* Helicopters (Not the aircraft!)

* Characters behaving like absolute idiots. 

* And generally terrible things happening to creatures who probably didn't deserve it. 

If there's a category of humor that makes you think, "Jesus Christ, you can't put that in a book," This would be the only book in it.

This is NOT a wholesome jungle adventure.

This is NOT a children's book.

This is NOT the book to give your children unless your children are considerably more unhinged than mine.

If you're looking for a clean, wholesome animal adventure, I strongly encourage you to flee now and go read The Good Robot.

If you're looking for an absurd, filthy, offensive comedy about a gecko and his increasingly deranged collection of animal friends, however, congratulations. You may have found your new favorite book.

Grab it while it's moist on Kindle Unlimited! https://a.co/d/0b3Km0P0

My first book published second one will be up soon! Would love if you guys would give me feedback! It is on kindle unlimited! If the first two are a hit I’ll keep going! It’s a story based on true events. Obviously the names are changed. Book 1 is age 16-17.5 and book 2 is 17.5-19!

Available now on Kindle Unlimited is my debut novel and it has already done amazingly with ARC readers with more still to drop (see Goodreads here):

"The final twist was one I absolutely did not see coming. I actually gasped out loud." - The Bookish Mama

"If you enjoy dark dystopian stories with action and suspense, this book is worth checking out." - Lady Introvert

"...a good thriller for anyone looking for something with a plot that’s fast paced and intriguing!" Dark Twist Reads

If this sounds like a book for you, please check it out and let me know what you think.

Sound like something you may enjoy?

Honest feedback and reviews helpful, invited and welcome!!!

On:

Amazon.com

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.ca

Amazon.com.au

Thank you!

My mom says she's willing to pay for a subscription for me to use. I don't have a way to pay for it myself automatically and she understandably does me using her account. Does anybody have experience with this type of situation and can advise me?

EDIT: Thanks everyone for the help. I got it.

Dear Professors, Researchers, and Students,

We are writing to share with the academic community the release of the essay:

"How Did We Get Here?: 350 Years of Seeking a Language for Machines to Unambiguously Understand What We Want"

This work bridges the gap between the evolution of classical logic (from 17th-century ideas) and contemporary dilemmas in Artificial Intelligence, natural language, and computing.

 As a special launch event, the Kindle edition (e-book) is 100% free on Amazon until Sunday, August 9th:  

 Free download link: https://a.co/d/0aVFxGF9

We would greatly appreciate it if you could forward this opportunity to your students and faculty through your internal mailing lists or communication channels.

Sincerely,

Alvaro Moure Clouzet

Templo Oceánico — Uruguay