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Cover Reveal for Sophie Penhaligon's new book, His Voice.

All the best Sophie!

I loved the first draft, but His Voice has grown into something darker, more intimate, and more chilling. Today, I’m thrilled to reveal the final face of Emily and Alex’s story.

Cover for Lydia Moreau's novel, Goodbye.

Goodbye “Sometimes, it’s not the people you save who change your life— it’s the ones you couldn’t.” Frank Turner is a retired architect who has built his life on precision, control, and restraint. Years ago, the distance between him and his son hardened into a permanent fracture—ending in a tr...

Cover Reveal for Glenn Robertson's new book, Seeker.

Available now! Link is in the comments. Shout out for cover art and formatting (and no small amount of patience with me) done by the VERY talented folks at Damonza.com! Hope you love my debut novel, Seeker, a post-apocalyptic western.

Official launch day for Eldar Spahic's book, As You Are, So Once Was I.

All the best!

As You Are, So Once Was I: Lessons From Life, Death, and the Space In Between As You Are, So Once Was I: Lessons From Life, Death, and the Space In Between

Cover Reveal for S.H. Jucha's latest book in his Cercians Series, World A Plenty.

“Worlds a Plenty,” the fifth novel in the Cercians series, is available on Amazon U.S. in ebook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GS3KBCBP

Cover for Elen Sentier's book, Dancing with a Daemon.

Animated cover for Janet Bond's new book, Little Edna's War.

LAUNCHING JANUARY 27, 2026 on International Holocaust Remembrance Day “LITTLE EDNA'S WAR” by Janet Bond Brill, PhD Pre-order your copy now on Amazon. https://amzn.to/47JJsp8 In September 1939, not quite five-year-old Edna Szurek is at her best friend’s birthday celebration when German bombs fall on Warsaw. What follows is not just a story of survival, but an extraordinary journey of transformation. Trapped in the Warsaw Ghetto, Edna’s small frame becomes her family’s unlikely salvation as she slips through crevices in the wall to smuggle food. Each mission is a gamble with death. But when the deportations begin, Edna and her sister must erase every trace of their Jewish identity and reinvent themselves as Catholic orphans on Warsaw’s A***n side. So complete is her disguise that at just nine years old, Edna becomes the youngest soldier in the Polish resistance, carrying messages through sewers and sniper-filled streets. Her bravery earns her medals and eventually an audience with the Pope himself, who honors her as a Catholic war hero, never suspecting her true identity. Even after liberation, Edna clings to her fabricated self until her brother appears with nothing but a Yiddish lullaby to break through the walls she built for survival. “Little Edna’s War” illuminates the remarkable resilience of a child who refused to be a victim of history’s darkest chapter. From the streets of Warsaw to a new life in America, Edna delivers the ultimate rebuttal to Hitler’s Final Solution: a life filled with purpose, love, and three generations of descendants, the living embodiment of her victory. From Janet Bond Brill, PhD, bestselling author of four books with Random House and Wiley, comes an unforgettable tale of courage that reminds us that even in our darkest moments, the human spirit can find its way back to light. Stunning cover was made by Damonza.com Honored to work with Liesbeth Heenk with Amsterdam Publishers and thank you to Michael Berenbaum for your support in writing our Foreword Thank you to publicist Jeremy Broekman Read more at https://littleednaswar.com/