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Red Tango

Kirkus Reviews Selection | Techno-Thriller & Espionage

When a covert naval intelligence operation triggers a high-stakes standoff in the Taiwan Strait, Ensign Taylor is thrust into a dangerous game of tactical deception. To avert global conflict, Taylor must navigate deep-sea warfare, high-tech espionage, and an insider mole operating in the shadows.

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Shave Ice Paradise

Independent Press Award Distinguished Favorite | Contemporary Hawaiian Mystery

Following her aunt’s suspicious death, Gina Mori searches for a missing handbag and stumbles into the dark underbelly of paradise. As she exposes corrupt officials and shady land deals, Gina and a delightful cast of friends navigate twists and turns to uncover an unresolved murder in a Hawaiian beach town

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River’s Child

Winner, Landmark Prize for Fiction & Silver Nautilus Award | Historical & Eco-Fiction

Trapped in the Svalbard Seed Vault, Mavin Cedarstrom is rescued by Peregrine scout Simone Kita and her band, launching a wild ride into an ancient future. Conjuring myth and magic, our spirited heroes ride icebergs from the frozen north, battle wild men, and fall in love while racing to save the floating gardens of Kashphera and prevent world war.

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Sighing Woman Tea

Pacific Rim Book Festival Winner & Kirkus Prize Nominee | Seriocomic Literary Fiction

When a corporate plot threatens Viridis, a tiny island nation where time stops for tea, math prodigy Thomas "Figas" Burke returns home to help. Armed with prediction theory, island humor, and skillful means, the gentle locals unite to outwit the invaders in a story that is by turns comic, poignant, and philosophical.

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Book cover titled 'Ever Wonder' by M. Daniel Seiler, featuring a view of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco through a large square opening in the bridge's span, with a sunset sky in the background.

Ever Wonder

NEXT IN PUBLICATION * LITERARY FICTION

Hours after a powerful earthquake strikes San Francisco, world-renowned architect D.T. Hiro arrives from Tokyo and finds himself entangled in a violent street protest. Stepping in front of a police baton to protect a stranger, Hiro meets a kindred spirit.

When the earth shakes, it tests more than the foundations of buildings. The death of a beloved street musician, the destruction of Alcatraz, and two gritty survivors ignite a vision of compassion that heals a city and changes the direction of a nation.

With the grace of The Elegance of the Hedgehog, the mastery of Magister Ludi, and the soul of Till We Have Faces, Seiler’s new novel disturbs things wondrous and hitherto unnoticed. As the story within a story unfolds, we follow an unlikely cast of characters who renew our faith in second chances.

Crocodile Star

LITERARY CRIME / INTERNATIONAL DRAMA

After their father sells the family pub to pay off his gambling debts, the three young Devlin brothers rob an armored car to buy back the pub for their mother. Pursued by the authorities, the brothers flee to Morocco. When word reaches them that their mother has passed away, the brothers split the money and go their separate ways, each opening their own pubs in Rio de Janeiro, Istanbul, and Mumbai. Seven years later, when their father passes away, the eldest brother returns to Dublin to make the funeral arrangements. Interpol is watching and waiting.

The Embrace

SPECULATIVE / ARCHAEOLOGICAL THRILLER

After discovering one of the oldest cave paintings ever found, archaeologist Baxter Bennett seeks the opinion of astrophysicist Dr. Isabelle Martine. While studying the ancient images, Isabelle notices an unsettling resemblance to photographs captured by the James Webb Space Telescope—not of galaxies, but of the universe in its earliest moments. 

As news of their controversial findings spreads, scholars dismiss them, colleagues distance themselves, and funding disappears. The deeper Baxter and Isabelle investigate, the more impossible it becomes to walk away. 

Hook's Last Stand

COMING-OF-AGE / HUMOR & DRAMA

When a government inspection threatens to close his family's struggling fruit stand, sixteen-year-old Jesse and his grandfather hatch one improbable scheme after another to keep the family business open. Along the way, Jesse falls for the captivating Juniper and discovers that growing up means deciding what’s worth standing for.

Rich with wit, tenderness, and unforgettable characters, Hook's Last Stand reminds us that humor can survive in hard times.

Last Patch of Earth

ECO-ADVENTURE / SURVIVAL DRAMA

Forced to flee their tiny coral atoll before a monster hurricane strikes, the last generation of South Pacific islanders board two cargo ships with whatever they can carry. 

The largest ship is new, with a young, inexperienced captain; the other vessel, a rusty old tramp with a seasoned captain overly fond of gin. As the category five storm bears down on the small island, which boat do you climb aboard?