Five stories about money, ambition, and the dreams we hide. Small Comfort is full of bitter truths most of us are never taught.

Departure(s) has a beginning, an ending, and a hole where the middle should be, and three people whose memories bend the truth.

A man holds a love letter for fifty years but can’t read a word of it. The Words That Remain is a heartbreaking story of love and time lost.

Dream Count tells of four Nigerian women navigating love, loss, and betrayal. A premise with a promising start, but a finish that let me down.

The Things We Never Say is Artie’s story, a history teacher asking if life is worth staying for. A light read, heavy with all we never say.

Yesteryear follows a tradwife influencer pulled into the life she markets online. A bold take on gender and faith.

Audition by Katie Kitamura is a literary fiction about identity, performance, and the cost of the roles we play.

One woman. Letters that say everything. Guilt, love, and grace hidden between every line and it is entirely yours to piece together.

A son. A name. A single moment that reshapes an entire family’s fate. The Names will make you take a look back at your own life differently.

Erdrich wrote a ghost story that will make you laugh and break your heart on the same page. The Sentence is funny and devastating at once.

A theme-rich novel spanning decades and two worlds, soaked in friendship, freedom, and everything women have always fought for.