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A coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of the 1970s, Heritage by Richard L. DuMont follows Johnny Hunter, a young Cheyenne boy growing up on a Montana Indian Reservation.

Going Dark by debut author Jolene Grace is the first novel in her new spy series inspired by her travels, interests in politics and journalism. Her writing has also been featured at the Strand Magazine.

Debut author TS Teller explores the world of psychic assassins in her new espionage thriller Hidden in Plain Sight, featuring Roberta Lake, a computer genius and her alter-ego Bobbi Waters, a deadly psychic assassin skilled in mind control.

The Goonies Meets Harry Potter in this fun middle-grade mystery adventure series!

BHC Press is pleased to announce their 2020 Pushcart Prize contenders. Since 1976, this prestigious award has been honoring the best in small and independent presses. The upcoming 2020 awards are for works published in 2019.

Emmie Mears explores the themes of climate change through a fantasy lens in her progressive and critically acclaimed Stonebreaker series.

After leaving the corporate world, Stormie Conway fueled her passion for animals by opening a successful pet-sitting business. In her debut novel, Stormie's Joy: When Animals Heal Our Hearts, Stormie Conway shares her incredible journey with animals.

Author Karen Wolff's interest in researching genealogy inspired her to write The Green Years.

Greg Jolley's fictional Danser family blends eccentricity and brilliant obsession in the world of movie making—a family often described as a blend of J.D. Salinger's Glass family and The Addams Family.

Changed, the next installment in the Origins of the Supernaturals series by award-winning author Jean Booth, introduces supernatural creatures from the myths of long ago as seen through the eyes of Natasha.