New and Featured Titles | March 2026 
YOUNG ADULT

 

John Doe Does Not Suck

Kathryn Berla

 

One never forgets the face of their murderer. John Doe is a 317 year old vampire who struggles daily with OCD and anxiety and the last of his kind. As if that’s not enough, John’s been enlisted to help bring down the Six o’clock Slasher, a serial killer who’s evaded the police for two years. As he fumbles through the investigation, John begins to suspect the killer might be a vampire. Will John condemn himself to eternal life as the last of his kind, or will he allow a ruthless killer to go free?

 

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FICTION

 

Crime on the Coast

Marty Eberhardt

 

A beautiful garden setting is marred by an untimely death and once again Bea Rivers is pulled into her role as amateur detective to uncover the truth. At a small botanical garden conference in La Jolla, California, the garden’s director falls from 300-foot cliffs to the beach below. The victim, Bea Rivers’ college friend, had something urgent to tell Bea right before her death. Bea begins to ask questions and finds that many of the people at the conference had reason for the director to be gone. Bea soon realizes she is dealing with very powerful, malevolent forces.


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FICTION

 

North of Foothill

Orlando Davidson

 

Shots ring out from behind the stage of a Cucamonga music club on a spring night in 1974. Off-duty San Bernardino homicide investigator Jimmy Sommes, just there to hear some country rock, runs toward danger and is drawn into a twisted web of deadly crimes that spiral out to the Mojave Desert. Innocent lives hang in the balance while Sommes’ investigations grow more perilous, complicated by mob ties and crooked cops. Struggling to keep his life - and his drinking - under control, Sommes must stem the tide of violence and find his way home; just north of Foothill.

 
 
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BODY, MIND & SPIRIT

 

Embrace the Dark: Heal & Find Balance in Life’s Deepest Shadows

Kelly Ann Street, MS, LPC

 

 

Your Inner Darkness Can Provide Profound Gifts into Healing.

 

Learn How to Turn the “Dark Nights of the Soul” Into Powerful Opportunities for Personal Growth and Well-Being.


"What I love most about this work is how it bridges shadow exploration with the spirit realm, reminding us that even in our deepest healing, we are never separate from light. Street offers wisdom with relatable personal stories and equips readers with grounded tools to reclaim, integrate, and move forward in every area of life—relationships, finances, career, education, and beyond.

 

Reading this book felt like perfect divine timing. Shadow work, as Street shows us, is not a one-time practice but an ongoing path of initiation...Street helps us remember that the dark is not here to harm us—it is here to guide us. Embrace the Dark is a compassionate companion that supports, cradles, and encourages you every step of the way."Stefani Michelle, author of Chakras and Shadow Work

 
 

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Everyday Witch’s Book of Deities: Ancient Gods for Modern Pagans

Deborah Blake

 

Featuring Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Celtic, and Norse pantheons, this book offers practical suggestions for building relationships with the deities who resonate with you the most. Whether it's Brigid's healing prowess or Demeter's gifts of abundance, these deities help enhance your spirituality and improve your daily life.

 

"This is just the book for exploring a variety of pantheons and culture, with just enough detail about each deity to get a good grasp of what they're all about and point the way for continuing study...it's as if your dear friend is sitting down with you on the couch to explain all the mysteries of deities and how to incorporate them into your life and magical work...and it's beginner friendly. Brava!"
Debra DeAngelo, author of Pagan Curious

 

"Deborah Blake has crafted a practical and accessible guide to spirit working for modern Pagans. Everyday Witch's Book of Deities will prove especially beneficial for newcomers to this increasingly popular practice." —Judika Illes, author of Encyclopedia of Spirits

 
 

BODY, MIND & SPIRIT

 

Queer Yoga: A Guide to Well-Being Through Inclusive and Accessible Yoga

Moonkaite Jasper

 

A Month-by-Month Guide to Yoga for Every Body, Every Identity, Every Soul

 

"At the heart of the yoga teachings is the essential concept of unity in diversity. This is the recognition that we are simultaneously all the same and completely different. Our spiritual essence is universal, but our bodies, our minds, and our lived experiences are completely individual. In other words, we don't need to be anything other than ourselves to have a profound spiritual connection. This is the message of Queer Yoga, a book that celebrates our diversity like a warm hug, holding us closely and whispering in our ear, 'You are loved exactly as you are.'"
Jivana Heyman, director of Accessible Yoga and author of Accessible YogaYoga Revolution, and The Teacher's Guide to Accessible Yoga

 

Kite has given us a resource that will last for generations: a reminder that our queerness is not a limitation but a light.
—Jessamyn Stanley, from the foreword to Queer Yoga

 
 
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