I Don’t Get it

Breakups are hard, but getting dumped is easy.

What do you do when you wake up to find a video of your drunken meltdown blowing up on Reddit?
Or social is filled with your ex-girlfriend living the party life now that she’s finally dumped you?

Jake Durham is suddenly single again, and things are going downhill fast.

Armed with nothing but a half-charged phone and terrible advice from his equally clueless friends, Jake dives headfirst into the chaos of dating apps, HR violations, and mornings-after that make him question every decision he’s ever made.

He’s swiping, stumbling, and self-sabotaging his way through post-breakup purgatory, one awkward encounter at a time.

But just as he starts to get the hang of this brave new world, a string of hilarious (and humiliating) disasters threatens to blow up his fragile new normal.

Can Jake find meaning — or even love — in the wreckage of his life, or is he doomed to an eternity of others (justifiably) swiping left?

Lilla is on her next mission as a Sybil,

when she must travel to the Pada world following the trail of a ruthless murderer.

Navigating deadly politics turns increasingly difficult,

when the Teryn emperor goes missing.

Now the Teryn empire is heading towards civil war,

and Lilla must uncover who is behind the conspiracy before it’s too late.

Unfortunately her success depends on the Proud Pada.

He who lives by the blade, lives one day longer…
When Mitch, Dev and the senior Gideon staff head to Thailand for a conference, they think the rest of the week is going to be spent enjoying the sights with one of their colleagues. Instead, they cross paths with human-traffickers who have abducted some foreign tourists.

Teaming up with another K & R firm of merciless fighters, the two groups need to stop a freighter of pirates intent on smuggling out the captives. With time slipping away, Mitch and the others must hunt down the criminals and resort to unconventional fighting methods in a culture still bound by the deadly blade arts.

A wealthy couple is found brutally murdered. Their young son is missing. And one detective is about to be dragged back into a past he thought he’d buried.

Detective Sergeant Conal Brophy is struggling to stay afloat — personally and professionally. When a high-profile double murder shakes the quiet Irish town of Woodstown, Brophy is handed the case that could either redeem his career — or destroy it.

But nothing about the crime scene adds up. No witnesses. No motive. And the missing boy, Sean, has vanished without a trace.

As Brophy digs deeper, a familiar name from an old, unsolved case reappears — forcing him to confront long-buried secrets and painful memories that never really left. The lines between past and present blur, and the closer he gets to the truth, the more dangerous the hunt becomes.

Will solving this case cost him his future — or force him to finally face his past?

In the blink of an eye, Sheriff Edward Price lost his family, his town, and his will to live. As the flames of Rio de Roja consume all he once held dear, Edward vows revenge against the man who murdered his wife and son. Though his injuries are severe and his mind teeters on the edge of madness, he refuses to falter. Fueled by pain and armed with a pistol and a bottle of morphine, Edward staggers into the night, determined to exact justice — or die trying.

Haunted by her own demons, Morgan Adams fled her abusive home in West Virginia at just fourteen, leaving behind the sister she swore to protect. Years of hardship have hardened her resolve, but every attempt to rescue her sister has failed. Desperate and out of options, she’s ready to make a choice she’ll regret forever — until a wounded stranger collapses into her path, forcing her to reconsider everything.
Reluctantly bound by shared desperation, Edward and Morgan form an uneasy alliance to hunt down the men who destroyed their lives. Will Edward’s thirst for vengeance doom them both, or can they find redemption and a chance to heal along the way?

A deep sea fracking operation in the Arctic Ocean breaks through into a world hidden for 15-million years, an undersea cavern from the Pliocene Epoch of the Cenozoic Era. Among the prehistoric terrors unleashed is a giant megalodon, a shark so efficient it had no need to change for 20-million years. Asa Iverson was the only survivor from the Global Kulik incident. Now, the nightmares haunt him. Did he see a colossal shark long thought extinct, or was it a hypothermia-induced hallucination?

Now, he’s back in the Arctic to see for himself, and the deadliest predator the world has ever known is headed in his direction.