The Cricket on the Hearth – Charles Dickens (1845)
A mysterious guest, a warm hearth, and the song of a cricket guide a humble family through secrets, suspicion, and the quiet triumph of love and trust.
Classics
Fantasy
Historical
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Fantasy
Psychological
Science Fiction
Empire – Orson Scott Card (2006)
As Major Malich, Captain Cole, and the cunning Torrent clash in a fractured America, loyalty, power, and betrayal ignite a thrilling race to stop a nation’s collapse.
Fantasy
Psychological
Science Fiction
Hidden Empire – Orson Scott Card (2009)
As a deadly virus spreads, Cecily, Torrent, and Coleman navigate a world on the brink - where power, loyalty, and survival collide in a race to reshape the future.
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Supernatural
Nightflyers – George RR Martin (1985)
A team of scientists aboard the Nightflyer seeks alien life, but paranoia and horror unfold as their ship’s AI harbors deadly secrets.
Fantasy
Mystery
Supernatural
Lost Boys – Orson Scott Card (1992)
Step, DeAnne, and young Stevie face a chilling mystery in a small town where missing boys and dark secrets test a family’s love, faith, and the fight to protect what matters most.
Adventure
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Dune: Paul of Dune – Brain Herbert (2008)
Paul Atreides leads a vast jihad, torn between love, power, and prophecy, as Fremen warriors, Irulan, Stilgar, and the Spacing Guild shape the fate of an empire across the stars.
Adventure
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Dune: The Winds of Dune – Brain Herbert (2009)
Jessica returns to Dune as Alia rules, Stilgar seeks purity, Duncan is reborn, and rival factions clash over Paul’s legacy, where faith, grief, and power shape a crumbling empire.
Adventure
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Dune: Princess of Dune – Brain Herbert (2023)
Irulan and Chani navigate imperial intrigue and desert survival as the Corrino Empire, Bene Gesserit, Fremen, and Spacing Guild clash, shaping the fate of Arrakis and beyond.
Fantasy
Mystery
Science Fiction
The Original – Brandon Sanderson (2020)
A woman built to hunt her own self races through a future of altered memories and fragile truths, where love, identity, and justice blur into something dangerously real.
Classics
Fantasy
Science Fiction
There Will Come Soft Rains – Ray Bradbury (1950)
In a post-apocalyptic world, an automated house continues its daily routine, oblivious to the absence of humanity.