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Jonathan Hawthorne has lived over a century beholden to one rule: do not meddle in mortal affairs. He's broken it twice. So when he crosses paths with Cassidy Winters, he's forced to interfere again.

Strike three. And the third time's not the charm.

Cover of Acts of Omission by James S. Bostwick — A brilliant and dogged young trial lawyer in San Francisco risks everything he holds dear to bring the most dangerous legal adversary in town to justice.

A cover of Stardust, Always. A galaxy background is overlaid by the silhouettes of Alan Rickman and David Bowie. A lightning bolt and a wing stand behind the text of Stardust, Always. — Sci-fi-/fantasy anthology in honor of David Bowie and Alan Rickman. All proceeds go to cancer research.

A sci-fi and fantasy charity anthology benefiting Alzheimer’s Disease research in memory of Sir Terry Pratchett.

Sam Spears, CIA resident agent in 1952 Panamá, uncovers the existence of a mole while plotting the overthrow of the President of Panamá.

Nonfiction

Jeff Buckley stares at the camera. His short hair is wild. There is a blue glow to the image. The text reads "Jeff Buckley: From Hallelujah to the Last Goodbye" by Dave Lory with Jim Irvin. — The definitive book on iconic cult hero Jeff Buckley, the singer who died tragically after just one album but inspired a generation of musicians. His manager Dave Lory speaks out after 20 years of silence and interviews others who knew Buckley professionally, creatively, and intimately.

An artistic, colorful image of George Floyd's face is surrounded with painted flowers in a rich graffiti style. The text reads "Lift Your Voice: How My Nephew George Floyd's Murder Changed the World" by Angela Harrelson with Michael Levin. — Angela Harrelson, George Floyd’s aunt and closest relative in Minnesota, tells the behind-the-scenes story of George’s family—how he lived and why he died—and how the world can find a solution to racism through his death.

Black-and-white photos show moments from the life of Homer Hickam, including an image with him in front of a tank, one with him in SCUBA gear with an astronaut, and more. The text reads Don't Blow Yourself Up, the Further True Adventures... — Sci-fi-/fantasy anthology in honor of David Bowie and Alan Rickman. All proceeds go to cancer research.

A teen woman, Holly Thompson Redder, holds a smiling baby girl. She stands in front of a black car with a background of overgrown grass. — Cinder Girl sits in the rarest class of memoir—a towering literary triumph that melds searing and tragic personal history with an incredible story of resilience, hope, and civic success.

A black-and-white photo on an off-white base shows a man standing inside the wreckage of a commercial airplane's turbine engine. Around him is rubble of two crashed planes. Text: Collision on Tenerife: The How and Why of the World's Worst Aviation.. — Sam Spears, CIA resident agent in 1952 Panamá, uncovers the existence of a mole while plotting the overthrow of the President of Panamá.