Savagely Noble: A Young Man’s Journey From Ignorance, Through Illusion, To Identity by Scott G. Harvey (26 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

An entirely unique approach to the coming-of-age genre in which the reader is swept away on a philosophical adventure across time and space. Abandoned in an alienating world, Savagely Noble brings the reader on a voyage to connect individual and collective identities. As the expedition spirals out of control, this psychological thriller will make you question how best to live, what is real, and whether you're truly free. Nearly two decades after being mysteriously deserted in a hospital waiting room in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, this is the tale of Bhanu. Distraught and disillusioned by shocking news of his bloodline origins, the rise of American far-right politics, and an act of noble heroism gone terribly wrong, Bhanu runs away in search of his biological parents and native homeland. Along the way, he discovers that the people we meet in our travels are often just as captivating, if not more, than the destinations we seek. However, can we ever truly return home?

Genre: Psychological

Collision by David Podlipny (8 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Haunted by his misdeeds, this nameless man is now more skittish than the wild animals in the woods he abandoned. Back legs broken, bleeding and panting, the deer he had hit with his car, the black pebbles he had stared into... he had brought his rifle from the backseat like it was nothing. Is there forgiveness for such things?

Genre: Psychological

My Father's Indian: How a Butterfly Split the Oak by Eric Dorsey (Cabin View Publishing) (41 Reviews)    Price verified 6 hours ago

2021 IAN Book of the Year Finalist Category: LGBTQ+ Recommended by Indies Today - All the Stars! "Not your run of the mill psychological thriller... Comfortably casual and yet subtly elegant, highlighting the beauty in nature and in the relationships we cultivate... A splendid contemporary novel." - Indies Today "Dorsey's attention to detail gives power to his twisted plot... Through expert revelations and well-placed details Dorsey upends expectations -- and likely readers' sense of reality." - BookLife Following childhood trauma, Susan pursued ever increasing social and emotional isolation, eventually finding herself living in the Montana wilderness, dissatisfied and uncertain why. Shouldering her backpack, she heads into the woods seeking inspiration, maybe answers. The adventure derails as tragedy forces her to acknowledge festering wounds, confront the scars beneath, and seek catharsis, forgiveness. My Father's Indian: How A Butterfly Split the Oak is a touching amalgamation ...

Genre: Psychological