English Novels

Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel is a captivating and haunting novel that explores the aftermath of a global pandemic that wipes out most of the world's population. The story follows a diverse group of characters whose lives are interconnected before, during, and after the collapse of civilization. One of the central figures is actress Kirsten Raymonde, who was a child star at the time of the outbreak and now roams a post-apocalyptic world as part of a traveling Shakespearean troupe. Through multiple perspectives and timelines, the novel weaves together themes of survival, memory, art, and human connection. Station Eleven reflects on the importance of culture and relationships in the face of catastrophe, offering a powerful meditation on what remains when the world as we know it ends.

Steel Tread by Andy Clark is a gripping Warhammer 40,000 novel that follows a group of Astra Militarum tank crew members as they battle for survival on a hostile world. Stranded behind enemy lines with a crippled Leman Russ battle tank, the crew must navigate treacherous terrain, face deadly Ork forces, and confront their own internal tensions. As they struggle to repair their tank and fight their way back to friendly lines, themes of duty, resilience, and camaraderie emerge. Packed with intense action and rich character development, this novel offers a thrilling and immersive look into the brutal warfare of the Warhammer 40K universe.

Stolen Touches by Neva Altaj is a contemporary romance novel that follows the emotional journey of two individuals as they navigate a complex and passionate relationship. The story explores themes of love, trust, and the challenges of finding true connection in a world full of obstacles. As the characters face internal and external struggles, their evolving bond tests their boundaries and deepens their emotions. With moments of intense romance and personal growth, the book captivates readers with its heartfelt narrative.

Stop Fixing Yourself by Anthony de Mello is a thought-provoking self-help book that challenges the idea that we need to "fix" ourselves to be happy. Drawing from spiritual wisdom and psychological insights, de Mello encourages readers to embrace self-awareness, let go of false beliefs, and awaken to their true nature. The book emphasizes that happiness and peace are already within us, and by shedding conditioned thoughts and societal expectations, we can experience true freedom. Written in a simple yet profound style, this book serves as a guide to self-acceptance, mindfulness, and inner transformation.

Stories That Stick: How Storytelling Can Captivate Customers, Influence Audiences, and Transform Your Business by Kindra Hall is a practical guide to the art of storytelling in business. Hall explains how storytelling can be a powerful tool for connecting with customers, building brand loyalty, and influencing decision-making. The book outlines a step-by-step approach to crafting compelling stories that resonate with audiences and drive results. Hall also provides techniques for identifying the right stories to tell, using emotion and structure effectively, and ensuring your message sticks. Stories That Stick is a valuable resource for marketers, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to harness the power of storytelling to engage and inspire others.

Storm and Silence by Robert Thier is the first book in the Storm and Silence series, a historical fiction novel filled with romance, adventure, and humor. Set in Victorian England, the story follows Lilly Linton, a fiercely independent woman who refuses to conform to society’s expectations. Disguising herself as a man, she accidentally lands a job with the cold, powerful, and mysterious businessman, Rikkard Ambrose. As she navigates a world of secrets, danger, and political intrigue, Lilly finds herself drawn into a battle of wits and wills with her enigmatic employer. With sharp dialogue, slow-burn romance, and thrilling action, Storm and Silence is a captivating tale of female empowerment and adventure.