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Toulmé completes his Hakim’s Odyssey trilogy with From Macedonia to France (Graphic Mundi, Oct.), drawing from interviews with a Syrian refugee to chart a real-life journey from the war-torn Middle East to Europe.

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In Deborah Goodrich Royce’s psychological thriller, Reef Road, the author draws inspiration from a real-life unsolved murder that has cast a long shadow over her family. Royce spoke to PW about the lasting impact of generational trauma, the enduring fascination with true crime, and the experience of writing—and setting—a novel during pandemic lockdown. (Sponsored)

A duke joins the crew of an all-female traveling circus to woo its star boxer in Spencer’s Regency-set The Boxing Baroness (Kensington, Nov.).

In Bit Flip, readers find a Silicon Valley corporate thriller that sparks a change of heart. (Sponsored)

In The Brain-Friendly Workplace, Fabritius details how neuroleadership can help companies retain top talent, improve the workplace, and help create better work-life balance for all employees. (Sponsored)

An author’s career launches with a Texas-based story of a fateful encounter. (Sponsored)

Siddhartha Mukherjee’s latest explores the smallest unit of life.

In Quinn’s The Whalebone Theatre (Knopf, Oct.) an English girl stages plays with friends and family in a whale’s rib cage after WWI, then becomes a spy in France during WWII.

In this edition of Indie Spotlight, our monthly thematic roundup of BookLife titles, we feature sci-fi and fantasy titles.