Daphne Anne Sotheby

Meet Sweat Now, Nap Later—the book that knows you said "I'll start Monday" (and didn't), that your gym membership doubles as emotional support, and that your workout plan is just a Pinterest board of good intentions.

Imagine a world where you don’t have to justify rest. Where wearing footed PJs is a power move. Where “I’m just checking the ice cream expiration dates… with my eyes closed” is a valid excuse for napping in the grocery store.

Step into a world where memory glows like warm lamplight and the past feels close enough to touch. Yesterday Blue is a tender, atmospheric novel that blends 70s coastal nostalgia with the quiet ache of adulthood, capturing the soft, golden moments that shape us long after they’ve passed.

Evan never meant to fall into a glowing passage, unlock ancient secrets, or accidentally become the leader of a chaotic adventure squad… but here we are.

A twelve-year-old girl discovers an orchard where trees hum with memory—and the only one who can hear their pain is her anxious rescue dog. When Mira arrives at her late grandmother’s overgrown Applethorn Orchard, she feels like a stranger in a forgotten world.

When Leo Calder and Max — the Friendly K9 with instincts sharper than any grownup realizes — stumble into the forest rescue of a terrified boy named Tomas and his injured wolfdog, they uncover a secret that was never meant to reach the outside world.

A century-old secret is hidden in the cove, guarded by a lighthouse keeper and a bookshop owner. What if the lost manuscript they found could change the world—or get them killed?

Forty-three, newly divorced, and starting over—Elena Romano thought her biggest challenge would be dusting off the shelves of her late aunt’s seaside bookstore.

What happens when the life you built collapses in an instant? Alice had it all —a successful career as a PA, two children, her love story with her husband, an ER doctor.

When 16-year-old Kim loses her mother to a sudden illness, the world she once knew collapses. Silent, withdrawn, and drowning in sorrow, she shuts everyone out—especially her well-meaning father, Tom.

In a world overflowing with choice, convenience, and constant consumption, many people are quietly feeling the same thing: nothing truly satisfies anymore. Empty Indulgences explores the hidden emotional cost of modern overconsumption and reveals why more buying rarely leads to more fulfillment.

Imagine a workspace buried under stacks of paper, half-empty coffee cups, and tangled cords. Tasks pile up, focus fades, and stress creeps in—yet the idea of a full-scale cleanup feels overwhelming. Now, picture this: every day at 4:45 PM, the person spends just 15 minutes resetting their space.