Maverick by Jenna Myles, 434 pages

 The day I met Cadence, I was drunk, laying on the floor of her rescue singing Twinkle Twinkle to a dog.

The second time I met her, she was waitressing at a club. She was a dream, and the way she lit up around me, I thought I found my future.

Until my brother let it slip that I own the club and was technically her boss.

The third time I saw her, I was drunk again, mostly naked, upside down on a stripper pole.

Then I fell off.

Of course she’s able to resist me.

But when I find her and her grandma sleeping in the rescue? Well maybe forcing them to come live with me wasn’t the best plan, but now that they’re here, I don’t want to let them go.

So I’m going to work like hell to prove to her that she can trust me with all of her.

Lenore: Swirlies by Roman Dirge, 120 pages

 Everyone's favorite cute little dead girl is showcased in all her morbid glory in this new collection of the timeless comic strip from Roman Dirge. 

Return once against to the dark, surreal world of Lenore, the girl with a knack for unintentional mayhem and occasional wanton destruction in this fourth volume that includes the extremely rare #13, beautifully and painstakingly illustrated by creator Roman Dirge himself.

The Restaurant of Lost Recipes by Hishashi Kashiwai, 224 pages

 We all hold lost recipes in our hearts. A very special restaurant in Kyoto helps recreate them...

Chef Nagare and his daughter Koishi serve their customers more than delicious food at their Kamogawa Diner down a quiet street in Kyoto. They can help recreate meals from their customers’ most treasured memories. Through ingenious investigations, these “food detectives” untangle flavors and pore through old shopping lists to remake unique dishes from the past.

From the swimmer who misses his father’s lunchbox to the model who longs for fried rice from her childhood, each customer leaves the diner forever changed—though not always in the ways they expect…

A beloved bestseller in Japan, The Restaurant of Lost Recipes is a tender and healing novel that celebrates the power of community and delicious food.

Lenore: Cooties by Roman Dirge, 125 pages

 Third time's the charm for the cute little dead girl! Lenore's back again to do battle with the diabolical forces of HECK and an endless army of Nazi zombies, avoid the unrequited attentions of Mr. Gosh and an overeager, hungry earthworm.

Lenore: Cooties is the third volumes of Roman Dirge's gloriously macabre gothic creation and also his most gory and outrageous.

Lenore: Wedgies by Roman Dirge, 112 pages

 Take a trip into the dark, surreal world of a little dead girl with a knack for (often) unintentional mayhem in this second instalment of a "Goth-tinged" new series! Lenore might only be small, but she has talent for mischief - and occasional wanton destruction. Featuring stories about limbless cannibals, clock monsters, cursed vampire dolls, taxidermied friends, an obsessed would-be lover and more fuzzy animal mutilations than should be legal, never has the term 'something for everyone' seemed more sinister and bizarre. 

Lenore: Noogies by Roman Dirge, 108 pages

 Take a trip into the dark, surreal world of a little dead girl with a knack for (often) unintentional mayhem

Lenore might only be small, but her talent for mischief -- and occasional wanton destruction -- is anything but. Witness the mayhem that ensues when Lenore and friends are attacked by a gaggle of vicious militant mice, and cower in the face of an assault by undead German soldiers from Hell Never has the term 'something for everyone' seemed more sinister and bizarre.

Dear Mr. Congressman by Juliet Lowell, 159 pages

 A series of letters actually sent by US public to their Congressman, unintentionally funny.