Make sure to reserve a copy! Releases on March 20th, 2022. Over thirty years ago, humans, dwarves, and elves set aside their differences and defended their home land, the continent Exortus, from The Axis, an invading force of demon worshiping orcs. Against all odds, The Allies defeated The Axis, and with new, better leadership, the two factions settled into a separate, tenuous peace. However, that peace is thrown into turmoil one quiet night when a dwarven veteran of the war walks in on an orc assassinating his wife. With her murder pinned on him, and amidst rumors of the Axis preparing for another war, Burue refuses to let their past and present crimes go unpunished. Breaking free of his prison, he thrusts himself into a blazing, one way trip of revenge, one in which Burue disregards all former loyalties, all former ethics. Yet, will vengeance tempt him into betraying the loyalties, the brotherhood, of his oldest friend?

It wasn’t the best eighteenth birthday. Her aunt had to work and her elderly neighbor was sick. She didn’t know that fate was counting down the hours to midnight. Annabel was about to find out that everything she’d been told was a lie.

MEMORY THIEF is the story of Jane's final days at Chadwick Hollow School for Orphan Girls and the first steps of the magical journey she'll discover in DRAGONFLY MAID , Book 1 in The Queen's Fayte series. *** READ THE QUEEN'S FAYTE SERIES FREE IN KINDLE UNLIMITED *** Jane can’t remember her own past, but it’s the power to see childhood memories from those she touches that makes her an outcast at the Chadwick Hollow School for Orphan Girls. After years of hiding her talent from everyone but the feisty dragonfly who can read her thoughts, she’s found a tenuous peace in the only home she’s ever known. But now the ability is becoming a compulsion, and it’s putting everything at risk. Will her secret cause her ruin, or will it finally set her free? NOTE: The mobi format is no longer recommended for Kindles. Use epub format.

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Where magic is dark and gritty, characters troubled and twisted, and victory comes at a heavy price. "Love the writing, characters and story." —Kevin J. Anderson, about the Icefire story on which this novel is based. Deep under the City of Glass in the frozen southern land, an age-old machine called the Heart of the City radiates a power which locals call icefire. Most citizens are immune to it, but a few, always born with physical disabilities, can bend it to their will. For fifty years, the ruling Eagle Knights, who fly on the back of giant birds, have killed these Imperfects, fearing the return of the old royal family, who used icefire to cut out people's hearts, turning them into ghostly servitors. The old king's grandson Tandor only sees the good things icefire brought: power and technology now forgotten while the people of the south live in dire poverty. He's had enough of seeing his fellow kinsfolk slaughtered by ignorant Knights, of Imperfect babies being abandoned on the ice floes to be eaten by wild animals. His grandfather's diary tells him how to increase the beat of the Heart: the first step to making the land glorious once more. Arrogant as he is, he sets the machine in motion. All he needs is an army of Imperfect servitors to control the resulting power. Isandor is Imperfect, an ex-Knight apprentice, betrayed by his best friend and running for his life. The queen Jevaithi is Imperfect, living like a prisoner amidst leering Knights, surviving only because the common people would rebel if their beloved queen were harmed. Both are young and desperate and should be grateful that Tandor wants to rescue them from their hopeless situations. Or so he thinks. The youngsters, however, have no inclination to become heartless ghosts, but while they defy Tandor, the Heart beats, and he alone cannot control its power.

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Mistress Quicksilver, a refined antique dealer, is about to put up for sale a most unusual collection. One of the items attracts many diverse and nasty individuals. She has to protect her merchandise, while managing the marital problems of her friend and the blunders of her teenage son. Fortunately, Quicksilver has more than one trick up her sleeve...

By the year 2120, the world has changed dramatically. Few plants or animals have survived climate change and the human population has dropped to 3 billion. For those who live in the affluent northern region, life is made comfortable by an artificial intelligence called The Gaia Machine. But for people living in the southern region, life is tough. So tough, they must trade their young women as surrogates in exchange for fresh water. Ophelia Alsop, a privileged woman from the United Kingdom, and long-time conscientious objector to the surrogacy trade, takes matters into her own hands by becoming pregnant with her husband. For this, she is punished by the invisible hand of the law in a manner only The Gaia Machine could execute. When she speaks out against the injustice, she is abducted and imprisoned in a bizarre underworld where she discovers the shocking truth behind the surrogacy trade. And so much more. The question is - what's she going to do about it? If you enjoy a dark, dystopian story filled with unpredictable plot twists, this will whet your appetite and leave you wanting more. Fortunately, there are more books in THE GAIA MACHINE series.

Astronaut Frank Borman is all alone on the moon. No ship. Nobody answering his radio calls. His spacesuit is running out of air fast, yet he doesn't know what he's doing there. Something is out there looming over him on the lunar surface. Something massive that doesn't belong. Borman shouldn't be there either — in just a few months Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin are due to touch down in the Sea of Tranquility. Meaning this is no NASA mission. But who else has the technological capability? Perhaps that sinister grouping of defence intelligence powerbrokers known as Bermuda, although Borman suspects this is a giant step too far even for them. Which only leaves the Russians. If that's true, he must have an important job to do. A job that transcends Cold War politics and space age rivalry. But everything about this is wrong. Why has he been abandoned? And why can't he remember anything?

By the year 2120, the world has changed dramatically. Few plants or animals have survived climate change and the human population has dropped to 3 billion. For those who live in the affluent northern region, life is made comfortable by an artificial intelligence called The Gaia Machine. But for people living in the southern region, life is tough. So tough, they must trade their young women as surrogates in exchange for fresh water. Ophelia Alsop, a privileged woman from the United Kingdom, and long-time conscientious objector to the surrogacy trade, takes matters into her own hands by becoming pregnant with her husband. For this, she is punished by the invisible hand of the law in a manner only The Gaia Machine could execute. When she speaks out against the injustice, she is abducted and imprisoned in a bizarre underworld where she discovers the shocking truth behind the surrogacy trade. And so much more. The question is - what's she going to do about it? If you enjoy a dark, dystopian story filled with unpredictable plot twists, this will whet your appetite and leave you wanting more. Fortunately, there are more books in THE GAIA MACHINE series.

In this “weird west” tale of grit and adventure, an eccentric bounty hunter pursues a criminal aboard an experimental space craft, bent on bringing frontier law to the stars.

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The Bones Beneath by Vanessa Fogg   Four years ago, the bones began pushing up from the earth. Fay is now seventeen, and she feels the bones’ movements more strongly each year. It’s the end of winter, but not yet the beginning of spring. Snowmelt has turned the fields to mud, and the grass is […]