Humanity and the world are on the brink of collapse when a virus and supernatural powers ravage Earth in The Lords of the Dead by Theodore Hodges and Michael Waitz. Protagonist Thomas Beckett fights alongside comrades to stave off genetically enhanced mutants called Neoliths while...

Island of Dreams is a dystopian sci-fi/fantasy by Emily-Jane Hills Orford. Rosalind Melodious Bell is a celebrated concert pianist on the Caribbean cruise, The Royal Blue, on its way to Puerto Rico with her aunt. But disaster strikes when the ship sails through the Bermuda...

The Wayward Mage is a work of fiction in the fantasy, adventure, and romantic comedy subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and forms the first novel of The Adventures of Jack Wartnose low fantasy series. Penned by author A.S. Norris,...

Two Moons of Merth by Ruth C. Mitchell is an epic fantasy novel that tells the story of the Karda family. The narrative is rich with themes of joy, tragedy, and feminine power. The protagonist, Aadya, is a determined and resourceful character who always strives...

Eleanor believed that her unusual childhood memories were nothing more than the work of an overactive imagination that she set aside as she grew older. But when her grandmother passes on and bequeaths some of her most prized possessions to Eleanor, she understands that she...

The Yewberry Way: Book I – Prayer is a work of fiction in the dystopia, interpersonal drama, and science fiction subgenres. It is best suited to the mature adult reading audience owing to scenes of violence and dark themes. Penned by author Jack Gist, this...

Tales of the Beautifully Dark: Volume One is written and illustrated by Marc R. Micciola. Umochibu people are sacrificed in a blasphemous effort to vanquish a disease that has spread. Princess Akua is angry over so much death, including the loss of the Emperor. The...

The Witch Whisperer is a portal fantasy romance novel by Barb DeLong. Born in an overachieving Elite witch family, Willow Gladstone's powers, for reasons unknown, have yet to manifest fully, leaving her magic broken. Rather than risking staying and seeing incarceration at Haven, Willow agrees...

The Girl in the White Cape is a whimsical fantasy novel by Barbara Sapienza. Raised by Father Al as an orphan, fifteen-year-old Elena grew up living in the attic room of the Russian Church, Our Lady of Sorrow, in San Francisco. Unlike other teenagers her...

Christopher St. John's War Bunny Chronicles and book two, Summerday, offer the series' progression in a vivid depiction of a dystopian future in which humans are wiped out and have been supplanted by animals. Situated in the Million Acre Wood, the novel unfolds against the...