The Year of the Dark Spring is a work of fiction in the dark fantasy, pseudo-historical fiction, and adventure anthology subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Lewis A. D'Ambra. In this immersive and interesting primer...

The Life of Fire is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Panagiotis Dimitriou. In this riveting tale filled with imagination and wonder, we...

The Journal is a work of fiction in the cozy mystery, suspense, and historical fiction subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult and young adult reading audiences and was penned by author Josh Hawk. In this intriguing mystery novel that’s sure to keep you...

Eliza F. Tilton’s fantasy novel, The Never Rift, contains a fight for love and survival. Azalea has a life of luxury and ease in Oasis. Doted on by Acaden and Lark, she never expected Orion to appear. Orion left her thirty years ago to fight...

The Scoundrel's Blade is a work in the epic dark fantasy and adventure subgenres, and it forms the first novel of the Chronicles of an Outcast series. It is best suited to a mature reading audience owing to some scenes of violence and sexual violence....

The Waxing Moon by Barry S. Markwick is the first installment in The Areekyan Chronicles epic fantasy series. The story follows Juk Thri, a captain of the 1st Regiment who has fought for peace in Areekya for years. After a particularly nasty battle, the ruthless...

Tides of the Sovereign (Book One of The Lost Wells Trilogy) by Kate Gateley follows Julia Harrison, a magic bearer who has just lost her grandmother. She is dealing not only with her grief but a feeling of being disconnected from her magic. Her whole...

The magic continues in The Madigan Chronicles series by Marieke Lexmond, who has delivered book four in The Cup. Lexmond has a flair for cinematic landscape no matter what world[s] the characters inhabit. The Cup traverses London, Boston, New Orleans, the land of Fairy, and...

The Code is an outstanding horror story written by J.R. Klein. At Graebner College in Covington, Vermont, Nick and Kate found a secret passage under an old library building. They decide to see where the passage leads and come upon an altar chamber. It is...

Thaddeus of Beewicke by Louis Sauvain is a fantasy adventure that forms the first book in The College of Sorcerers Trilogy. It is intended for young adults but can be thoroughly enjoyed by mature middle-grade and adult audiences too. Thaddeus is a young lad coming...