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Dickensen Academy

by Christine Grabowski

Dickensen Academy isn’t a typical boarding school. The faculty is hiding an unbelievable secret within their fine arts program. When Autumn Mattison receives an invitation to attend the high school, she yearns for the chance to escape her overbearing father yet remains reluctant to leave her mother and brother. But her doubts fade away when a vivid dream convinces her she belongs there. Away from home, Autumn discovers a unique school environment that awakens her creative potential, and her n... more

Shadow Play: A Dark Fantasy Novel (The Fae Games Book 1)

by Jill Ramsower

They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger—if that's the case, I better be badass by the time this is over. After two years at a dead-end job, Rebecca Peterson finally walks away from everything she knows to follow her dreams in Ireland. Instead of dreams, the dreary streets of Belfast rekindle her terrifying nightmares, and this time they aren't confined to her imagination. Twisted and vicious, Faeries are being unleashed on Earth to prey upon humans, who are unaware of the vile crea... more

Wolf of the tesseract

by Christopher D. Schmitz

While investigating a series of strange murders in her neighborhood, college student Claire Jones is kidnapped by a handsome werewolf who claims he's rescuing her from the clutches of an evil sorcerer. But she can't run forever and if Claire and her companion can't reclaim an arcane artifact to end the warlock's reign of terror, he will unleash the dark god Sh'logath's cataclysmic power upon the universe, shattering dimensional barriers, and devouring all reality.

A Girl with a Bow

by Kimberly Moore

When a young hero is thrust into a nefarious plot, she must risk her life or have her secret exposed. Seventeen-year-old Petunia is shy, awkward, and insecure. She’s also a hero – by accident. When she unwittingly kills a baby dragon, she saves her caravan and the nearby city from the creature. Now, everyone hails her as a hero, and she feels like a fraud. When tragedy soon strikes the city, everyone turns to Petunia, their hero, to solve the problem. Petunia sets out on a journey to solve th... more

Old roleplay stories & fiction: - unpaid prose of a mediocre gamer -

by Andrè M. Pietroschek

A collection of revised short-stories inspired by fantasy roleplaying in several genres. Some contextual bonus poetry added, too.

Genesis

by J.M. Grant

Tess is dying and her family will do anything to save her. There’s one treatment left, and legal or not, she’ll take it. Tess fights despair until encountering a strange guy on the bus. He's anything but normal and lives without restraint, which makes her laugh … and hope. But it’s not that simple. Tess has more questions than answers about his plans. When an unknown enemy brings destruction and death to her home and loved ones, Tess learns her life is a lie. Doubting her friends and unsure w... more

Migon

by PC Keeler

“There’s nothing wrong with being one of the bright spots.” Gyndri was born a human boy. But now he's one of the brightest spots of all. He's a Migon - a miniature dragon created to help humanity survive. His life changed completely when a dragon's attack ripped him from his loving family and set him on a new and frightening path. Along with his human companion, Piet, Gyndri is now tasked with finding out two things. First, where he came from and who he wants to be. Second, the cause of th... more

Words And Pictures

by Jerry Sierra

Words and Pictures is a fantasy art book with monsters and robots and Xenomorphs and alternate realities with Ellen Ripley and Silent Bob and rocket ships and maybe even a Borg/human drone or two.

Medal Star

by Z. R. Mitchell

When all the intelligent beings of the universe collectively reached their mental apex, their minds were projected onto another plane of reality known as the Canvas, a world that appeared as if the very fabric of its existence was painted. For those that wished to return to their waking lives and rise from their shared coma, the only solution was to find the Medal Star.

In the Shadow of the House of God

by Jeffrey G. Roberts

Hatred has run amuck in our civilization. Blood is being shed planet-wide, as mutual animosities, suspicions and antagonisms between the 34,000 religions on Earth threatens to erupt into Armageddon. And this is where the devil devises an insidious plan to take advantage of all man’s hate, once and for all. He makes a wager with God: “I believe humanity is basically vulgar, vicious, and filled with wondrous hatreds. I’ll wager, if you pluck one representative of every religion on Earth, and place... more

Undead

by Vadim Kucherenko

The characters of the “Undead” poem are forest- and water-spirits, undines, home-spirits and other representatives of nature spirits, as well as witches, humans and even the Bible characters. In a poetic form the author is mediating on the question if humans are really the kings of nature or they have willfully usurped this title without understanding that they are just a part of the universe. The poem has an original plot full of the unexpected explanations of certain well-known facts; the nar... more

Serpent Game: Slave to the Shadows

by Sean M. Hollows

A bullet severed him from the public eye. One man fights to right his previous life. Gyone Irensho, an infamous contract killer who worked the bristling wilds of Crygor City, loses his life, only to be reanimated from his six-foot slumber. His benefactor harnesses an unspeakable evil at his whim, all in favor of his battle against the Shadows that he, himself, has learned to control. As they say, fight fire with fire. Upon being greeted with another contract, Gyone has a kneejerk change... more

Supermundane Adaption

by Debbie Zain

After giving birth to a beautiful son, artist Olivia Croft is told he’s a magical being sent to save their true home, Omnipion and that she is a sage who agreed pre-life to train him to fight an evil being known as the Corrupter whose threatening to destroy their world.

Unable to remember or even relate to this inconceivable truth now she’s a fully assimilated human with nothing more than the power of a mothers love, she vows to fight against Omnipion, and her p... more

Aftermath: Hathe Book Three

by Mary Brock Jones

War or Peace. It doesn't matter. There is always an enemy. Jacquel des Trurains, acclaimed hero of the resistance, has been charged with overseeing the restoration of Hathe after the Terran occupation. But it won’t be easy. Years of oppression have left their mark on every dirtsider who stayed behind. And what of the Hathians who fled to the moon? The greed of a few for the sparkling jewel of the colonial worlds could destroy everything when they return. So, Jacquel’s bosses decide he nee... more

The Golden City (The Brighton Duology Book 2)

by Liz Long

The highly anticipated follow up to USA Today Bestselling author Liz Long’s The Blood King.

Down with the Blood King.

Reina Torres and Princess Helena just barely managed to escape the city of Brighton, thanks to the rebels. They now find themselves at the heart of the revolution, planning missions and infiltrating Brighton’s network. An enraged King Magnus doesn’t just want Reina and the rebels to pay, b... more

THE WALL: Volume One - Guardian's Redemption

by Jewel Hart

Volume One - Guardian's Redemption Joey Gunns an ex. UN special forces mercenary, reluctantly takes an assignment doing muscle work for the POTUS. A series of unfortunate events unfold leaving Gunns to choose between his beloved band of brothers, his moral conscience, or his own ambitions. Which one will he choose?.... Read volume one to find out

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