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  • The Carnelian Game

    by Mary Ann Hayes
    The Carnelian Game is an adventure story written for middle grade/young adult readers. It is the story of a boy and his magic carpet competing in The Global Magic Carpet Games, along with eleven other rider/carpet teams. These teams are faced with a challenge: save a dying village in Egypt by finding and replacing the stollen carnelian agate to its rightful place; in the eye of the sphynx that has protected them for thousands of years. The Carnelian Game is not only a delightful education abou... more
  • The Stone of Athelas

    by Peter D. Godman
    Gothrin was not yet ten when he was made aware that he was no ordinary child, but the prophesied Redeemer, a sorcerer who one day would destroy the necromancer Kotor. Kotor had risen once more to destroy the land and enslave all the races, and all that stands in his way is a young man, uncertain of his powers, and uncertain how to use the magic staff endowed upon him by the prophecy. Forced to flee from Kotor’s wraiths through storm and flood, he loses Odra’s magic staff in the flooded canyon.... more
  • The Au Fae Detective Agency: The Sgian Salann

    by Peter Bryson
    In a world where mythical creatures are real, yet unseen by us normal folks, Finn runs The Au Fae Detective Agency. With Bob, the sarcastic Bobcat, along with the help of Ami, a Fae police officer, they get caught in a fresh case that isn’t as simple as it first seems. A historic knife, the Sgian Salann, is stolen from a prominent Nymph family, and Finn and the team are tasked with finding it. This leads them through the seedy underworld of the Fae and As Sidhe, with Goblins, Brownies and, of c... more
  • Troublemakers’ Ball: Part One

    by Jill Rebryna
    Jake Dee is your average private detective. Finding lost items, doing background checks, not getting himself murdered, the usual. Except he’s an independent wizard in a world of Covens that will not tolerate his existence if they ever find him out. One spring day at sunset, he sees an angel fall right in front of him. She’s everything he ever wanted in a leading lady: beautiful, cold and probably dangerous. He immediately elects himself to protect her, whether from demons who want a fight or his... more
  • The Lost Little dragon

    by Dani James
    Drake, the little dragon goes on a heartwarming adventure of self-discovery and friendship in this kids' book. Perfect for early readers and smaller kids, The Lost Little Dragon teaches about asking for help and making friends.
  • The Blue Race: A galaxy-spanning space opera.

    by Senan Mahon
    The truce between humanity and the Engus empire is finely-balanced on a knife-edge where neither side can overpower the other. Both are striving to capture ancient alien tech that will upset the apple cart. The race is on...
  • The Candlelit Tales of Mr. Snodgers

    by Salene Hill
    The Candlelit Tales of Mr. Snodgers is a collection of fictional and surreal tales of a mysterious hermit, in the highlands of the Appalachian Mountains. The tales span over a momentous period of time, and embrace the rushed thoughts of Mr. Snodgers and his life story. Most people believe that historical tales and fiction are just make believe, made up words to only grasp the minds of the next door reader. Mr. Snodgers gaze into the outlines and fabric of a person's life, and move the brain clos... more
  • Beneath the Gray Matter

    by Salene Hill
    Beneath the Gray Matter is a collection of mysteries, sci fi voyages, and surreal horror tales. Each collection keeps you captivated and on the edge of your seat. If you like to journey to the outer limits of space and historical flights, Beneath the Gray Matter can be a night cap.n
  • Steps Along Toll 277

    by Salene Hill
    Steps Along Toll 277 is a fictional tale about a rural area, and its many mysterious. The narrator is lost in a time spin of suspense, crime, and drama. There is a chance and time of history, strange beginnings, and unknown endings. Life might be greener on the other side of a certain culture line, but can be changed with the blink of an eye. The novel will have you turning pages, and not skipping one beat of the fast track. The love of adventure, travel, and spellbinding is created to enhance t... more
  • Transformer Kit: A gritty & humorous urban fantasy (Mantle Series Book 1)

    by S. T. Blake

    New York needs a hero. As usual. But is it ready for a hero as outrageously unusual as this?

    In the early 70s New York punk scene, Kitty Hampshire is still finding her own identity. But she’s certain of one thing - she always knew she was meant to be a man. Kitty learns about life from the eccentric friends she meets in NYC’s underground music scene and then has the surgery to affirm her true gender. Kitty becomes Kit Simmons, but other forces are present in the flesh grafte... more

  • The Defenders of Dembroch - Book 3 - The Widow's War

    by Patrick Harris
    Death and chaos have found their way to Dembroch. When all seemed lost, the Arx allied together to save Sir Nicholas from the King’s Killer. Many warriors were lost, but the future king was returned to the safest shores of Dembroch - as was a monster. Deep within Sir Nicholas laid the dreaded monster Necrosis. Its might is legendary, its will unstoppable. And it’s loose. Within the night, it could destroy Dembroch completely and it will only stop when the world is in ruin. So begins the... more
  • Welcome to My Planet

    by SBABS
    Take an exciting journey to a distant planet and visit some of the friendliest aliens. With cheery rhymes, an upbeat rhythm, and whimsical pictures, this book is sure to delight an audience of any age. So please, sit back, relax, and let me be the first to say, Welcome to My Planet.
  • Drinks and Sinkholes

    by S. Usher Evans
    Bev may not know who she was before she showed up in the quaint village of Pigsend five years ago, but that doesn't bother her much. She's made a tidy little life for herself as the proprietor of the Weary Dragon Inn, where the most notable event is when she makes her famous rosemary bread. But when earthquakes and sinkholes start appearing all over town, including near Bev's front door, she's got to put on her sleuthing hat to figure out what—or who—might be causing them before the entire t... more
  • LOY: In the forests of the mind

    by Todd David Gross
    The world is destroyed. Stripped of all modern technology, a small group of people survive and evolve. The Rehloy are born blind and don’t gain sight until they reach puberty. Learning of the world first through their other senses, creates such a high level of awareness in them that they border on the mystical. For a thousand years they have lived in isolation, developing a special relationship with nature. Theirs is a “spiritual” life, ethereal, in some ways divine. But the outside world is ... more
  • Gena

    by E. G. Creel
    Gena thinks her daddy's the devil, but he might be something even older. A DNA test could give Gena the answers she's looking for. But what if it exposes her secrets to the world? Should Gena trust strangers, or are some things best left to family?
  • Sunrays Among Shadows

    by H. Dawn Hunter
    The Present: After an abduction left them without memories of their childhood, Lily and Liam Howell have led a quiet life. For twenty years, they’ve avoided the topic of their disappearance, carefully tiptoeing around each other in fear of what they might expose or discover. Until Lily remembers something. Then she’s willing to do anything to recover their lost year. But there’s a reason they were made to forget.  The Past: Jasper Behrtram has a task to complete, and through the use o... more
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