Red-Line: The Shift

Between the shelves of a quaint bookstore, Sarah Randolph’s ordinary life is about to be rewritten.
Haunted by sleepless nights and the recent loss of her mother, Sarah has no idea she stands at the threshold of an extraordinary transformation—or that the mysterious stranger who keeps appearing has been assigned to protect her.

John Ramsey is a Protector with a troubled past and a dangerous mission: to guide Sarah through her imminent “Shift” without revealing too much of the hidden world that exists alongside humanity. But Sarah is no ordinary human. As possibly the last female “Red-Line” Shifter—a nearly extinct bloodline—she possesses abilities that haven’t been seen in over sixty years, making her invaluable to the Council of elders who govern their kind. As Sarah’s transformation accelerates, powerful forces conspire from the shadows. While two elderly Council members plot her death, another watches Ramsey’s every move.

When unexpected feelings develop between Sarah and her protector, the stakes become even higher when a powerful enemy threatens to unravel their growing connection and make Sarah his own. With time running out and the enemy closing in, Sarah must embrace her extraordinary heritage or risk becoming another casualty in a battle between good and evil that’s about to reach its breaking point.

In Red-Line: The Shift, the first book of J. T. Bishop’s captivating trilogy, readers are taken on a thrilling journey filled with suspense, romance, and unexpected twists. With elements of light sci-fi, urban fantasy, and paranormal romance, this page-turner will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page.

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The Castle of 1,000 Doors

Perfect for fans of Ready Player One, Ender’s Game, and Dungeon Crawler Carl!

King Crow isn’t having a very good day. The Empire’s most famous athlete suddenly finds himself convicted of treason and sentenced to the Hunt, an annual event where the city’s most undesirable prisoners are sent into a dungeon filled with treasure, magic, and… bloodthirsty monsters.

Crow didn’t commit the crime, so why is he in the dungeon? Who set him up? And why—for the love of god—is his only weapon a fast-talking, sapient, electromagnetically charged potato named Spud?

Join King Crow and Spud in the first book of a new fantasy / sci-fi series as they attempt to survive the dungeon of Toroth-Gol.

Jack Bloodfist: Fixer

Jack Bloodfist fixes things. That’s what his card says, anyway…

When the orcs and goblins of Summervale, Virginia need something done they call Jack.

He’s the one who convinces the local PD to ignore any orcish violence. The guy who makes sure the goblins aren’t evicted whenever they do something decidedly goblin.

He also does the little things that no one else is willing to do. Like handing keys over whenever a prodigal son returns, or identifying the body of said prodigal.

He’s always believed himself capable of fixing any issue his extended family needs fixed, even those they create for themselves, but when a powerful paladin comes to town and starts killing orcs, Jack may be out of his depth.

With the help of a drow detective, a reporter that is more than she seems, and a wizard with plans of his own, Jack hopes to, if not fix the problem, at least make sure it doesn’t get worse.

That’s when the paladin’s angry god shows up with a whole army of holy knights.

All in a day’s work.

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Sword of the Fallen

– From Kindle Storyteller Award Winner G J Ogden –

A dragon’s heart can forge empires or reduce them to ash.

Sir Torin Cadwell is caught between blood and duty. He’s a Knight-Captain of the Watch, and the tyrant king’s illegitimate son. Haunted by a cursed lineage and bound to a generations-old feud with Kyhrax, the most feared dragon in all of Westskyr, Torin walks a dangerous line between hero and heir.

For centuries, the city of Dun Morlaig has been shielded by the Breath, a magical barrier powered by the crystallized heart of Astreya, the Great Mother dragon. But when a sacred sword is stolen, the barrier falters and ancient enemies return.

As monstrous Koblyn and dragon-worshipping cultists flood the realm, Torin defies the king and joins forces with Ruxandra Elyr, a fierce ranger of the Green Bow. Their quest to recover the sword becomes a race against time as Kyhrax awakens, and the fire of his vengeance threatens to consume all seven realms.

Blending royal intrigue, legendary weapons, and fire-breathing wrath, Sword of the Fallen is perfect for fans of Brandon Sanderson and John Gwynne. Embark on your next epic fantasy adventure today.

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Dream Ghoul

Wicked witches. Murder. Mystery.
The ghosts of past school years are haunting Vega. Literally.

As a teacher at the most prestigious magical boarding school for witches, Ms. Vega Bloodmire is ready to finish up summer school classes and prepare for the start of the new school year. When her dreams are unexpectedly disturbed by a vision of a dead student, she wonders if there is more going on than guilt from her subconscious mind and she might be haunted by a ghost. As if being a ghoul with a craving for corpse flesh isn’t bad enough, Vega fears she might have another unforgivable proclivity that she will have to hide from the world.

When she learns other teachers are being haunted in their sleep as well, she doesn’t know if something has made the school ghosts restless or something else might be amiss. After the first staff member dies, she realizes these ghostly phantoms aren’t what they seem.

As the most brilliant teacher on staff, and the only one with experience uncovering mysterious foes, it’s up to Vega to solve the staff’s spectral problem before students arrive for the start of the school year. Can Vega discover who is behind these hauntings and why—before someone else dies?

This book starts with Vega Bloodmire’s life before working at Womby’s School for Wayward Witches when she was a new and inexperienced teacher at Lady of the Lake School for Girls. Dream Ghoul is the 15th book—a novella/short novel—in the series of mysteries. The book takes place at a magical academy, but these whodunnits are fine to be read in any order.

Clean, cozy, no sex or swearing, PG 13—perfectly fine for teens or grandmas who like mysteries with magic.
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