Seven players from across the land of Imperium are chosen by the god of death to play what appears to be a simple game. The winner will have the chance to make one wish for anything or anyone—dead or alive.Although the players appear to be strangers, a closer look reveals that the slave, the politician, the executioner, the wise woman, two disgraced gods, and a young girl are linked together by both blood and circumstance. As the tension in the game increases with alarming speed, the players’ perception of reality begins to warp, and with it comes the question: What is each one truly willing to endure to satisfy their greed?Trigger warning:Contains graphic violence, emotional abuse, and horror elements.

A deadly bargain. A cursed prince. One kiss could break everything. When Evonna strikes a blood bargain to find her missing brother, she’s given a single impossible task:Kill Prince Alaistar of Darkhar by the full moon… or forfeit her own life.They call him the Frog Prince. A monster in a silver mask. A ruthless general bound to the sea. Every story whispers that he’s cold-blooded and cruel. But the man Evonna meets inside the storm-drenched fortress is nothing like the legend. Alaistar is distant, yes. But he's also brilliant, haunted, and capable of a compassion that cuts straight through her anger. Each encounter chips away at her resolve, until she can no longer tell if she’s meant to kill him…or if she’s already lost her heart.Now, with traitor threatening and her deadline looming, Evonna must make an impossible choice.Sacrifice him to save herself and her brother…Or sacrifice herself for love.Prince of Frogs is a Frog Prince–inspired romantasy perfect for fans of clean fantasy romance, enemies-to-lovers tension, cursed princes, and magical fairy-tale retellings—with slow-burn romance, dangerous bargains, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

A Forgotten Princess. Princess Ari lives a solitary existence in the wintery north, surrounded by snow and silence and the achievements of her four older brothers.A Handsome King.But when a mysterious visitor disrupts everything, Ari is presented with a stark choice--all she’s ever known, or an exciting new life by his side.A Nation Balancing on a Dagger’s Edge…She flings herself into the unfamiliar, but not everything is as it seems in the glittering capital.Rebellion simmers. War looms. And enemies Ari doesn’t know she has are much closer than she can imagine.The Battle for Leiria begins in A Poison Vial.

A brutal and fast paced debut, introducing a new and distinct voice in dark fantasy.The gods are gone. Magic is lost. Vengeance is nigh.There is death in the north; entire settlements slaughtered in the night by unknown hands. But dead things do not rest. Mages and scholars from across Breitho search for answers, to no avail. The church clings to a whispered prophecy to bring back the gods and end the horrors in the dark.But none of them understands what is truly at stake.In her tiny village, Sarah Brandt has her own problems. She has witnessed her friend’s murder and is now running for her life.Her frantic escape takes her to a circle of Druid stones, where something ancient and powerful is waiting in the darkness. When she encounters the burning presence within the stones, Sarah’s world changes forever.Now it isn’t just justice she seeks, but salvation.Not for herself, but for all humankind.

Magic. Artisan. Combat. Crafter. Epic. These are the Fates that define us. And the Fates we sell to survive.Atlas: a sprawling city governed by four Great Houses more powerful than kings, where Fates are bought and sold, and Fateweavers trade in futures. In the fog-drenched streets of the Narrows, three friends are bound by a terrible truth, and the loss of one of their own. Zuri, a fateless girl with a talent for cons and nothing to lose.Tryder, a charismatic thief willing to die for his sister.Jarek, a gifted fighter hunting a mysterious killer.Their search for answers uncovers a secret war that has been brewing for centuries, where kidnappings and murder point to a group of fanatics desperate for the return of a long dead king. But when their game of intrigue draws the attention of the rumored House of Midnight, the trio from the slums must learn a single truth to survive.There is no House of Midnight.

“Action-packed …. Rice's writing is solid and the premise intriguing.”--Publishers Weekly (re A Quest of Heroes)“I await each release by this author eagerly and have never been disappointed!”--Book Reviewer (Wish)?????KEEPER OF FATE is the first book in an enthralling new romantasy series by USA Today bestseller Morgan Rice, whose books have over 10,000 five-star ratings.A millennium ago, an ancient library housing all of the world’s magic was scattered into a thousand hidden repositories to keep a great evil from seizing it, and a prophecy was born: only the Chosen One would find them.On his 18th birthday, street smart orphan Xander Ashwood finds a doorway he’s never seen before. Inside, he learns that he is not who he thinks is.As Xander quests after the repositories, he soon learns he’s not the only one.Xander joins forces with the charming smuggler Rosalind, catching the attention of the noble daughter Alessia of House Veyr.As Xander pursues magic, prophecy, and new romance, one thing remains unclear: is he the Chosen One? Or is it the villain destined to rise against him?Magic and destiny collide with heart-pounding action and spellbinding romance in this romantasy series that will captivate your heart and imagination.Future books in the series are available!“Loved it. Kept me on my toes like the whole time. It made me want to keep reading even when I was supposed to be sleeping.”--Book Reviewer (Wish)?????“The beginnings of something remarkable are there.”--San Francisco Book Review (re A Quest of Heroes)“Has all the ingredients for an instant success: plots, counterplots, mystery, valiant knights, and blossoming relationships replete with broken hearts, deception and betrayal. It will keep you entertained for hours, and will satisfy all ages. Recommended for the permanent library of all fantasy readers.”--Books and Movie Reviews, Roberto Mattos (re The Sorcerer’s Ring)