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"Honestly, one of the best book series I have ever read! ... It has actually blown my mind."

Proto wakes up in the misty halls of the palace of Somnus, the Lord of Dreams. Why is he there? Who knows? But as long as he’s there, he’s been given a job—to visit sleeping people’s dreams and try to make sure they turn out properly. By guiding dreams to the right conclusions, Somnus and his crew of dream visitors help keep the world from going off the rails.

During his adventures as a dream visitor, Proto fails, makes a fool of himself, and—against all odds—makes friends too. And maybe more than friends . . . ? It’s hard to tell. There’s something off in how people here are looking at him. There’s something he’s not understanding.

And there are other things none of them understand—for instance, the ominous reddening of the skies and streaking lights that keep appearing in the dreams they visit. What’s coming for them? What’s coming for the world?

Felicity is a weapon trained to expose secrets, slit throats, and weaken realms. A fae orphan raised among humans, she’s loyal to the guild who trained her. She needs to complete one final mission to be inducted among those who call themselves Master Spy.

Ordered to uncover the rebel informants within the king’s court, she finds herself amidst the gossip acting as the rakish prince’s latest conquest. When her guild returns memories she hadn't known they'd stolen, she questions her reality. But there are more interesting whispers of a dark curse that blurred identities and truths—and hints that the royal family may be the cause.

Forced to question who the real traitors are, she must choose where her loyalty lies. Felicity could align with the prince, who equally frustrates and entices her more than she cares to admit, ignore the king’s cruelty, and claim the title she’s long coveted. Or damn it all and ally with the ward, a possible rebel who won’t, or can’t, speak of his past. If she trusts him, then they’ll dismantle the kingdom from the inside…and save the continent in the process.

Every weapon has a weakness. It’s not just her neck on the line—it’s her heart.

A Nameless Curse will appeal to fans of Danielle L. Jensen’s Bridge Kingdom, Hannah Whitten’s For the Wolf, and sweeping Fae worlds. It features a slow-burn romance, only one bed, found family, and other beloved tropes. It’s book one of the Realms Curse Duology with the conclusion coming in September 13, 2024

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Now a complete trilogy!

An infamous relic hunter. A legendary dragon. The journey of a lifetime.

Teetering on the edge of death, Twillo confronts a ferocious red wolf, demise only moments away.

As his world darkens, an enigmatic voice extends a last-minute reprieve.

Do you agree to bind souls?

The voice emanates from a forgotten dragon, hidden from the world for ages.

By accepting to soulbind, Twillo intertwines his fate with the dragon's, plunging into a future riddled with strife.

Tasked with mastering the outlawed magic of dragonessence, he embarks on a quest for knowledge across the Four Kingdoms of Sagaland, relying on skill, serendipity, and divine intervention.

Nevertheless, Twillo's survival is far from guaranteed. With the world's destiny teetering on a knife's edge, the responsibility falls upon a cryptic relic hunter turned improbable savior...

A legacy of triumph lies ahead, but at what price?

About the series: Embark on this dragon cultivation saga by Harmon Cooper, Amazon bestselling author of Pilgrim, War Priest, and Cowboy Necromancer. Set in a world that blends Norse history with Japanese mythology, The World According to Dragons is an epic progression fantasy series with a unique magic system inspired by Hunter X Hunter, Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones, and action-adventure RPGs. Now available in audio narrated by Wayne Mitchell and produced by Tantor Media.

Praise for The World According to Dragons:

"The World According to Dragons is what happens when you take the premise of a coming-of-age dragon rider story and replace the 15-year-old farmer boy with Indiana Jones if he were an elf. Of course you should read it!" - Caerulex, author of The Menocht Loop

“The first thing to hit home in The World According to Dragons is the sublime world building. The Sagaland is a place rich with history, culture, magical relics, and power. Determined, cunning and brave, Twillo navigates the perils of this land on the outskirts of society with care and finesse. A truly wonderful book, and the start of an exciting series. Such a shame I must now wait for the next installment.” - Kevin Sinclair, author of the Creation’s Bane Series

"If you want a fusion of epic fantasy and Indiana Jones, with cultivation themes, then this book is definitely for you." - Samuel Hinton, author of Soul Relic.

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Written like it's a script from a video game, a manga and RPG inspired story, follows the events leading up to the first major prophecy. Our heroes, a seven year old Sacred Dancer, a swordsman that despises titles, a warrior with the ability to control the land, a blind archer and the classic white mage try to find a way back to Earth after being transported by a mysterious power. Yet, something doesn't want them to.

They encounter foes that wield unimaginable power, battle elemental Guardians and even compete in a race where people die, this fun fantasy filled adventure isn't exactly what they thought it would be!

Will our newly formed heroes find a way home? Will they become the best guild? Will they survive in the harsh lands of Rostical? Read to find out!

A lord forsaken by the gods. A kingdom on the brink of war.
A mysterious woman with the power to save them both.

As the Kingdom of Alekka teeters on the brink of chaos, ancient rivalries ignite, and a vengeful dreamer plots from the shadows...

Trapped in a small village with two young children, Alys de Sant is oblivious to the rising danger. Winters have been brutal, and her husband has grown violent. Fearing for her safety, she hides away supplies, preparing for the escape she must make. Soon.

Reinar Vilander is acutely aware of the king’s precarious position, for his fortress guards the bridge to Alekka’s capital. Desperate to shore up his ailing defenses, he takes to sea looking for slaves to sell, hoping to earn the silver to tempt more warriors to join him. Instead, he finds Alys – a mysterious woman who holds a secret so dark, she fears that revealing it will get her killed.

Though as the king’s enemies close in and those she loves are threatened, will Alys have the courage to confront her past?

And if she reveals her secret and helps Reinar, will he ever let her go...

Eye of the Wolf is the first book in the thrilling six-part epic fantasy series, The Lords of Alekka. Embark on an epic adventure of swords and sorcery, love and betrayal, where warriors are tested, friendships are forged, and even the gods are forced to enter the fray.

What readers are saying:

? ? ? ? ? ‘I couldn’t put it down. A brilliant epic fantasy that keeps you gripped to the end.’

? ? ? ? ? ‘What an imagination! Electric from the first page to the last!’

? ? ? ? ? ‘There are battles, dreamers, adventures & magic. Everything one could want.’

? ? ? ? ? ‘A.E. Rayne is an epic storyteller and I adore this world she has created.’

? ? ? ? ? ‘Exciting read! This epic fantasy is a great place to disappear into.’

? ? ? ? ? ‘Finally...an ending worth reading.’

? ? ? ? ? ‘I haven’t been caught up so much in a story for ages. Rich in emotions and vividly described action, enthralling, exciting!’

? ? ? ? ? ‘A great fantasy adventure you won’t want to end.’

? ? ? ? ? ‘There is so much adventure, magic, romance. I feel like I am a part of it all!’

? ? ? ? ? ‘Incredible from start to finish... Beautiful and heart-wrenching!’

Note: This book contains adult themes and mature content
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