Hell is not what you think ... It’s bone-chilling.Gabe is a good guy making the best of eternity in a place not known for its hospitality — until he is recruited by Judas Iscariot (yes, that Judas) to join a sect of double agents dedicated to sabotaging the mayhem being released on Earth.Armed with a skill set of irritating quips and zero knowledge of the modern world, Gabe must figure out how to work with his beautiful, tough-as-nails partner without botching the mission or revealing his true identity... or facing the wrath of Hell will be the least of his worries.If you love sarcastic heroes, dark humor, and fast-paced supernatural thrillers, The Nine will have you flipping pages faster than a demon forging a contract. Winner of the Colorado Indie Author Project award for Adult Fiction! “A wickedly fun blend of action, humor, and the unexpected. Fans of Jim Butcher and Kevin Hearne will eat this up!” “A refreshing take on Hell—bureaucratic nightmares, supernatural sabotage, and characters you can’t get enough of.” “Snarky, smart, and seriously addicting.”The Judas Files series is complete—dive into Book One today and discover why readers can’t stop raving about The Nine!

From slave, to soldier, to king…that is Fletcher Rush. The man who craves more than just his freedom; he wants to see the cities of his enemies stained in blood. It won’t be enough until every last human is free, and those who shackled them in chains have been brought to their knees. For centuries, humans have been enslaved, and hope has long since vanished. But that all changes. The fire that has lain dormant is rekindled, and humans quickly rally behind Fletcher. Finding a purpose greater than their lives, no battle is impossible. Humans will reclaim their former glory, and the planet Affer shall once again fear them. Fear can keep a species enslaved…but it can also bring a planet to its knees.

Some worlds survive because no one knows they exist.After centuries of secrecy, the woodfolk choose to step beyond their boundaries and face a feudal, sorcerer-ruled world that barely understands them—and is quick to judge what it does not know.When violence erupts, their first contact with outsiders threatens their very existence. For Midnight, a deaf forest guardian powerful in magic but uncertain of himself, the danger is personal. To protect his people, he must navigate hostile courts and a world that rarely slows down enough for him to belong.An epic fantasy adventure and a tale of identity and courage, WOODFOLK is the first book in the Trials of Midnight series by Jennifer Ealey.

SHORTLISTED: Aurealis Awards 2023 Best Fantasy Novel WINNER: Queer Indie Awards 2023 Best Debut NovelA bond she didn’t choose.A love she can’t escape.A creature so powerful it bends the limits of time…Smart, sassy, and sanguine, Des Mildue is a traveling sellsword in Rescalin, a dry and dusty kingdom full of rogues, opportunists, and thieves. She keeps her nose clean, brazens it out with a blade when she can’t, and keeps others at arm’s length where they can’t mess up her plans.That is, until a sword fight gone wrong leaves her tied by blood to the first dragon hatched in centuries. Suddenly, Des has to contend with a new voice in her head: haughty, willful Esquidamelion. Des wants to leave Squid by the roadside, but the blood bond has other ideas.With half the world on their tail - including Liv, her beautiful, faithless ex who Des is definitely over - Des must search for answers for why so many are willing to kill, maim and torture to get their hands on Squid. But she’s beginning to suspect her blood bond has tied her not only to a dragon, but to a fight for Rescalin’s future……and no one else even knows it’s at risk.If you like the kind of story that grabs you by the shirtfront and hauls you through mystery, magic, adventure and betrayal, with a side of sapphic romance, pick up The Blood-Born Dragon, first in a new trilogy from debut author J.C. Rycroft.

He’s going to save the kingdom. But first he must save the life of a dead man.Someone is killing the king’s healers—a sure sign that an assassination is planned. Hamal is the least likely hero, but he is the only healer in history who thinks raising the dead is easy.Explore a unique fantasy world where powerful gifts live side by side: flamemakers, weathermakers, growers, artists, jewelers, seers, alchemists...and healers, like Hamal. This is a clean, hope-filled fantasy suitable for adults, families, and readers ages 10+.“Hope prevails in this fantastic world of mystery and intrigue.”— Jane and Steve Lambert, Five in a Row curriculum“No library should be devoid of Hamal or his humble, healing hands.”— Amanda Allpress, Teen Services Librarian“Absolutely love this book. From the 1st chapter to the last this story is interesting and captivating. I’m currently reading it for the 2nd time.”— Amazon reviewer“Incredible, incredible book.”— Amazon reviewer

Arthurian tradition has followed two distinct paths. Medieval romance depicts the spectacular capital of Camelot and a land of armored knights, jousts, and fantastical adventures. More recent researchers have focused on identifying the real King Arthur, if such a person existed, in the early days of the Dark Ages. Dark Age Monarch: The Reign of King Arthur blends the two strands together in an inventive re-telling that maintains elements of the traditional tale but set in a historical perspective—with a bit of magic thrown into the mix.Following the Roman exodus in the early 5th Century, Britain was fractured into petty fiefdoms that left the island vulnerable to foreign invaders. At a point where it appeared the Angles and Saxons would erase the British heritage, Arthur emerged as both a King and the Leader of Battles. His reign unified the land and preserved the Britons' way of life long enough to be remembered throughout history.