Girl meets dragon. Girl works to befriend dragon. A large, red, dangerous dragon.Raven Alby will have to train her new ride and save the dragon’s life or die trying.Mix in starting at Fowler Academy as a first year, becoming a stronger mage and oh... people disappearing. It's all adding up to typical teenager stuff for a young mage.First lesson Raven will learn? Don’t ever let anything come between a girl and her dragon.Scroll back to the top and click BUY NOW to start the adventure with Warmage: Unexpected!

Two oppositesOne shared goalProtect the princessWhen kind-hearted Jaxon’s path collides with the free-spirted Quinn, they soon realize working together might be the only way to protect the princess from an evil spreading across the kingdom.As danger closes in on them, the kingdom’s long-buried secrets unravel. Jaxon and Quinn begin to realize the evil they’re facing is more powerful than they ever could have imagined. And it’s not just the princess who needs saving—it’s the world as they know it. "An appealing beginning to what promises to be a memorable fantasy saga." — Kirkus Reviews“Geraci knows how to utilize timing and twists to craft an exhilarating journey filled with magic, mystery, and adventure from cover to cover... beautifully balancing accessible fantasy themes and elements with a keen sense of character and relationships at the heart of the drama.” - Readers' Favorite Five Stars“Geraci’s epic fantasy distinguishes itself from a crowded pack through a one-of-its-kind magic system, with just enough court politics to intrigue older readers.” - The Booklife Prize

Ivy Hale does NOT believe in enchantment.So when her editor sends her to the village of Whimble-in-the-Vale to write a smart, sassy article about its rumored magic, she expects to mock the locals, file her story, and head straight back to London.Except, there does seem to be something strange going on in Whimble. The mailman “reads” each letter by its smell. The innkeeper, Mr. Dinkins, has a teapot with opinions. The seamstress makes clothes that fit perfectly without taking measurements. There’s a villager who fixes mechanical things by gauging their moods. And there’s a bossy goose named Matilda who waddles about the village like she owns it — and the villagers largely agree that she does.And what is it about Arthur Pym, the librarian? He’s attractive in a bookish kind of way, and he’s quite unfazed by Ivy’s skepticism. With his gentle humor, ink-smudged fingers, and quiet strength, Arthur makes Ivy feel something she hasn’t felt in years: attraction.Like others in the village, he has his own special talent—he pulls the exact right word out of the air as easily as if he looked it up in a dictionary.As Ivy digs into the village’s little mysteries—glowing lanterns, odd weather patterns, and a well that’s fed by a mysterious spring in the forest—she begins to wonder if there’s more to Whimble-in-the-Vale than cozy cottages and quirky characters.But just as Ivy starts to feel at home, her ex-boyfriend Harry Vance arrives from London. Charming, confident, and utterly dismissive of village life, Harry wants to rekindle their romance. It’s a tempting path back to the city—and to the fast-paced lifestyle she used to crave.Now Ivy must choose: return to the world she knows, or stay in a place that feels quietly, irrationally, impossibly, like it’s been touched by magic.Set in a village full of warmth, whimsy, and the gentlest touch of enchantment, this cozy fantasy novel is perfect for fans of slow-burn romance, soft magic, and small towns that feel like home.If you've ever wanted Legends & Lattes to meet The Vicar of Dibley, with a goose in a starring role—you'll feel right at home in Whimble-in-the-Vale.Expect:. A goose who doesn't talk—but definitely makes herself heard. A slow-burn love story between a skeptical outsider and a quiet librarian. Light, ambient magic tucked between teacups and book stacks. A village full of odd charm, whispered secrets, and the best scones in England. A heartwarming journey of belonging, wonder, and letting goPour a cup of tea, open your heart, and take a stroll through Whimble-in-the-Vale — where the stars sparkle brighter, and even the skeptics start to believe in enchantment.