Raysha will do whatever it takes to fix her broken soul. Even if it means venturing into the unknown with nothing but her brother, an enchanted water bottle, and her fierce determination.

The only one without the ability to cultivate aeon from the world, Raysha has been ostracized her whole life for her weakness. In a world where true masters of aeon have slaughtered gods, Raysha's future in her village is limited to babysitting pre-Awakened children.

Desperate for a chance to prove her worth, she leaps at the chance to join her brother at the Academy, where he believes they can find a cure for her soul. It will only take the crystalised heart of an ancient spirit, lost to the world thousands of years ago.

Armed with an enchanted water bottle and a stubborn attitude, Raysha sets out to prove that she is more than just a second-rate outcast.

Read if you like:

A strong female lead with slow-burn pacing
Genuine and positive sibling bonds
A larger-than-life mentor
Hard magic systems
Discrete stages of advancement
A mix of slice-of-life, travel, and training
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Magick turns men into gods. Men were not born to be gods.

Krael was no ordinary barbarian. Born in the savage north, his people were more animal than human. His fangs and terrifying stature always kept him from fitting in with civilized humanity. To most, Krael was just a monster. But a select few knew him for his true talents. Those select few called him the Wizard Slayer.

When rumors of a rogue sorcerer reach the king of Saidal’s ears, he enlists Krael to bring him to justice. But Krael is no mere bounty hunter. The Wizard Slayer’s crusade against magic is a personal one. Though the king wished to keep the sorcerer alive, Krael has more fatal plans in store...

Battling those who use magic is never easy. It is even more difficult when corrupt nobility seeks to coerce you. Yet Krael will not bend the knee. By blood and steel, he will continue to fight for what he believes in, no matter the cost.

"The Name of the Wind meets the Wheel of Time meets Robin Hobb." - FantasySciFireader, Amazon review

"I am so ridiculously in love with this series!" - Amazon review
 
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The legend of Tal Harrenfel is sung across the Westreach—and with each telling, the tales grow taller. But he's never claimed to be more than a man...

After three decades of fighting warlocks, killing mythical beasts, and hunting enchanted treasure, Tal has had enough. Fleeing the deeds of his past, he retreats to his home village under a different name.

There, he meets an unlikely companion: Garin, a precocious village boy who dreams of making a name for himself and seeing the world beyond their sleepy town.

When Tal receives a mysterious visitor, he and Garin are thrown into a journey across the kingdom. Soon, they become embroiled in the plots of monarchs and on the frontlines of an ancient war with a fabled sorcerer.

Tal must live up to his legend and Garin discover his own power to survive the forces pitted against them...

Legend of Tal is a complete epic fantasy saga in the tradition of classics like The Lord of the Rings, The Dragonlance Chronicles, and Shannara. Embark on your next journey in its first installment, A King's Bargain!

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"Fans of epic fantasy, this series is a must-read." - SFF Insiders
 
"Loved this book. It will grab you and keep you reading!" - Goodreads review
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The Library once stood proud as a beacon of magic and power.

For 500 years, it has been broken.

Quinn can barely handle her own life. When the Library of Everywhere discovers her compatible magical signature, suddenly she is the sole existing potential Librarian. Now it’s not only the weight of her world on her shoulders—Quinn must connect with the Library system before the universe itself disintegrates.

Once she’s settled, it should be quiet, peaceful work- just as soon as she battles a few engorged bookworms, repairs hundreds of years of damage, and figures out why there's been no Librarian for the last several centuries.

And once that’s done she can start gathering overdue books.

All 18,042 of them to start with.

There’ll be a helluva lot of late fees to process.