Corporatocracy reigns...

Nature’s patience ends...

A young woman is chosen...

Now is the time for a global reset...

Have you ever wondered what life on Earth will be like in the not-too-distant future? The Greenling transports you to 2060, where you will meet Noah, a young Irish woman who finds herself at the tipping point of the planet’s climate catastrophe.

Because of her strange connections with non-human life, she is misunderstood by her family and peers. Through her growing sensitivity to Nature’s communications, Noah realizes she is being chosen to lead an impending planetary reset—one on a direct collision course with global corporatocracy's unstoppable lust for greed and control.

As she strives to effect environmental change through local and global activism, she begins to wonder if instead of fighting for Nature, it’s time to fight alongside Nature, which has become increasingly sentient with a mind and plan of its own.

Has humanity waited too long? Has Nature been too patient? The stage is now set for what comes next—the beginning of the last battle.

The Greenling blends elements of eco-fiction and magical realism into a relatable coming-of-age call of protest and resistance. This beautifully written, multilayered, and, at times, mystical story follows its endearing and complex characters as they face their unique struggles and triumphs. As their surprising journey unfolds, it progresses from rural Ireland to the Amazon rainforest, through the university halls of Toronto, and finally to the remote realms of Northern Scotland.

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A storm is coming. Soon, every wizard will burn.

In the modern nation of Euryma, magic is as common as bottled water. Witches and wizards lead normal lives, using extraordinary powers to do ordinary things. Here, everyone can do magic.

Almost everyone.

Seventeen-year-old Declan Moore knows he’s not the chosen one. While his friends apply to magical colleges and promising futures, Declan is left to be the school groundsman’s apprentice. His only wish is an inkling of power to escape the disappointment of being a LAMP—one Lacking All Magical Potential.

Then the world falls apart.

Overnight, thousands of witches and wizards vanish from their homes, leaving the non-magical populace to pick up the pieces. But as Declan searches for his parents, he discovers something he does not dare to believe.

Declan isn’t helpless, he is dangerously powerful.

And using that power to save his parents could kill them all.

Shortlisted for the 2023 Aurealis Award’s Best Young Adult Novel, The Non-Magical Declan Moore is perfect for fans of Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials Trilogy.

Buy now and discover the magic of the Winterthorn Saga.

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They told her Arcadia was humanity’s last hope. They lied.

On the final day of Cassie’s journey to Arcadia (the lush new world meant to save the last of humanity) her father is killed in a mysterious explosion. Moments before the blast, a stranger with cyan eyes and an uncanny ability to disappear pulls her from danger.

The officials claim it was a tragic accident. Cassie knows better. Someone is hiding the truth... about her father, about Arcadia, and about why they were really sent here. Orphaned and cast aside, she is told to keep quiet. Instead, she starts noticing strange changes within herself, newfound abilities she can’t explain.

And then the stranger with the cyan eyes returns.

Javen is more than he seems, and he offers Cassie the one thing she craves most: answers. But what they uncover shakes the very foundation of Arcadia, forcing Cassie to make an impossible choice.

Save humanity. Or save Arcadia.

Because only one of them can survive.

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