If it lives...it can die... For a thousand years the Ilyium have hunted the Dracones without mercy. Tierney and her friends were seven when the enemy swept through their village in a brutal massacre. Terrified, they fled their realm for Earth. Keeping their Dracones identity secret, they grow to adulthood in Washington State. But no matter how far they run from the nightmares, escape is impossible. Which is crystal clear every time Tierney gazes into the tormented eyes of the man she … [Read more...] about Dracones Awakening by Sheri-Lynn Marean
Interview with Author – Rachel Cotterill
About Rachel Cotterill: Rachel Cotterill grew up hiding from the real world in a succession of imaginary lands, and has no particular wish to return to Earth. She likes fast-paced plots, greyscale morality, and characters who remain believable when they find themselves in situations that are anything but. She’s always searching for her next favourite author, and is half of the feminist SFF book blog Strange Charm, which exists to showcase the best in speculative fiction by female … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rachel Cotterill
Interview with Author – Venus Morales
About Venus Morales: Venus Morales lives in the Boston, MA with her family. She is a mother to three awesome boys. When you don't see her writing, you'll find her nose stuck in a book. She love's to laugh, and joke around with her friends and family. Her quirky sense of humor transcends into her writing; for her characters are a part of her everyday life, they're piece's of her soul & they each have a story to tell. Venus is the puppeteer of the fantasy world she has created. Writing Urban … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Venus Morales
Interview with Author – Sheri-Lynn Marean
About Sheri-Lynn Marean: Sheri-Lynn Marean, Author of Dracones Awakening, the first book in the Dracones series, resides in western Canada with her husband, three kids, one dog, one cat, and two fish. Sheri-Lynn did not grow up thinking she would one day be an author. Instead, she grew up riding and working with racehorses, drawing and selling her animal artwork, and of course reading. Sheri-Lynn fell in love with reading at age twelve when she read The Black Stallion series by Walter Farley. … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Sheri-Lynn Marean
Interview with Author – Cathbad Maponus
About Cathbad Maponus: With an Associates degree in Literature, Cathbad has published several short stories, the novel "Flight of the Elves", the short story collection "Stories of the Elves of Kali", and their companion, "The Shen (Elven) Language Guide". Upcoming books include "Stories of the Mountain Elves of Kali Volume 2", "Relics of Kali", the second novel in the "Mountain Elves of Kali" series, and the 2nd Edition of the Language Guide, What inspires you to write? I've been an … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Cathbad Maponus
Interview with Author – EG Manetti
About EG Manetti: EG has always enjoyed a vivid imagination and the occasional scribbling. In 2010 she was struck by the inspiration for The Apprentice Volume 1. The draft of a single novel soon became three, and then more. In 2012, after several hundred thousand words, she finally worked up the courage to show her drafts to her development editor - Carolyn Manetti of CommonMarket Films and USC Film School. A miracle occurred - Carolyn turned the page. The Cartel: The Apprentice Volume 1 … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – EG Manetti
Interview with Author – Kris Moger
About Kris Moger: I am an indie author living in Kelowna, British Columbia. I have a musician husband and two creative adult children, so we all tend to forget things like eating and sleeping. 'Just a minute,' is a common phrase in our household. I also have three guinea pigs, who love cuddles and carrot dances. And I long to live in the country. Other than that, I spend most of my time, reading, writing, and going for long walks. What inspires you to write? I think the thing that … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Kris Moger
The King of Average by Gary Schwartz
James is convinced by his cruel and unhappy mother he is worthless and unlovable. So, armed with a report card that boasts a C average, he sets out to prove he is worthy of her love by becoming the most average kid in the entire world. This idea magically transports him into the Realm of Possibilities, where he meets Mayor Culpa, an actual Scapegoat, Monsieur Roget, a professional Optimist and his grouchy companion, Kiljoy, an equally professional Pessimist. Together with his new friends, … [Read more...] about The King of Average by Gary Schwartz
Fairy-Struck by Amy Sumida
Would you like to hear a real fairy tale? A story about the war between us and them. A war which led to a truce and a truce which led to the creation of a secret society. There are councils you know nothing about, councils of fairies and of humans who write laws which govern us both. Laws you also know nothing about yet still you are held accountable to them. If you break these laws, the Wild Hunt of Fairy will come for you but don't worry too much, it's hard to break laws concerning that which … [Read more...] about Fairy-Struck by Amy Sumida
Good As Dead by C.P. Mandara
Six people want her dead. One vampire is under orders to keep her alive, but he's hungry...and for much more than blood. Lainey Hargreaves has a secret that she must keep at all costs, a secret that could change the face of the earth—forever. But not all secrets can be kept and when hers begins to escape, she is certain that death will follow. There is only one person that can extricate her from the mess in which she finds herself—a vampire. Mercer is that vampire. His quick analytical … [Read more...] about Good As Dead by C.P. Mandara
Second Nature by Lauren Kuzimski
Fae had spent the entirety of her life training to protect her Queen. Jace had spent the majority of his life trying to kill all the Queens. In a world separated by realms and each realm ruled by a Queen, only the Queens are supposed to be masters of the elements: earth, wind, water, fire, light, dark. One hundred years ago though a different group of elementals rose up and challenged the Queens. While the conflict had been long and not without cost, the secondary elemental group … [Read more...] about Second Nature by Lauren Kuzimski
When Night Falls by R’Lee R. Coffey
A secret is a glimpse into the past. A glimpse of something hidden... My family’s secrets are like dead corpses shoved into cupboards, abandoned to rot and stew. To be forgotten. All it took was a freak accident, the death of my best friend, to loosen the lock and let all those secrets waft out, ripe with the smell of betrayal. In order to tell a story, you have to go back to the beginning; before things get out of control, before the cupboard door breaks open. And I, Lucien Kinkaid, am going to … [Read more...] about When Night Falls by R’Lee R. Coffey
