"Good-bye, and good riddance," were the last words that Gwen's twin ever said to her. But there is no time to grieve. An enemy army has revived a forbidden magic. They’ve invaded a neighboring country, and Gwen’s kingdom will be next. Her only hope of salvation is a legend, so she sets out to find it. The magic has many names, and many believe they know what it is—but Gwen begins to see that most are mistaken. At last it is the wind itself that forces her to make a choice: accept the forbidden … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kai Raine
About Kai Raine: Stories are the love of Kai Raine's life. Always keen to see the world past the confines of her own life, perspective and experiences, Kai values the power that stories have to provide this. She writes to remind herself to question her own assumptions, and widen her own perspectives. Kai is a cognitive scientist and neuroscientist. She grew up mostly in Asia, never graduated from high school, attended university in Alaska, and spent her early adulthood in … [Read more...]
Runic by Charles Skinner
Gale was only nine when he faced death for the first time. He was ambushed by one of the giant predators that roam the jungles of his homeland, Vindary. This harsh life is a blessing compared to the stories from the Homelands, hundreds of miles away. Stories of a dark age, of endless war and terror. The jungle and it’s perils shield the people of Vindary from the carnage of war. At least, that’s what they believed. In a single day, Vindary’s peace is shattered, its people trapped within their … [Read more...]
Fallen Emrys by Lisa Rector
Fallen Emrys by Lisa Rector Even the purest can fall. In a peaceful world of seemingly perfect people, Niawen defends the dragons' paradise from the evils outside their realm. Throughout her life, she was taught that humans would corrupt her inner light and that entering the mortal world means exile. Mortified when her chosen life mate doesn't return her feelings, she flees to the mortal realms, despite all the warnings. Her growing affections for the humans are crushed by a new … [Read more...]
Children of the Blessing by Perry Morris
Children of the Blessing by Perry Morris The gods battled for thousands of years before they established balance in Lemuria; the children of the blessing are about to upset that balance. When key events prophesied thousands of years ago finally take place, those who lust for power will do anything they must to take control—even if that means killing the children of the blessing. The children of the blessing have never met. Renn wants to be a farmer and Avaris a warrior, but their birth and … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Perry Morris
About Perry Morris: Perry was born and raised in the greater Salt Lake City, Utah area. He is very happily married and has seven wonderful children and one grand-daughter. He works for a large, publicly traded, international company in Provo, Utah, where he manages the global supply chain. His first exposure to the great world of fantasy literature was, of course, J.R.R Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, when he was fourteen. After that he read the books of Patricia McKillap, Terry … [Read more...]
Hyrn by Simon Kewin
Hyrn by Simon Kewin Some wounds are too wide to heal... The world changes one bright morning. The ageing king of Angere turns to necromancy to prolong his existence, and the price of dark magic is paid in innocent lives. The land descends into chaos as loyalties are tested and friends become bitter foes. For Black Meg, eldest witch of Angere, time is desperately short. She receives a vision from Hyrn, the horned man of the woods. The future is worse than anything she could have imagined. … [Read more...]
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About the Book Some wounds are too wide to heal... The world changes one bright morning. The ageing king of Angere turns to necromancy to prolong his existence, and the price of dark magic is paid in innocent lives. The land descends into chaos as loyalties are tested and friends become bitter foes. For Black Meg, eldest witch of Angere, time is desperately short. She receives a vision from Hyrn, the horned man of the woods. The future is worse than anything she could have imagined. But Hyrn … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Wayne Meyers
About Wayne Meyers: Wayne discovered his love for writing at ten years old when he wrote a story about the flowers from his bed sheets coming to life. With a voracious appetite for science-fiction and fantasy, it was only natural he turned his pen toward these genres, creating bold new worlds filled with exciting, interesting characters doing incredible things. In addition to reading and writing science fiction and fantasy, Wayne enjoys spending time with his incredible family, walking, … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Debbie Cassidy
About Debbie Cassidy: Debbie Cassidy is a 39 year old multi-tasking ninja who lives in England, Bedfordshire, with her three kids and very supportive husband. Coffee and chocolate biscuits are her writing fuels of choice, and she is still working on getting that perfect tower of solitude built in her back garden. Debbie has been writing for eight years under the pen name Amos Cassidy with her best friend, Richard Amos, but Forest of Demons is her first solo venture, and the first book in a four … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Nancy Segovia
About Nancy Segovia: Nancy Segovia, MLS, MAR has been a professional writer for more than 25+ years. She has achieved publishing success in the fields of adult fiction, children's literature, newspaper journalism, feature magazine articles and poetry. She has worked as a novel writer, editor and publisher. She has a Master of Arts in Religion from Northwest Nazarene University, and a Masters of Liberal Studies in Creative Writing from the University of Denver. She is a retired college English … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Sam Bowring
About Sam Bowring: I'm an Australian author and stand-up comedian. My main genres are fantasy and children’s books. I like to take cliches and tropes of the genre and twist them around in new and interesting ways. I've written plays and for television. I was named after the family cat. I like croissants a lot. Too much, perhaps. What inspires you to write? I have always been somewhat of a show-off, and yet also somewhat lazy. Writing is a great way to show off without actually having to be … [Read more...]
