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  • Finley the Fairy

    by Kimberly Perry
    Follow along as Finley the Fairy ventures out past the forest trees at sunset and gets herself into all sorts of mischievous fun. This lighthearted story is rich in rhythmic pattern and rhyme to support engagement, comprehension, and fluency in young readers.

  • Time Travelers: A Vampire Story

    by Gabriel Reyes Benavides
    Time Travelers: A Vampire Story is an illustrated book chronicling the life of vampire Bertrand and his companion Marina as they travel through the ages, living their immortal lives. However, living forever is not for the faint of heart.

  • A Thousand Li: The Third Cut

    by Tao Wong

    An Ill Wind Blows from the South

    As corruption seeps from the southern kingdom of Nanyue, Wu Ying sets out on a dangerous journey to uncover its source. Spirit stones have become corrupted, with twisted daos embedded within. If left unchecked, this corruption threatens to spread across the world.

    With the guidance of the wind of heaven, Wu Ying travels across the exotic kingdom where he must confront powerful daos and perilous threats. Along the way, he is aided b... more

  • Climbing the Ranks

    by Tao Wong

    When the Towers arrived, without warning, without communication of intent or indication of reasoning, chaos ensued...

    Decades later, enchantments from the Tower and mana cores from the creatures within power the most advanced technologies in the real world. What was once a puzzling mystery has become a necessary part of economic growth.

    For Arthur Chua, the Malaysian Beginner Tower has always been his objective. Climbing the Tower is the only form of escape availa... more

  • Quest for the Phoenix

    by Erin Lucero
    When Tori saw what she thought was a garden gnome in her backyard, little did she guess the adventures that would await her. Armed with kindness, compassion, and a few funny jokes, this young girl sets out on the quest of a lifetime – to help the magical phoenix be reborn, and prevent the world from falling into darkness. She travels underground rivers, meets magical creatures, and overcomes great obstacles in her quest for the phoenix. Along the way, Tori will also discover just how much ma... more

  • 9781639889099

    by Rick M. Clausen
    A steely medley of curious and surrealistic short stories that manifest from the unmeasured realm of the Supernatural. Unique tales that offer poignant accounts of people who encounter strange and nightmarish scenarios occurring outside the norm, and explainable only by the unnatural order of things.

  • Disenchanted

    by Brianna Sugalski

    Tangled meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer in this Breton folklore-inspired dark fantasy, brimming with wry humor, epic adventure, and an irresistible romance.

    At the peak of the Breton Renaissance, Lilac Trécesson is held prisoner in her own castle after a most wicked secret is revealed on the eve of her fifteenth birthday. Years later, her Accession looms upon her father's decision to abdicate, and between town riots and the noble family bent on snatching her t... more

  • A Seat for the Rabble

    by Ryan Schuette
    Centuries ago, the peasants of Loran killed their king. The more powerful classes—lords, priests, and merchants—exacted revenge by stripping the lowborn of their seats in the Worthy Assembly, where all subjects make laws with the crown. Consumed by unchecked greed and corruption, Loran now teeters on a knife’s edge . . . and there is no end to the terror and injustice visited on Commoners. As the priestking’s loyalists ruthlessly seize peasant children and plot their coup, Jason Warchild sees... more

  • Resonant

    by Robert Leet
    As an aging mathematician and his coterie of friends begin to decipher the language of humpback whales the find their discoveries lead to new insights into the nature of numbers, the structure of matter and even the origin of the universe. They also lead to conflict with the U.S.Navy and the whales themselves.

  • Thin Places

    by Barbara Cottrell
    Bodies falling from the sky, a serial killer on the loose, and endless bureaucracy. Winter quarter has begun at Miskatonic University. Ellen Logan wants nothing more than to join the school’s “special program”, but the administration refuses to admit her. Then there’s the charismatic celebrity who’s stalking her. A man who claims he’s a demon from another world. When her friend is kidnapped, Ellen once again teams up with Professor Andrew Carter. Their investigations lead them to the s... more

  • Pacific State

    by Grant Price
    On the streets of Berlin all morals can be bought for a price, and Owen Resler sold his long ago. Once an underground dissenter, now a corporate drone, he spends his days reluctantly manipulating data for Big Pharma. Across town, notorious gun-for-hire Mia Warsaw is putting together a team to assassinate one of the city's more unscrupulous business moguls—and she needs someone to handle the ones and zeroes. When Warsaw crosses paths with an increasingly desperate Resler, she hands the former rad... more

  • The Tattoo

    by Hawraa Albahrani
    Every adventure we embark on shapes who we are, enriching our lives with new experiences and wisdom. In this moving narrative, follow the journey of a hero whose bravery and determination inspire us all. Through trials and triumphs, this hero learns to embrace love and resilience, and we are invited to witness the transformative power of these emotions on the characters around them. Written with love and patience over the course of four years, this is a story that will stay with you long after t... more

  • Green Corrosion

    by Costi Gurgu
    The devastating Black Rain has transformed the once-lush land into an arid wasteland, turning all water into a gel-like substance across the globe. Fresh, drinkable water has become the planet’s most precious commodity, sought after by all. Some have chanced upon underground liquid reserves, while those with no choice but to drink gelled water become “Corrosives,” disfigured by a verdigrislike substance covering their bodies. The Golden Tower of Prince Boris shines above the otherwise derel... more

  • Face in the Snow

    by M. A. Csortos
    After the death of her grandmother and the disappearance of her mother, Jukie Samantha Evans quickly becomes a ward of the State and is placed with a family as a foster kid, something she never believed possible. She blames herself for her mother’s disappearance and is haunted by the manifestation that reached up from the snow and took her. Was it a demon or the part of her that directs people into believing she has the power to bring back the dead? Jukie soon learns the curse is a family heirlo... more

  • The Thirteenth Book

    by M. A. Csortos
    On his deathbed Martie Thurston’s father begs her to complete his last book. The manuscript has to be finished by her hand. The curse from years ago stipulates it to be completed before her father can be released into the afterlife. The covenant can only be broken if the thirteenth book is finished. Yet Martie is hesitant to abide by her father’s wishes. The curse has ramifications that destroyed her family and will most assuredly take her. Will she have the courage to accept the request and stu... more

  • Middlearth Trademarked

    by Ben Cash
    A fantasy satire novel set eleventy-one years after the events of the Lord of the Rings and the release of the films. The book attempts to make fun of the differences between the books and the movies by placing the films in the world of "Middlearth" and seeing how they change/influence things eleventy-one years later.
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