About War’s Ending by A.J. Park:

A courageous noblewoman. A mysterious stranger. A war that may destroy them both…

As the king’s niece, Shalyrie can’t wait to explore her kingdom’s colonies with her uncle. But when she’s badly injured in a savage raid and abducted by mysterious masked horsemen, she’s stunned when her captors heal her wounds. As she adjusts her preconceptions, a terrifying attempt on her life reveals that her own people are trying to kill her.

Kalleck expects to die fighting a hopeless war like his father before him. While he helps Shalyrie piece together clues behind the assassination attempt, her very presence escalates tension between the kingdom and the colony. With time running out, Kalleck knows he must act quickly to prevent innocent bloodshed, yet Shalyrie might be the only one who can end the war.

Can two enemies join forces to put an end to a devastating war?

War’s Ending is an enthralling YA fantasy novel. If you like noble heroines, mysterious strangers, and exotic cultures, then you’ll love A.J. Park’s gripping tale.

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For fans of:Shannon Hale, Robin McKinley, and Stephanie Meyers.

“The wonderful writing, composed of short chapters and well-calculated paragraphs, makes for an enjoyable read, but what will stick with readers more are the rock-solid characters. War’s Ending is an enticing read, indeed.” Taken from Readers’ Favorite, 5-star review

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About The Flight of the Griffin: A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by C.M. Gray:

The Kingdom of Freya has fallen deep into the clutches of dark forces.After young Pardigan breaks into the home of one of Freya’s richest merchants, an unexpected chain of events is set in motion. Sent on a quest to complete an ancient spell and restore order to the world, Pardigan and his friends set sail aboard The Griffin.But danger lies at every turn, and they are soon pursued by The Hawk: a bounty hunter who will stop at nothing to end their quest.LONDON TIMES – BEST CHILDREN’S FICTION FINALISTPraise for The Flight of the Griffin:”A lovely, well-written fantasy adventure.” – Times”I loved this book for the rich style in which it is told… full of exciting adventures, magical places and creatures.” – Adriana H, Amazon Review

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About Ash Above, Snow Below (Wolves of the Outer Landscape) by Fredrick Niles:

“They’ll need to confront their demons to survive, but this wasteland has a few demons of its own.”

With a trio of characters whose individual stories inform the others in unexpected and even impossible ways, Fredrick Niles weaves a vicious tale full of cunning monsters and cold-hearted killers. Set upon a backdrop of barren deserts and wind-scarred forests; Ash Above, Snow Below explores the brutal and unforgiving landscapes we build around ourselves as we respond to violence, and what it means to escape them.

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About Earth Inherited: A Short Tale of Planetary Plague & Astronomical Affliction by Justine Avery:

Nothing sets the tone for the day like learning your home planet has just changed ownership.Today is a day like any other on Earth. People wake and work. Minds plug into electronic devices. Social networks spark with spontaneous brain sputterings. A woman primps. A man scratches his balls. Humans relate, congregate, procreate.And news anchors across the globe offer an ounce of vital information for every pound of mind-numbing nonsense… Then, the figurative bomb hits. Screens are ablaze, and radio is abuzz with a news flash like no other:Earth has been inherited. The planet has a new owner.And he’s not happy to find his endowment overrun by a planetary pestilence.Earth gets its wakeup call. How would you answer it?♦ 1st Place Ebook Award (Reviewers Choice Literary Awards) ♦ 2nd Place Award for Humor (CIPA EVVY Book Awards) ♦ Official Selection for Short Story Fiction (New Apple Summer E-Book Awards) ♦Enjoy the Read…If you delight in interstellar humor, aliens, alien visitors, absurdism, and sci-fi short stories, and satirical science fiction, you’ll relish reading Earth Inherited.

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About Kane (Rosewood Book 3) by Sue Mydliak:

Kane had everything going for him. A well paid job, friends, a home, a beautiful girlfriend. Little did he know that life as he knew it would be taken away from him.With every passing year, Kane’s thirst for revenge doesn’t loosen its grip on him. Living off the blood of others, he tries to cope being what others only fantasize of in stories. But his life isn’t just a story – it’s real.It isn’t until he meets up with the Rosewood family, that his life takes on a new meaning. But will he have the strength he needs to let go of the past?

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About Spell of the Black Unicorn (Chronicles of Zofia Trickenbod Book 1) by Lorelei Bell:

Zofia Trickenbod is a sorceress from another planet living here on modern day Earth (which leads to a lot of lying). She’s trying to keep the Stone of Irdisi (the most powerful magical implement from her world, which she is the current keeper), out of the hands of the ex-Dark Lord Vesselvod Blood’s grasp, risking life and better judgment in order to do so. Blood wants the Stone so as to become all-powerful again (what’s up with these dark lords anyway?).For the past five years, Dorian, her husband has been thought to be dead. So when he returns as an “undead” Zofia is a bit miffed (more than mildly), at him for not getting word to her so that she wouldn’t try and make a new life for herself on this strange planet where she and her off-spring can’t practice magic in the open (and where a nosy neighbor calls in the police if she so much as sneezes).But after a while she gets used to Dorian being a vampire. In fact, he’s quite good at it, along with being something of a scoundrel. But he needs his powers back, which means he has to become human again. Zofia and her Aunt Tillie team up to find a spell and potion that can return him back to the living. But before they can give it to him, he becomes a prime suspect in a murder investigation, and is put in jail. Her cop boyfriend (yes, her life is just full of crazy events), Richard, finds it difficult to accept that Zofia’s husband just happened to return after she’d told him he was dead. So, when Dorian disappears from his jail, Richard is determined to find him and stalks Zofia, and searches her house.Not to forget our mythical creature, the black unicorn, which is spotted early on—a warning that Blood is in the vicinity, as the creature goes where he goes, hoping to get his white coat back. This causes alarm in the family. Meanwhile, the unicorn becomes infatuated with Zofia’s 16-year old daughter, Blanche. When nosy neighbor, Lolly, spots the animal, it’s just another excuse for her to call the police.Did I mention the men in Zofia’s life? The list is as follows: her husband, Dorian who is now vampire puts the moves on her; Richard, cop and now ex-boyfriend who makes things complicated; an amorous demon, Erebus, who wants something in return for her son’s soul (bet you can’t guess what), and the part-god/wizard, Stephen, who has the hots for her, and she resists the best she can.A light fantasy with adult themes that might remind one of the TV show Bewitched, but it has it’s own brand of humor, spell casting and adventure.

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About The Princess and the Peacock (Birds of Fae Book 1) by C. S. Johnson:

From award-winning, genre-hopping author C. S. Johnson comes an original fairy tale that’s sure to enchant you … The first time I fell in love with Princess Mele was when I saw her smile, and I fell in love with her the second time the moment I heard her sing.Two memories burn within Kaipo’s heart — the death of his mother, which left him alone to die, and the arrival of Princess Mele, which gave him a new reason to live. Together with his adopted brother, Kaipo seeks out Jaya, the Fae Queen who lives on the Forbidden Mountain, in order to gain the beauty he requires to win Mele’s heart. But Jaya has other plans for the scarred outcast who climbs up her mountain … The Princess and the Peacock is the first in Birds of Fae, a fantasy fairy tale novella series from C. S. Johnson featuring original, standalone fairy tales. FROM THE BOOK: “Hey, Kaipo, we are almost at the top!” Rahj lets out a cheer as he appears beside me again. He daringly loosens his grip before twisting around to see the sights behind us. “Can you believe the view from up here? No wonder Jaya chose to live here.”I carefully look down at the view below. I can see our whole side of Maluhia as I glance around us. The skies are clear, shining in a way that seems both too light and too blue; the clouds just above the Forbidden Mountain are fluffy and starkly white, as if they know they are used in service to a higher power.The seas that surround Maluhia are a mix of blue and green, the sun and sky eagerly battling for the right to blend their beauty. I can see the coral reef that bends around the beach that leads to the other side of the mountain, where the kingdom’s rich merchants, warriors, and royal family live in the capital city of Shanthi.“You’re right,” I say to Rahj, who somehow smiles even more brightly. “This is incredible.”“This is how the God of all creation must see the world,” Rahj says, his voice full of awe. “From up here, it only looks beautiful. There is no way to see the full ugliness the world carries.”I frown at him, surprised by the remark. There was nothing in his tone to suggest a sullen feeling, but the words were enough to make me wonder.“I am happy to share this with you, Kaipo.” Despite the danger, Rahj reaches out and I clasp his hand in mine.I might have hated Rahj before, but since my scars had branded me as both an outcast and an orphan, he had remained by my side. With Appa gone, and my mother dead and burned, there is no one else.So I smile at him. “Thank you, brother,” I reply, and this time, Rahj does not smile. Instead, I can see the solemn gratitude and pride in his gaze as he nods.His sudden and uncharacteristic seriousness is the last thing I see before the rock under his anchored hand crumbles, and he cries out my name as he falls.“Kaipo!”  WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: “From the characters to the priceless message of true beauty, this was an engaging and creative tale that pulled me in. I very eagerly look forward to reading more in this series!” ~ Laura A. Grace, Unicorn Quester”Beautiful and satisfying read!” ~ Maurice, Book Reviewer

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