The fate of the world balances on the end of a feather in Children of Shadows, the thrilling conclusion to N.J. Simmonds’ The Indigo Chronicles. Angels and demons are about to clash, and the world as we know it is pinned in the middle.
The King’s Seal, the final installment of The Magicians of Venice series is finally here! Join Dr. Penelope Bryne once more as she Alexis Donato struggle to keep their world safe from the looming tsunami of dark magic.
Catch a glimpse of the conclusion to the Indigo Chronicles: Children of Shadows by N.J. Simmonds. Read the excerpt below for an exclusive preview of the fate of humanity.
Debut author Jon David discusses the inspiration behind his unique take on demons and hell in his new release The Savage Peak. “…different from typical YA fantasy series set in magical world’s. […]
The wait is over for fans of The Path Keeper! Author N.J. Simmonds shares the inspiration behind the release of her long-awaited sequel Son of Secrets. “Just wow! This is an amazing […]
Readers and fans of The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, and the TV series Supernatural and Shadowhunters will enjoy reading Light of Darkness by debut author Lonnie Davidson, the first offering in his new young adult series Shadow’s […]
Welcome to Graves Grove, a picturesque village nestled in the Canadian Rockies, and infested with demons, ghosts, shapeshifters, evil fairies, and other nasty things. Read it…if you dare! Praise for The Whispered […]
Readers and fans of The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, and the TV series Supernatural and Shadowhunters will enjoy reading Light of Darkness by debut author Lonnie Davidson, the first offering in […]
Suspense author J.S. Bailey shares what’s in store for readers in her latest release, Solemnity. ~ ~ ~ Bobby Roland is at his prime in Solemnity. He has now been the Servant […]
“Bailey has expertly woven a nuanced, compelling story of not merely good vs. evil, but of good people—good souls—finding the strength required to oppose evil that is petty, selfish and ultimately soulless.” —G. […]
