On Planet Arijog, never play games with beasts. When a group of tourists play the Hunt’n Eats app, it leads them, hot breaths ablazing, to find tasty food and valuable reward points in the forest. That’s the same day Vanessa, a professional in creative and destructive arts, worked from her cavernous home. With her forest on fire, she must stop the beastly gamers before they destroy it, including her breakfast. As they will learn, it’s never a good idea to make Vanessa hangry. The Hangry Hunter is a side story that takes place during the events of Powered Personnel: The Big Startup. It has around 13,200 words of sci-fi, aliens, heroics, drama, and lots of working-from-home action. It also has scenes of violence, mature themes, and coarse language which may make this book unsuitable for younger and sensitive readers. Seriously, Vanessa wants to eat people and uses a lot of f-bombs. Read more

The first three books in the Irish End Game series take an average American family and puts them in the middle of a post-apocalyptic melt-down in a rural setting in Ireland. Free Falling shows the family “when the bomb drops” and how they’re able to learn what they need to do to survive. Going Gone continues their story when Sarah is brutally taken from the home she has created in Ireland and risks life, limb and much much more to return to her family. Heading Home tells the story of rescue finally coming–and how that turns into the biggest upheaval of all. These books are thrilling page-turners that will have you stocking your pantry for the apocalypse and wondering how well you really know your neighbors. Read more

My whole life is a lie. Hazel Rushton is not my real name. I’m not really a nerdy post-grad research student at Stanford. By day, I pretend to follow the rules and lead a normal life. At night, I hunt monsters. If you love the sound of kick butt action and a determined, nerdy researcher who isn’t afraid to battle monsters… you’ll love Hazel, Trudi Jaye’s latest urban fantasy heroine. Make sure you one-click now to join the adventure… Read more

Saving him is their job, but it won’t get his victim justice. Samantha and Kathy are witches who protect the nonmagical from evil. So when they spot a coven of harpies targeting Mark, a nonmagical man, they immediately rush to save him. With the threat of the harpies still looming over Mark, the sisters learn more about him and the target on his back. Namely, that the harpies are hunting him to drag him to hell to pay for his crimes against a young woman. However, that presents a dilemma for Samantha and Kathy: do they follow their duties as witches and save the man who harmed a young woman or do they step aside and let the harpies drag him to hell to pay for those crimes? The clock is ticking and the longer it takes Samantha and Kathy to decide what to do, the more innocent people that will be hurt by the harpies while they wait to sink their claws into Mark. Harpy is the first book in the Coven series, which serves as a prequel series to the Under the Moon series. Read more

Most people only see what’s in front of them, be it a monstrous intellect or a beautiful fiction. Crimson Smoke’s first conscious memory is of their appearance in the woods outside of town on a backwater island. Their only friend, the reclusive half-Jotunn investigator known as the Emerald Flame, plans to catch a thief in what he assumes will be a simple case. But when a government agent turns up dead, the pair soon find themselves on the hunt for much more dangerous prey. As the clues in the dead man’s bed lead them deeper into the heart of the island, Crimson discovers there is more than one mystery to unravel. According to Emerald, Crimson is a being made of little more than light and magic, but the genderfluid “sidekick” believes they are much more than that. They make a bet: if Crimson can solve the mystery of the secretive village hidden in the highlands, Emerald will finally admit that Crimson is a person in their own right. With each new clue, however, Crimson learns more about their creator’s tormented past and the history of the village itself. Emerald is keeping dark secrets of his own, and Crimson may have more in common with the murderer than either of them would have believed. *** For years, the outcast Emerald Flame has traveled the world, solving mysteries that only a magic-wielder could unravel. But when his imaginary friend gains a mind of their own, both are forced to grapple with their identities as well as the enchanted forces working against them. A high-fantasy mystery perfect for fans of J. R. R. Tolkien and Arthur Conan Doyle! Read more