Moonward Chain by I.K. Stokbaek blends elements of epic fantasy with character-driven drama. The story follows Princess Saria of Thimalos, a courageous young royal on a quest to restore magic to her kingdom. She is joined by a small group, including the stablegirl Lesi and...

Master of Music by Marla Himeda is a remarkable fantasy that takes us to the imaginary Bardic Isles. We meet Kaelin, an eleven-year-old orphan. Kaelin has a magical musical gift, but he is scared that his compositions will harm other people. So, he only plays...

Maialen: The Keepers of Imbria by J. Barrett follows a decade after the decisive Battle of Queen’s End, as Imbria hangs in a precarious balance, haunted by the specter of war, famine, and a mysterious child with the potential to either save or shatter the...

Music in the Mirrors is a work of fiction penned by author Greg Kuznetsov in the fantasy, adventure, and magical realism subgenres, and it forms the opening book of Leaves From a Tree. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Readers...

Meddling Mages is a work of fiction penned by author S.G. Blaise in the science fiction, fantasy adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and is the fourth novel of The Last Lumenian series. It is intended for the young adult reading audience. The continuing saga unfolds...

Despite her mother’s insistence, Penthesilea refused to believe that she and her elder sister, Hippolyta, were daughters of the war god. Growing up on a lush island with an all-women populace, the differences in the sisters’ life choices were evident from childhood. After decades of...

Master of Music by Marla Himeda unfolds the tale of Kaelin, an orphan possessing a remarkable yet dangerous musical talent. He hides this talent, playing only when alone due to fear that his music can harm others. The plot takes a turn when a Master...

Magelord is the first book in The Worldwalker Saga by Andrew Christian. Devon had some pretty big shoes to fill. With Alexander Mason as his greatfather, Devon knew he had his whole life before him just to prove his worth. That did not mean he...

Mountainroot is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy, adventure, and interpersonal drama subgenres, and it forms the opening novel of the Saga of the Laymonk. The work is best suited to the mature reading audience owing to scenes of fantasy violence and other...

Despite his best efforts at keeping a low profile, Malfus manages to get himself captured by an agent of the Vesenian Inquisition and is now on a one-way trip back to certain torture and death. The inquisitor’s journey takes him through a region that is...