eBook Listing For Genre "Fantasy"

The Final Lie of Gelon concludes with the return of the Clan Destined One... Raeben.

Bitter and isolated at seventeen, Ajax’s miserable life takes new turn after he’s rescued from a nightmarish monster by a pretty girl with a sword. She’s a Nightlight, a kind of teenaged guardian angel. When she offers Ajax the chance to join them, it sets off a chain reaction that changes Ajax's life forever.

Nightlights is a modern serial, spread across eleven monthly novellas of around 12-15k words each. This action-packed installment contains the first story arc of Ajax's adventures with the Nightlights.

Twelve year old Ben Alderman and his sister Casey get caught up in a great adventure when they have to spend the summer on their grandparent's farm in rural South Carolina. Their adventure begins when they discover a Merlin Tree hidden within the small patch of bamboo behind their grandparent’s house. This Merlin Tree is a portal to a world of magic, a world discovered, shaped, and settled by wizards. It is a world where elves and dwarves are locked in mortal combat against a witch who is trying to free the last surviving wizard from exile. The witch has been defeated once before but with the combined power of the wizard, no one will be able to stand against them. Much to Ben's dismay, he learns that he is the one foretold in the ancient elfin prophecies to bring about the downfall of the witch and save this exciting new world from destruction.

She gave up everything to become a Salbine Sister, member of a religious order of powerful female mages. But when Maddy nearly dies while trying to draw forth elemental fire, she learns that Salbine has withdrawn from her the gifts every sister works to master. On her journey to another monastery to research her condition, Maddy's faith in both herself and Salbine are tested to their limits.

Chevelle was born a slave, raised to be a replacement for her mother as the favourite in her master's harem, but she was meant for greater things. After a disastrous chance encounter with a twin she never knew, Chevelle is left unsettled and vulnerable just in time to become pawn to a killer for hire who happens to be the world's oldest dhampir. This new master spirits Chevelle away to Japan and forces her to learn who and what she is: a dhampir, the bastard daughter of a vampire, with the power to see the future. Join her as she tops the nation's rock charts and the vampires' most wanted while learning what it means to write her own destiny.


**Note: This is a revised edition of Sons of Sin. The primary difference is that Chevelle is a woman instead of a transgendered man.

With the birth of a child comes his impossible destiny. An evil, dark presence hangs menacingly over the fate of two worlds. A war is coming and no one from the Wake World is aware of the danger. The Shadow Night Lord and his dark army have the world of Sublin dangling on a thread waiting for the time when he can seize the ultimate
power of destruction.

Can the One Dreamer of the Wake World, harness his own dream energy and stand tall against the power of such an adversary in Sublin’s darkest hour or will he be seduced by the rewards of such supremacy? Only the paths he chooses can define the fate of the
Worlds.

Book 3 of the Willden Trilogy begins the adventure shortly after the events of book two. Tathan and his companions are on a mission to return Princess Anilyia to the Kingdom of Mayncal. The others begin to learn more about Tathan of the Shadows and his murky past. It seems that everyone else in the world knows more about his exploits than his friends.

His past isn’t the only one presenting problems for the companions. Sir Danth is missing his body and begins to wonder what truly happened to his people. Vevin has avoided telling the others about his time before joining them, bringing even more questions.

Princess Anilyia stays as far away from Vevin as possible because she is certain he intends to nom her. After all, princesses are not protected from his kind. The others tell her he means her no harm, but she knows more than they.

To make things worse: the King of Kethril is having problems and wants to find adventurers to help, soldiers take an unhealthy interest in the companions, and the green eyed lady and her minion are still looking for Tathan.

Their journey takes them throughout the kingdom. Getting the princess home appears to be a more daunting task than rescuing her was. And there is still the matter of plans never going the way they are drawn out regardless of whether or not they are complete.

Will the companions be able to accomplish the mission? Do they really understand each other? Can Tathan keep from falling in love with a forbidden princess? What truly happened to Vevin? Do any of them truly know who, or what Liselle is after all?

The Willden Trilogy is an epic fantasy that follows the adventures of Tathan and his companions through the Willden Forest and into the depths of the world. A new race called Rojuun has appeared in the world and is threatening to make humans their servants. It is the companions’ task to learn more and perhaps rescue a princess if they have the time.

The novel is the coming-of-age story of John Clayton, born in the western coastal jungles of equatorial Africa to a marooned couple from England, John and Alice Clayton, Lord and Lady Greystoke. Adopted as an infant by the she-ape Kala after his parents are killed by the savage king ape Kerchak, Clayton is renamed Tarzan (''White Skin'' in the ape language) and raised in ignorance of his human heritage. One of the greatest characters of all time, this is the original tale of Tarzan. You will note many differences from the many movie adaptations, though a few come close. The boy raised by apes is one of the great brainstorms of Burroughs, who was definitely one of the great American story-tellers.

Malja wants answers. She wants to know why the two most powerful magicians in all of Corlin ripped her from her mother's arms, raised her only to fight, and then tossed her away to die at age ten. She wants to know why they are trying to recreate the spells which caused the Devastation that wiped out most of the world's population, leaving behind skeletal cities and abandoned technology. And she wants to kill them.

With Tommy, an orphan bearing the tattoos of a sorcerer, she crosses this shattered land. Despite the challenges they face -- crazed magicians, guitar-playing assassins, mutated beasts -- Malja pursues her vengeance with a single-mindedness that may destroy all she holds dear, forcing her to make a terrible choice between the family she lost and the one she has built.

One night Lily wakes and finds a woman in her bedroom. The woman is Ula. Waiting for daybreak, she tells Lily the story of how she lost her sealskin.

Unknown to the humans who hung innocent people at the Salem Witch Trials real witches of the hidden race were killed for fear of exposure or at least that's what all the vampires, werewolves, and other races thought.There was not one witch whom survived the genocide of the Salem Witch Trials. But one day a girl named Aradia moves to Salem, MA and all that changes.

In the dark-elven matriarchy of Alvarra, the Nightwing's beautiful daughter, Tiala, must make a perilous journey to the surface lands to gather champions for the battle to save her people from her evil brother turned assassin.

In this fourth book of the Wicked Witch, Hilda and William have to take on a witch called Zelda. A magical battle is unavoidable...

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Magic is a living force with a will of its own. Nothing is forgotten; everything returns in time.

Ke'argis is summoned to a birth in the village of Sedryn, and he is ill prepared for the event. Born with magic in his blood, the babe becomes the focal point for ancient and terrible forces beyond the knowledge or ability of Ke'argis. His protective wards cannot hold back the flood of magic rushing to claim the baby's mind and body. In a desperate final act, Ke'argis saves the child and flees into the mountains. Adopting the boy as his own, Ke'argis labors to protect and teach young Sedrik about magic... but the child's unquenchable power threatens not only the village, but the precarious peace established after the last cataclysm.

Nine hundred years before the boy's birth, the eighth cataclysm shook the world and threw down civilization. In its aftermath, human wizards swore to keep magic a secret, locked away and taught only to a certain few, chosen to protect mankind from the influence of magic itself. The power of magic could not longer be trusted in the hands of humanity.

As Sedrik ages, magic is drawn to him; the ability to call upon arcane symbols endangers Sedrik and everyone around him. Ke'argis seeks shelter in an ancient place. Yet even there the boy cannot escape the call of magic. Driven from the sanctuary, Sedrik flees into the world beyond. Ke'argis vows to pursue him to the ends of the world; he vows to save his son from the burden laid upon him.

Others are watching young Sedrik, as well. The Elves will not allow humans to gain the power once wielded--power which brought ruin to all. Yet the Elves bear a dark secret and it may determine the course of Ke'argis, Sedrik, and magic itself. Events are in motion, driven on by the memories carried in the flow of magic.

EXMORTUS is the story of Ash Xavier, a headstrong young knight whose faith is challenged when the long-forgotten gods of ancient civilizations send their avatar to obliterate the remote holy fortress of Exmortus Abbey —his home.

EXMORTUS, BOOK I: TOWERS OF DAWN is not your typical, run-of-the-mill fantasy. It is a work of epic dark fantasy in the mold of George R.R. Martin or Gene Wolfe, with fresh angles on the classic literary problems of growing into adulthood, sword-and-sorcery adventure, love and sex, friendship and betrayal, guilt and innocence, murder and exile, battles on land and at sea, creepy demons and unsolved mysteries coming to life at the worst possible times.

EXMORTUS: TOWERS OF DAWN will shortly be followed up by the second book of the trilogy, EXMORTUS BOOK II: TEMPLES OF MEN, and the third and final installment, EXMORTUS: TOMBS OF GODS.

For ten years, the dragon-like Onizards who dwelled in the Day Kingdom had been ruled by a tyrant who called herself the Fire Queen. Not even the Queen's son, Delbralfi, was completely safe from her scorn and wrath. For a powerless non-nature like Teltrena or a human slave like Jena, life was spent hoping for a better future while fearing for one's life.

Then, through a series of most unlikely circumstances, Jena found her mind telepathically Bonded to an Onizard hatchling named Senraeno. The only way to survive the Fire Queen's wrath was to fake their deaths and hide in the forgotten Night Kingdom.

With the unexpected help of a few new friends, the Bonds are safe for a while, but their real deaths await them if the Fire Queen discovers that Jena and Senraeno are both alive and Bonded. Now, Jena must learn to fight for herself, and she must help the Onizards see that the love and courage in their hearts is more powerful than the Fire Queen's hatred.

Book 2 of the Willden Trilogy begins shortly after the events of book one. Tathan and his companions meet danger with a healthy dose of humor and irreverence during their adventures.

After spending time in the deep caverns fighting the terrible creatures called sstejj, the companions return to Mother Tree deep in the Willden Forest to tell her what they’ve learned. Along the way, Liselle and Vevin meet a magical being who informs them that the world will go poof if they don’t save Princess Anilyia of Mayncal, believed to be held captive by the Rojuun.

The companions start their quest to gather information; only to have their plans interrupted by a mysterious green eyed woman and her pet . . . who, oddly enough, also has green eyes.

Their journey takes them into the depths of the world. They discover the location of the princess, but the odds of rescuing her are beyond difficult and everyone is talking about humpfiggers falling from the sky. Perhaps half a plan would be better than none at all.

Will the companions be able to accomplish the mission? Do they truly understand the Rojuun? Will Vevin finally get to nom one to see if it’s tasty? What in the world will they do with the princess if they do save her?

The Willden Trilogy is an epic fantasy that follows the adventures of Tathan and his companions through the Willden Forest and into the depths of the world. A new race called Rojuun has appeared in the world and is threatening to make humans their servants. It is the companions’ task to learn more and perhaps rescue a princess if they have the time.

Philon, heir to a pirate empire, is determined to take a wife. And not just any wife either. No, he has set his eyes on Arianna Delora, a green-eyed beauty with a tongue as swift as her blade. Unfortunately, she also happens to be the only child of his father's mortal enemy. Nonetheless, Philon is determined to have her.
Tonight, Arianna is supposed to undertake the ritual that will turn her from girl to woman. But on the eve of this most important night of her life, Arianna is uncertain. She enjoys the free life of a pirate and she does not want to give that up for the so-called joys of womanhood. And she is certainly not thrilled when Philon, son of her father's sworn enemy, suddenly shows up, babbling about making her his wife.

This is a short story of 4800 words

Aeryn Daring and the Scientific Detective is a serial adventure novel set in an unlikely late 19th / early 20th century. Join experimental test pilot Lady Aeryn Foxxe-Grace Tallhat, aka Aeryn Daring, on her high-flying adventures across Frisland and beyond. Witness daring feats of aerial acrobatics and thrill to adventures of scientific romance in a past not exactly ours.

Chapter One contains two parts -- Part I: Lady Aeryn Foxxe-Grace Tallhat, in which we meet our unlikely hero, a man with a pointy beard, a curly-haired boy, and a fine example of Pteropus frislandia; and Part II: Lord Tallhat's Party, being a very boring affair with a potentially very interesting guest, men in tailcoats and striped pants, and a lot of ridiculous hats.

It was inevitable that a great war was coming to the world of Sublin. A vast army led by the Metalmares was seen approaching the Waterfall Kingdom with one thought in mind: Destroy and control.

The frightened and unprepared citizens led by Kustos stood paralysed on the battlefield. Weapons at the ready, they were set to fight, but were greatly outnumbered and knew it was an impossible task to protect the walls of their kingdom.

Seeing victory in his grasp, the Dark Lord appears before the battered army and confronts the One Dreamer. Is it time for Will to take on the power of the Shadow Night Lord and fulfill his destiny?

The faithful followers of The Waterfall Kingdom think their sacrifice is valid and, in an effort to divert the attention of the Dark Lord and hopefully assist the Dreamer in his quest, they come up with a plan. Factions led by Lord Reginald and Lady Joan split up their resources and travel to the far reaches of Sublin to defend its shores but, at the same time, they face their darkest days.

This fantasy novel is the second in a series of five stories that explores the ultimate battle between good and evil.

More than three years have passed since the colonists arrived in Birmisia, and Port Dechantagne is a thriving colony, with the railway line almost complete. Twelve year old sorceress's apprentice Senta Bly, Police Constable Saba Colbshallow, and former maid Yuah Dechantagne must deal with wizards, prejudice, steam carriages, boys riding dinosaurs, and the mysterious activities of the lizardmen.

Continuing his reluctant odyssey, the storyteller Jafar al-Sharif must cope with fiendish assassins, a city of apes, the King of the Winds, the Isle of Illusions and a mysterious long-vanished underwater city as he attempts to save the life of his beloved daughter.

This is Book 3 of the Parsina Saga, a journey through a world of djinni, flying carpets and high adventure in exotic realms -- with the fate of the world at stake.

Waif: a fantasy short story

"Be ye strong, child?" Great Lady had said, her voice little more than a whisper, intended for her ears alone. Waif had said nothing. What could she say? She was nine years old and lost.

"In the dark of night the Dragon comes," Great Lady had said. "Be ye the one long sought? We pray that it is so..."

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When midnight comes, Waif must serve Young Master. But what service will he demand of her?

This Greyhart Press e-book is a short story, a perfect length to enjoy on your lunch break, or to complement a drink in your favorite coffee house.

When a fisherman dies at sea and washes up later, it's often only the pattern of the knit of his sweater that tells people which village to send the body to. But the people of Cobbleshore also believe that their knit contains magic--magic to save a person's soul from the dreaded Sea King. When Torin is swept overboard by a wave, he wishes he hadn't left his sweater behind.

"Cobbleshore Knit" is a fantasy short story with a basis in folklore.

Chris Gordon is a young NYPD officer with a most unusual hobby...he banishes demons in his spare time. When he intervenes and foils the murderous plans of a particularly powerful Hellbourne, he learns that the Big Apple has many other supernatural residents.

Now he's dealing with vampires, weres and a giant short-faced bear who may just be the death of him, all while trying to master the finer points of dating a vampire princess.