If you like stories where everyone seems to be hiding something, full of lies, betrayals, and secrets, then Deception could be the right book for you. It takes place in a world with brave warriors, strange tribes, ancient mysteries, powerful gods, and dangerous enemies. If that sounds interesting, you’ll want to start reading.
Cracks the first instalment is a science fiction story by L.A. Prendergast that explores what it means to be alive, to belong, and to face the unknown.
Balance of Light by JC Button is the thrilling sequel to Jigsaw of Light in The Book of Light series, and it truly takes you on a ride. It’s a mix of adventure, mystery, and just the right amount of magic. If you enjoy stories about lost worlds, ancient secrets, and brave teenagers saving the planet, this book will grab your attention from the very first page.
War becomes Mora Hytich’s reality one unassuming morning as she prepares to head out to seconds school. Separated from her mother, her best friend and her father figure with no standing home to go back to, she wanders the streets of Alia before departing when the harshness of the city drives her away.
A world where time, space, and life are all connected in mysterious ways. A book that mixes action, adventure, and deep thinking about life and the universe. A story with blended elements of fantasy, metaphysics, and time travel.
T.V. Holiday’s Iron Warrior returns in the action-packed supernatural thriller, Cataclysm. Cataclysm is the exciting second chapter in the epic Legend of The Iron Warrior series.
Middle-grade readers are at the perfect age to embrace books that are full of imagination, clever humor, and epic…
If she were on her own, without the safe presence of her best friend Luca shadowing her every move, Elara Osiris would be completely vulnerable to the whims of anyone she crossed paths with, anyone harbouring even a shred of ill intent.
‘I dislike how slow paced most epic fantasy books are.’ I argued when someone asked me to recommend a good epic fantasy. At least that was my point of view before reading Knights of Malsdon, also an epic fantasy. Surprisingly, it is very fast-paced, thankfully, not dwelling too much on the intricacies of world building.
Melinda Jenkins should not have been granted the authorisation to handle a negotiation of such importance and she is well aware of the peculiarity of this assignment. The Morgan twins, long standing clients of Sullivan & Sullivan, held high standards, and a freshly graduated lawyer defies the previous patterned diligence asserted over all of their business dealings. Yet they had requested her by name to facilitate the purchase of Cascadia’s bookstore; unusual on both accounts.
