“Blood of Fire” by Myrielle Glassman

 They called them the Bloodborn: human warriors who have burning blood that is toxic to faeries. Once there were hundreds of these formidable fighters, but after a brutal war between the faeries and the human realm, Elyria, The Order is all but destroyed. Meara is one of the few surviving Bloodborn Knights, but she has had enough of all the carnage and plans to hang up her sword for good. But after the public execution of some of the few remaining fairies in the human world goes dangerously awry, Meara gets dragged into a nigh-hopeless rescue effort. … More “Blood of Fire” by Myrielle Glassman

“The Dark Witch” by James Wood

In “The Dark Witch,” James Wood’s exciting sequel to “The Ebon Knight,” noble knight Kelso has joined hands with Princess of the Dark Ava, but whether he will survive his latest beating with all his skin and limbs intact is uncertain. The arrival of Arch Mage Cassandra might help, but her presence is certain to raise doubt between Kelso and Ava. The two lovers only get a moment’s rest before they realize the real battle has only just begun. … More “The Dark Witch” by James Wood

“The Dark Witch” by James Wood

“The Dark Witch” (The Ebon Knight Chronicles) by James Wood, is a dark fantasy adventure you have to finish once you get started. In this exciting follow-up to book one, “The Ebon Knight,” Ava is Princess of the Dark, and she must save the mythical legend Kelso Hart, Grim Knight. He is near death from a serious wound, and she is willing to put it all on the line to rescue him and help him recover. They are pariahs seeking a safe haven from enemies. But they have friends too, some from the past and some new. The Light is, of course, the enemy of the Dark, and then there is the Other. All of these are on the march, but the Dark Witch, who is the dark half of Ava, could be their last hope. But what price will have to be paid? Buckle up for a battle. … More “The Dark Witch” by James Wood

“Land of the Dragon” by Steffanie M.A. Costigan

“Land of the Dragon” by Steffanie M.A. Costigan is a riveting story that contains the best of both worlds. The story starts as historical fiction set during World War II and then shifts to a complete fantasy story as the main character and her siblings are transported to an alternate world filled with dragons, werewolves, and unicorns. Of course, regardless of the world they are in, the characters have to face a leader who is ambitious and wants to rule their world. … More “Land of the Dragon” by Steffanie M.A. Costigan

“Apogee” by A.K. Wetzel

As “Apogee” begins, the queen has been missing for one hundred years. The members of the queen’s court, The Court of the Raven, have to find a way to unite the magic powers in order to stop the rebellion that has been forming in the land for years. It will be their job to defeat the army and stop the war. This is the story of Alexa, an orphan, and one of the most powerful magic holders in the land. She is a part of the queen’s court and finds herself very quickly on the frontlines of a horrible war due to her abilities. As Alexa attempts to prepare herself magically, emotionally, and physically for what is coming, she also finds herself falling in love and coming out as this journey of self-discovery progresses. Throughout all of it the reader is treated to a wonderful romance, powerful magic, mystical creatures, and treachery they never expected. … More “Apogee” by A.K. Wetzel

“Heroes of the Empire Book 2: The General” by Israh Azizi

“Heroes of the Empire Book 2: The General” brings back all our favorite characters as they continue on their quest to save the kingdom. In this installment, while all the characters are included (thank goodness), the story revolves mostly around two of them. First, there is Mordon, a man who spent his entire life trying to live up to his father’s expectations and suddenly learns this man he always wanted to impress is not who Mordon thought he was. As Mordon is captured by the enemy he is forced to test everything he believes in. … More “Heroes of the Empire Book 2: The General” by Israh Azizi

“The Rogue Mage” by Alex Thornbury

I don’t know how to tell readers about this book without gushing like a fangirl. Just WOW. I got so caught up in this story and its rich, complex characters that I have ignored cooking, cleaning, laundry… I probably would have forgotten to breathe if it weren’t on autopilot. This crazy world full of gods, demigods, mages, humans, and a host of others just grabbed me. The characters sank their fangs, claws, and whatever else deep within me. Then the intricately woven web of treachery, deceit, murder, war, magic, madness, and royal bed-hopping (the things that make reads in this genre so much fun) put me into a spin cycle that would not let me go until every last emotion had been wrung from me. … More “The Rogue Mage” by Alex Thornbury

“Angoleth’s Heir” by Meagan Poetschlag

“Angoleth’s Heir” (Dragons of Angoleth) by Meagan Poetschlag is a compelling and highly entertaining novel of magical realism that will soon become one of your favorites in the genre. Soraya is a New York City high school student with the usual ups and downs that come with the territory. But those highs and lows increase dramatically when she realizes she isn’t in complete command of an ability she hasn’t ever fully grasped. Emotions elevated, something within her wants to reveal itself, and like it or not, it wants to emerge. The only thing preventing her from transforming into something not quite human is a magical bracelet. But what if destiny has a different idea of her future? Maybe she isn’t meant to be human. … More “Angoleth’s Heir” by Meagan Poetschlag

“Queen of Ash and Ruin” by D.M. Swartwout

Before I read the first line of “Queen of Ash and Ruin,” 2nd edition, I had already begun to realize that D.M. Swartwout’s debut novel was remarkable. The pages of this e-book glowed, full of her creativity and displaying it proudly.  Not only is the written word beautiful, thought-provoking, and brilliant.  The author has provided stunning visual cues throughout her work that offer glimpses into the characters and what might lie ahead for them.  More about that in a moment. … More “Queen of Ash and Ruin” by D.M. Swartwout

“Heir to the Ice Flame” by Rose Harvey

In the enchanting world of “Heir to the Ice Flame” by Rose Harvey, a disguised princess has been on the run since the tender age of seven years old. Constantly in fear for her life and being hunted by her parents’ killer, Princess Nina goes by the pseudonym Karliah. She must now journey through Scardia and over the Eastern Sea to find what remains of her extended family before her 18th birthday. … More “Heir to the Ice Flame” by Rose Harvey