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Founding – Beck Grey
Mattan came looking for a home. I didn’t expect it to be me. Founding is a low-angst LGBTQ+ romantasy about sacrifice, hope, and finding home. Set in 75 BCE, the story focuses on found family, emerging magic, and the creation of a new parallel world. It’s the prequel to The Amagi Chronicles.
Happily – Kim Fielding
Fairy tales always have happy endings—or so the tradition says. Sit down with Piers and enjoy a pint or two of his famous ale while he tells the real story about that beanstalk.
Garden of Secrets – Drake LaMarque
Alistair Lennox is disagreeable. Isolated and miserable, with parents who don’t care about him, his life has been equal parts privilege and loneliness. But when his parents die, his life is turned upside down. In order to gain his inheritance, Alistair is forced to attend a college he’s never heard of – for good reason. Misselthwaite College is a school for the magically gifted. Alistair has no magical gifts – unless being magically inept counts. What were his parents thinking? And what is the mysterious affliction plaguing William Carlisle, the affluent and arrogant heir to Misselthwaite? Is there a connection to the strange key Alistair discovers in a book, the stranger noises in the night, and, strangest of all, the multiple men who desire his friendship? Misselthwaite has no end of secrets. But if being disagreeable is good for anything, it’s for getting to the bottom of mysteries.
Fracture – R. Sinclair
Most people would kill to escape death row. Meredith Dufresne – marked as ‘compliant and charming’ and a ‘low risk inmate’ in her stellar incarceration record, thank you very much – signs her life over to Thanatos Industries instead for the chance to terminate her sentence. The job: taming a highly aggressive malignant AI. The catch: it’s already killed 23 of its previous hosts. Meredith isn’t stupid. Thanatos Industries is playing a dangerous game, and she’s an expendable piece. She can’t gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss her way out of this situation alone – and the bloodthirsty AI jammed in her skull can’t mansplain, manipulate, manslaughter his way to freedom without her. The solution: team up with the highly aggressive malignant AI and hope he doesn’t fry her in the process. What’s a little brain damage in the grand scheme of things, anyway?