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Arrogant. Scornful. Full of pride. Darnuir, Prince of Dragons, cares nothing for the damage he's doing to the faltering alliance against the Shadow. He thinks himself invincible - right up till a mortal wound forces him to undergo a dangerous rebirthing spell, leaving him a helpless babe in human hands. Twenty years pass, and demonic forces are poised to sweep across the land. With the alliance between humanity, dragons, and fairies fracturing, Darnuir will have to uncover the secrets of his past, seek redemption for his sins, and rally the disparate races if they are to survive.

Jack Reilly's luck ran out just before the war did. Resigning his commission in the Alliance shortly after the end of the war with the Serkins, he went out into the galaxy looking for a job. Signing onto the Glacier Runner 17, an old and rundown cargo ship, Reilly finds himself working for a clueless captain, mixed up in an intergalactic conspiracy, on the run from assassins, and involved with two women in relationships that he could only call "complicated". And that's just book one. Follow Lt. Jack Reilly and his partner, Major Mitchel, through their adventures.

Furious by Daniel Kolenda brings Paul's letter to the Galatians to life through a vivid dialogue between the Apostle Paul and his scribe, Tertius. This immersive retelling explores Paul's writing verse by verse, blending theological depth, historical context, and raw emotion. Kolenda's narrative transforms this biblical epistle into a personal and transformative journey, making its timeless truths powerfully relevant today.

Set in a fractured world of warring magic and forbidden technology, alive with sorcery, creatures summoned from hidden realms, and dangerous alliances, *Rift * is an epic fantasy saga for fans of Brandon Sanderson, Will Wight, and Joe Abercrombie. Kase Hamerson has taken jobs for money, others for glory, but the one that could get him killed is the one he can't refuse. Why? Because the man holding the contract has half of his mother's coded journal, and that's the closest Kase has been to finding her in ten years.

The battle in the land of the giants has been won, and Oganna is safely home in the Hemmed Land, but the peace is meaningless to Ilfedo. As strange weather patterns spread the desert sands into the Hemmed Land, the white dragon comes to Ilfedo and assigns him a task. He must journey into Resgeria, to the land of Vectra the megatrath, and enter the Tomb of the Ancients. For beyond the tomb lies a place that the prophets long ago hid from the world. Meanwhile, Specter follows the traitor Auron, praying that the man's intent has changed.

The Three Races must work together if they are to survive, but they have another problem - Castallan. The traitorous wizard has raised a deadly rebellion, and declared himself King of Humans. He believes himself safe in the bowels of his impenetrable Bastion fortress, but Darnuir, now King of Dragons, intends to break those walls at all costs. To face these threats, all dragons, humans, and fairies must truly unite; yet old prejudices may undermine Darnuir's efforts, once again.

Arrogant. Scornful. Full of pride. Darnuir, Prince of Dragons, cares nothing for the damage he's doing to the faltering alliance against the Shadow. He thinks himself invincible—right up till a mortal wound forces him to undergo a dangerous rebirthing spell, leaving him a helpless babe in human hands. Twenty years pass, and demonic forces are poised to sweep across the land. With the alliance between humanity, dragons, and fairies fracturing, Darnuir will have to uncover the secrets of his past, seek redemption for his sins, and rally the disparate races if they are to survive.

Lt. Commander Jack Reilly has finally earned a moment to breathe: newly married to Kayla, preparing to become a father, and building a real home on New Harmony while serving in Fleet JAG. For the first time in years, the war feels distant—and peace feels possible. But in the quiet space where a life should begin, three cases arrive like incoming fire, each one engineered to pry apart everything he’s fought to hold together. His hard-won future is about to be put on trial. In Quantum Paradox, a “ghost ship” lost seventeen years ago drifts back into Alliance space.

The Rift Saga reaches its thundering conclusion. Kase, Brell, and Rumcole have survived betrayal, battled across fractured realms, and forged impossible alliances. Now the dark mage Kregryn moves to resurrect an ancient evil and only these three unlikely heroes stand against the coming storm. With time itself unraveling and monsters pouring through unsealed portals, the final confrontation awaits on a cursed island where a black tower pierces the sky. Friendships will be tested. Sacrifices will be demanded. And the fate of every realm hangs upon a single desperate gambit.

Illdari has never been kind to Outcasts, but this is getting ridiculous. With Grand Elf still missing, Rick Tagler leads his party into Frostholm, where storms kill in an instant and the sky itself becomes a weapon. Just as Rick’s magic reaches new heights, Frostholm answers with its Gatekeeper, a soul-stealing, seven-headed dragon that defies magic users. Rick must master the wizard’s weakness to become something else, forging himself into an ascendant force of will and steel. But when a mysterious newcomer provides crucial aid, Rick realizes the debt could jeopardize everything.

A man bereaved of his love, a warrior on the hunt for his fallen pupil, and the young girl whom they both hold more precious than life itself. Can they face down the coming evil? From a thousand years ago, Specter has protected others. His scythe and invisible cape now make him a terror to anyone who would harm those under his protection. But the enemy has been hard at work in the shadows. Specter has found people he trusts and people whom he loves, but he must still work unseen. Few know of his existence. He has saved precious lives but does not receive recognition for it.

The adventure continues as Kase, Brell, and Rumcole discover that Sula has become entangled in a terrifying plot that will plunge the world into an endless age of darkness and death. Standing in their way are enemies both old and new, human and unnatural, including the last person Kase would expect wants to kill him-his own father.

What would you do if the Fae took over your town? Fateh's life was as ordinary as it could be with the Fae. He deals with Tabor, an annoying but familiar presence. The fact that he's one of the Fae complicates things.

Christmas time is supposed to be fun, right? Parties, presents and time with the ones you love is all part of the holiday season. A time to relax, have a party and get all your fun in before the year ends. Well -- for me, Christmas is more of a minefield. I'm Evan and I have to navigate this more closely than I have to for anything else. My whammy -- the collective bad luck I seem to bestow on unwilling people -- goes into overdrive from the stress of the season.

I work at a call center, so you can imagine what I have to go through in the course of the day -- the crying, yelling and cursing. That's before I get to work, after that it's all downhill from there. At least the people I work with are good company. That makes my second job much worse. My other job is worse. I get hired out to sabotage companies like the one I'm at now with my new friends by bad luck. I walk in, lay the whammy down on something and leave.

Wars with aliens make for strange bedfellows. Five hundred years ago I died. In most cases that would have been the end of it. The thing is, I didn't stay dead. Well, actually I did, but more to the point my mind woke up in brand spanking new, state-of-the-art cloned body custom built by the Imperium to fight the B'dar. This is my story. This is the future history of me.

After committing his life to Christ, WD, aka Woodrow Dawson, sets in motion events which will echo through eternity. Haunted by grief over his past failures, he decides to make things right between him and his aging father. But first, he needs to escape from the mental health facility where he’d been incarcerated for attempted suicide and alcohol abuse. The spiritual conflict unleased against him threatens to destroy the very foundation of his faith. Were it not for ministering angles, all would be lost.

Something wicked has made its home in Yewland's famed Blackwood Forest. Dozens of Queen Illaria's finest soldiers have ventured in, only to meet hideous, violent ends. Now, it's up to Nock and Mallik to hunt down the threat that lurks among the dark trees. But they will soon discover that they are not the only hunters in the Blackwood.

Things were looking up for Jack. He and Kayla had married, were expecting their first baby, and moved into a nice house on New Harmony. Kayla was due to give birth any day, but Jack is pulled away on a case that could threaten their newfound happiness and the peace of the Alliance. An Alliance starship, believed to have been destroyed 17 years ago during the war, has mysteriously appeared without its crew.

In actuality, Lewis is not bipolar. The people he sees and hears—that no one around him sees or hears—are not figments of his imagination. Lewis has a rare gift, or is it a curse? He can see and hear ghosts. There is an insistent ghost in the high desert community of Joshua Tree who requires assistance, and Lewis Price is his choice to assist.