Novedades

If I were mortal, the epitaph on my tombstone would read: ‘Here lies Isla Ríhbiadh, cherished daughter of Fallon and Lorcan, crown princess of Luce, and blunderer like no other.’ Luckily, I’m an immortal shifter sorceress, so my countless slipups haven’t resulted in my untimely demise. Yet. When my latest blunder lands me in the steam chamber of a very naked and very irritable Faerie king, I worry the pointy-eared Glacin will dispose of my body under six feet of solid ice. Instead, he suggests we get married.

Those who play with prophecies will get burned… 23-year-old Undesirable Durvla Garrick has a dangerous secret. Being both deaf and having a chronic ailment, her very existence is treasonous. So, when the queen’s mercenaries accuse her of stealing a dress, she comes quietly—better to be arrested for her knitting skills than her illness. Under the watchful eye of the broody royal guard, Tiernan Kilkenny—the embodiment of the very people she’s spent her life hiding from—Durvla is appointed dressmaker to the princess. But castle life isn’t quite what she expected, and nor is its staff…

The Heartbreak Show is a continuation of The Night Market (listen to first), with major spoilers for Bound by Ravens. This audiobook includes Heartshot, a bonus content short story set in The Night Market, originally published in The Bookish Box's Romance Anthology Vol. II. A demi-mortal with a divine secret. A Raven shifter determined to a win a bet. And a quest that changes everything. Not all heroes wear armor, I was told when younger. Not even the warrior god whose namesake I chose at 13 when my sister and I ran away. A warrior god who left his known world . . . in a dress.

«Desde mi rincón en el Infierno cumplo la condena que me impusieron quienes me juzgaron, y lo hago en relativa soledad y tranquilidad, encerrado en esta celda, donde día y noche debo escribir con mi propia sangre, en largos rollos de piel humana de otros condenados, las historias que a diario estos recitan como un mantra, desde el otro lado de la pared. No puedo ver a los relatores, solo puedo oírlos; tampoco me está permitido dirigirles la palabra. De todos modos aunque quisiera, no podría: hace tiempo Satanás arrancó mi lengua impía como parte del castigo, y quizás también, ...

Virgil's Aeneid is the great masterpiece of Latin literature. Written at the beginning of the Roman Empire, it tells the exciting story of how a Trojan named Aeneas flees his burning city and goes on a quest to find a new homeland with a small fleet of refugees. The hero Aeneas encounters many monsters and opponents, undergoes many trials and temptations, survives shipwrecks and the whims of the gods. Throughout it all he is accompanied by his loyal sidekick, "faithful Achates"... My idea was this: "What if Achates was not just another Trojan, but a DOG!"

A disillusioned lady knight and the princess she never meant to rescue… Imprisoned in a witch’s tower eighteen years ago, Princess Eliza did not expect to still be waiting. Now past the age of thirty, with several alarming silver strands in her hair, the rescue attempts are growing rarer, and her only companions remain several well-loved bookshelves and her own increasingly lonely mind. Destitute and out of options, Sir Kaylen accepts the king of Alludan’s doomed quest (and reward) to rescue his daughter.

Celeste is about to become one of the thirteen Fées Gardiennes, a centuries-old sisterhood of fairy godmothers. To be granted full status, she must usher her first protégé onto their path of destiny. Where better to find a starry-eyed ward than in the land of magic and illusion called Hollywood? It’s 1927. The moviemaking business is booming when Celeste befriends a young studio seamstress whose dreams outshine everyone else’s. Rose is talented and underappreciated and could use some enchanted intervention in her life.

Brydie MacKay has accepted that she is the last Daughter of Winter. Her old life soon becomes a distant memory as she is initiated into a world of druidic magic. However, the further Brydie delves into her legacy, the more she realizes that she is up against impossible odds. Training is brutal beyond imagining, and the full power of her birthright eludes her. To make matters worse, everyone has an agenda—even the man required by prophecy to protect her.

The legendary Orion has been hunting monsters for millennia—he's very good at it. That's why they gave him a constellation in the night sky. But that prowess comes with a price. There are many who hold a grudge against him. So when someone starts killing Nephilim in Los Angeles with the style of an old foe, there's no doubt that it's personal.

The king's lottery has determined that Twilla, a young orphaned apprentice of a renowned wise woman, must marry—for only the wedded can survive the terrible fate awaiting those who penetrate the primeval forest. Altered by a talisman of great power, she escapes her unwanted lot and joins a commander's tragically blinded son on a remarkable journey from peril to peril. For they are the chosen who must rescue the vanquished of an ancient war of magic . . . and shape the destiny of a bloody, disputed land.

When the Athenian aristocrat Peteos unwittingly upsets supreme goddess Hera, her revenge is as ingenious as ruthless. The worlds of gods and men collide in this sweeping historical fantasy novel, set in ancient Athens and Sparta. Meet Perikles and Sokrates, Artemis and Aphrodite, Philemon and Baukis, and embark for an epic adventure in antiquity.

Astrid wakes up in an unfamiliar place, realizing she has been summoned to Elysia, a realm of the Greek gods, by the Goddess Artemis. She discovers she has the ability to wield the elements and her first quests involve seeking out two individuals named Harry and Johnathon, as well as meeting the Oracle. Harry, a follower of Apollo, appears to help her and explains the urgency of her situation, indicating there is a threat to Elysia. As she begins to understand her powers, Astrid feels a connection to the elements and prepares to embark on her journey.

I was born to be forgotten. Cast down, exiled, left to rule the dead in a kingdom of frost and silence. The gods feared me from the moment I took my first breath—the half-living daughter of Loki, bound to a fate I never chose. While my brothers were chained and cast into the sea, I was thrown into the abyss of Niflheim, a world of shadows and restless souls. Here, I was meant to wither. Instead, I became queen. But even the ruler of the dead is not free. When the golden god Baldur arrives at my gates, the gods come pleading for his release. They believe I am heartless. They are wrong.

Oliver A Melendez's adaptation of Lost and Grief revolves around Orpheus and Eurydice's perspective. In the writer's narrative, the emotional tensions of loss, grief, negativity, and toxicity are brought to the fore, as well as the fluctuating periods that represent a genuine separation between men and women.

Pointless is short story of Achilles in Tartarus.

Step into a world of folktales that echo the ancient secrets of Kashmir’s mountains, the mystique of djinns that wander the valley, and the warmth of Grandma’s embrace on a winter’s evening. Dadi, Dantkatha and the Djinns brings to life the timeless magic of Kashmiri folklore, passed down through generations orally. These stories, filled with wisdom and life lessons, were narrated by grandparents on long, cold winter nights, captivating children with tales of witches, fairies, kings, talking animals, wise villagers, and djinns. Sopory’s collection offers a window into the cherished ...

1110 - Roland, a young swineherd, escapes a horde of invading cutthroats who massacred his village and his whole family. He is rescued by travelling knights one of whom, André de Montbard, accepts the lad as his page. Along with fellow adventurers, Roland accompanies his master across Europe to the Holy Land where he witnesses the creation of the Order of the Knights Templar. In Jerusalem, he discovers an object of immense power, something he must return to France. Along the way, Roland learns one of the greatest secrets of the Middle Ages. 1992 – Sophia Bruckner, an architecture student...

The second book in the TWISTED EVER AFTER series that takes familiar fairy tales and transforms them into contemporary horror novellas. Perfect synchronization. Flawless harmonics. Absolute unity. Seventeen-year-old Melody Chen returns to Resonance Falls High School after three months at the Braddock Auditory Processing Center, still struggling with lifelong amusia—an inability to process musical tones that teachers and doctors have always labeled a defect. But what awaits her isn't normal teenage life; it's a town transforming into something inhuman. Her classmates move with unsettling ...

Ava was the fairest in the land, yet her sister still won the heart of the Prince. 13 years later their daughter debuts in society. The rumor is, she’s fairer than Ava. Well, now, Ava couldn’t have that. After watching her parents murdered in front of her, and nearly dying herself, Ivory finds solace in the home of 7 orphaned males. In exchange for help around the house, they agree she can stay. All but one see her as a sister. The grumpiest, the oldest, doesn’t understand the pull she has on him. After years of peace and quiet, Ava’s dark cloud threatens the farm and the males. ...

Keep your friends close. Keep your enemies thrown in a volcano never to be seen again. Well, that was the plan anyway. Now, in the midst of sorting out some good ol’ daddy issues, Connor has to rescue Laren and the rest of the Elite council from a historically known baddie. If He-Who-Should-Not-Be-Named and Keyser Söze had a best friend, Vercin would be him. Connor will have to put his huevos rancheros on the line to stop Vercin from doing a boatload of bad things. Like really bad. The board is set, the pieces are ready, and the fate of the world will be decided by the victor.