Novedades

Lia is always prepared for battle, but being blackmailed into marriage by Prince Alexandros is a challenge too far. She has no choice. He’s holding her sister hostage to force her hand. But with this union built on betrayal and rage comes a contract. By the goddess’s law, the marriage must not be consummated. A relief to Lia. She’d rather commit regicide than fall into bed with a man she loathes.

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.

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.

"Late, late, so late! and dark the night and chill! Late, late, so late! but we can enter still. Too late, too late! ye cannot enter now." Guinevere begins as the radiant bride of King Arthur, chosen not only for her beauty but as the woman who might help him build a new moral order in Camelot. Yet despite Arthur’s love and her high place, Guinevere falls into a forbidden passion with Sir Lancelot, the noblest of Arthur’s knights. Their secret love becomes the fatal flaw in the Round Table’s ideal.

Lore Alemeyu wakes up to discover she’s on a ship in the middle of the ocean. Held prisoner and with no way to escape, she’s faced with a dire set of circumstances… A crew that’s distrustful of Lore’s magic capabilities… Her betrayal by a Fae she thought she could trust… A dangerous quest for the sun book, which, if placed in the wrong hands, will make the Alytherian Fae even more powerful. Lore must navigate threats on the ship and beyond, into the ocean’s magical and mysterious depths, in order to find the sun book herself and help free the humans.

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.

My life is a country song. I lost my abuela, my wife, my house, and my religion. After helping my two best friends find love, I'm broke, out of shape, and lonelier than ever. Until I find an injured winged monster in the church basement I'm remodeling. He's the most beautiful creature I've ever seen. Hurt and alone, he needs my help to find his missing halo. He also seems to think I'm destined to be his mate.

With the promise of finally learning her mother’s secrets, Brinna and her family gather together. Only somewhere between the truth and lies, Brinna wakes to find she’s trapped in a space in between the world awake and the nightmares of her family. All of them are asleep. Learning she has the ability to move from dream to dream, Brinna tries to find a way out of the dream world, but she’s stuck, unable to fix what’s ailing her family. But then an unexpected thing happens, Lucian Uraiahs, god of day and light, walks into her dream.

Emira has been a slave her entire life. But when she is rescued from execution by a harpy warrior and his fae comrade, Emira finds herself in the Southern Realm of the Fae Lands. Here, she discovers that her previous master may have more influence and power than she originally thought. He enters her dreams, threatening her with death if she tells anyone about his realm. And as Emira grows healthy, the powers that she possesses as a siren and fae hybrid begin to emerge, and her heart begins to feel for another what it never has before.

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.

I wasn’t supposed to fall for a werewolf. He wasn’t supposed to break my heart. But he did—and I’m done letting ancient fairy tales decide my future. Sure, I’m named after the original Red Riding Hood (the real one, not the sanitized bedtime version), and yes, I was supposed to follow in her footsteps: master silver magic, protect the veil between humans and the supernatural, and become the next “wolf watcher” of the House of Red. But honestly? I’d rather eat dumplings and avoid werewolves altogether. That plan works… until Tobias Somfield shows up. He’s English. He’s brooding.

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.

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.

When the town librarian dies under suspicious circumstances, reclusive bookshop owner Clara Blue discovers that some secrets are worth killing for. Clara came to the coastal village of Thistlewood seeking anonymity—inheriting her aunt's quirky bookshop and settling into a life of quiet routine. But when books start rearranging themselves overnight and her rescue cat begins offering sardonic commentary that only she can hear, Clara realizes her inheritance came with more than dusty shelves and unpaid bills. The death of local librarian Hazel Tilling should have been a tragic accident. ...

A contract killer reincarnates into a foreign world. In this new life, he learns the meaning of family and love. He decides to become invincible this time, so he doesn’t have to face the same predicament again, that he’d faced formerly - and he will also be able to keep his loved ones safe from all sorts of harm.

*99% liked The Legendary Tamer Vol.1 (Goodreads) An orphaned teenage boy who was once deemed talentless for becoming either a Mage or an Aura Master finds his life dramatically changed for the better after a Grimoire named Devourer forms contract of its own accord with him. The boy was no longer talentless – and on the contrary, had exceptional talent for becoming a Mage, an Aura Master and also a Tamer!

The Wisteria Cottage Witch A heartwarming cozy fantasy filled with enchanted baking, small-town magic, and the healing power of belonging. When weary witch Marigold “Mari” Thistlebrook leaves behind the bustle of city sorcery, she hopes to find peace in the sleepy village of Wisteria Hollow. Tucked at the edge of an enchanted forest, her late grandmother’s ivy-covered cottage—and its charming, slightly mischievous cat—seem like the perfect place for a quiet new beginning. But the village is more magical (and more curious) than Mari expected, and her enchanted bakery quickly ...

“The Sire de Maletroit’s Door” by Robert Louis Stevenson is a gripping Gothic tale set in 17th-century France, weaving suspense, fate, and honor into a tightly written narrative. When a chance twist of circumstances traps a young man in a mysterious chateau, he finds himself at the mercy of its enigmatic master. Stevenson crafts a rich, atmospheric story filled with tension, old-world intrigue, and sharp psychological insight. This short story showcases Stevenson’s mastery of mood and character, making it a must-listen for fans of historical fiction and classic suspense.

What fairy tales do you remember from childhood? Why do you remember them? For over 20 years Rix Quinn was a business magazine editor. He worked with many freelance writers. One of his favorite co-workers was a lady who created confession-style fiction short stories for romance and general audience publications. She explained to him the "readability" of this genre. Quinn then began to study stories of this type, as well as classic fairy tales and the "lesson" style stories inspired by the ancient writer Aesop. That's what this very short report is about: how to create stories that inspire, ...