Novedades

It seems that vampire killers get no respect. One would think that protecting people from a race that would suck them dry and throw the desiccated husks on the street would earn some respect. One would think that converting large mythological beasts from enemies to allies would earn some gratitude. One would think that healers who use more than medicine along with their medical training, could practice without fear of exposure. Such is not the case. The book Cowgirls and Dragons explores the lives of people who do these things and who are forced into hiding because of it.

In a realm where magic is rare and the balance between light and darkness hangs by a thread, the ancient Ætherial Tree—the heart of all magic—lies fractured and on the brink of extinction. Its shard, a fragment of immeasurable power, chooses Eryndor, a young wizard, as its bearer. Tasked with restoring the tree and the balance it upholds, Eryndor sets out on an epic journey that will test his limits and redefine his destiny.

Adopted at birth by a loving family of magic users, fifteen year old Ryn desperately wants to fit in, but the law is clear: only those with documented bloodlines use magic. If Ryn's birth parents remain unknown, she will be denied the use of magic along with the knowledge and training those ancestors could provide.

Some girls wake up to alarm clocks. Hazel woke up naked on a stranger’s kitchen floor… with no memory of how she got there. Hazel Smith has always felt a little different—offbeat, artistic, and never quite in sync with her small New England town. But nothing prepares her for the truth that explodes her world: she’s not entirely human. After waking up battered and confused in a mysterious house, Hazel begins to change—literally. A tail. Gills. Fur. Her mom finally confesses the unbelievable: Hazel’s father was a shape-shifting familiar, and Hazel has inherited his powers. As ...