Browsing: Science Fiction

A prodigy pygmy owl. A possessive firedrake. A booby-trapped castle. Gargoyles come to life. Who said magic would be ordinary?No…

Magic is forbidden… but it’s coming for Clara.With Clara on the brink of death, her father calls on a mysterious…

Orphaned sisters Avery and June must survive in a post-apocalyptic world of human-hunting mutants. Follow their desperate attempts to stay alive as they leave their home, befriend other survivors, and keep one step ahead of the Urthmen tracking them.

Cassius — a fallen, former star pilot — is trying to escape his past when he’s thrown back into an intergalactic conflict by the same rogues who destroyed his homeland. An action-packed space opera filled with twists!

Mouse – the mysterious man with the unassuming moniker (and the mentor of teen super Kid Sensation) – finally has…

The last thing Rachel wants is to become an Interstellar Bride for the Colony. But when leader Maxim and his second, Ryston, hear that their chosen mate has refused transport, they risk it all to bring their bride home in this steamy ménage romance.

From a USA Today bestselling author: Searching for a fresh start, Natalie joins the Interstellar Bride Program and is shocked to find explosive passion with sexy alien warrior Roark. But when an attack on the planet separates them, can Roark find his way to Natalie — and the newborn son he never knew about?

A claustrophobic page-turner set at an Antarctic station during the “over-winter” period: nine months of darkness, isolation, and Earth’s most extreme cold. A new engineer joins the team at the Shackleton South Pole research facility — but a suspicious death will push the crew to their outer limits.

“A great read” (Brandon Sanderson): Born without magic — and with a crackling wit — princess Isabelle is surprised to receive a royal proposal. But nothing is as it seems, and she must now navigate a deadly maze of glamour and intrigue… A “pleasurably complex” debut (Kirkus Reviews starred review).

Our world could have been so very different…Eight stories take us on a journey into how our world could have…