When vampire dentist Dr Fang (yes, really) gets invited to go to the Intergalactic Dating Agency’s speed dating event as his friend’s wingman, he can’t refuse. He isn’t looking for love, let alone his fated mate, but one taste of the pretty young human girl Dani, and he’s hooked.

Dani isn’t sure what frightens her more: aliens, vampires or dentists. Only to discover that there are much more dangerous beings in the Colony…and the hot alien vampire dentist might be the exact hero she needs right now. Maybe even forever…

A wilderness trip becomes a fight for survival when five modern friends are thrown into 1649 North America. Surrounded by war, winter, and hostile tribes, they must battle to stay alive – and build something of lasting value in a world that wants them dead.

Infinite cosmic power. Itty-bitty living space.

To the universe, he is a Class Omega entity of undefined chaos, capable of rewriting reality and staring down elder gods. To Detective Emily Chen, he is Mr. Whiskers: a stray black cat who appeared at a crime scene, eats too much Fancy Feast, and refuses to stay off the furniture.

It is 1982 in Chicago, and the cracks in the world are starting to show. A cult obsessed with an ancient serpent is stealing artifacts, bodies are vanishing from the morgue, and a comet is hurtling toward Earth with an appetite for destruction.

Trapped in a feline body, stripped of his powers, and forced to rely on a skepticism-prone detective and a teenage bellhop with a baseball bat, the universe’s most chaotic entity has until Christmas Day to save the world.

He just has to finish his nap first.

Somewhere on a fringe planet, the last starship of an alien species is waiting. Marine Sergeant Coleman finds himself called back to service for a covert mission. The objective is simple. Get to the last starship first. Sounds like an easy mission. But nothing is easy in Coleman’s life. The past continues to haunt him. Multiple factions also want the last starship.

Three royal siblings. One dying kingdom.
The sun made them powerful. The crown made them enemies. Blood may be all that saves them.
Raiz was just a boy when they took his sister. Years later as an outcast with a misfit crew of his own, he has forged his rage into firelight — and now he wants her back.

Isha was taken from her family and transformed into a court pet simply because her eyes shone the forbidden colour of violet. But she has never forgotten where she came from, and she has made a solemn vow to escape.

Dazen never asked for the title. He was taught to obey. To kneel. But when fate pits him against his brother, he must choose: His kingdom. Or his kin.

A dark fantasy of family, rebellion, and magic born from sunlight. Perfect for fans of Star Wars who are after a more fantasy based story and enjoy reading about found family, royal betrayal, and epic sibling arcs.

Telling the Norse myths is a lot easier than living them.

Ansgar isn’t your typical viking: He tells stories of gods and heroes for a living.
When viking crews set out to do something insane, they want a chronicler who can spin the crazy into the heroic. Ansgar runs into one band of brothers intent on doing something truly stupid. They need a skilled storyteller, as their last five were all devoured, drowned, or hacked to death soon after joining. That new recruit has to be capable of surviving long enough to tell the tale, though.
Ansgar doesn’t want some troll to rip his arms off. But damn, it’s going to be a great story if he survives.

Burden to Bear is book one of Gregory Amato’s Norse fantasy series Spear of the Gods, where the myths, magic, and monsters of the Viking Age are real.

Get ready to settle in with this cozy midlife paranormal series featuring southern charm, quirky characters, and a sentient house with way too much personality. Readers call this series a relatable and emotional look at aging, with a supernatural world you’ll want to get lost in.

Hal Spacejock is a cargo hauler at a third-rate spaceport, where he spends his days getting chewed out for putting the wrong containers in the wrong ships. His robot boss hates his guts, and his landlord wants him gone. When he saves an elderly gentleman from a beating, he has no idea of the consequences. But he’s about to find out…

Magic died the night the war ended.

Now rot creeps across the countryside, and the sickness it carries is claiming Arine’s father.

When she sets out to find a cure, she’s captured by a king who believes her bloodline holds the key to restoring magic—and makes her father’s life the price of her obedience.

Forced across the Decayed Lands, Arine must rely on two reluctant allies: a prince bound to the throne that hunts her, whose presence blurs the line between enemy and something far more dangerous, and a calculating warrior whose secrets could destroy everything.

As trust fractures and desire deepens, Arine discovers the loss of magic has warped the land and its creatures beyond recognition.

But the magic wasn’t simply lost.

It was severed.

And restoring it may require Arine to bind herself to the very forces that destroyed it.