Oren Knox, a wizard from a bygone era, has seen the world transform. Magic, once abundant, is now rare, overshadowed by the rise of steam engines and firearms. Yet, Oren's power remains undiminished—so...

Sheyna Namear has been left to fend for herself on the streets of Symbor… …Until she decided to steal from the White Tower.  It's then she finds out the mistress of the tower is the one who put her on...

Some old friends delight and entertain……others get you into the worse trouble of your life!While continuing her studies Sheyna once again meets the flamboyant Gondrial, who immediately gets her into trouble...

The mages are all already deep in their training… …except for one, and she is off to an extremely late start. Lylah is a sweet soul who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. With the Tournament...

The servant girl has a secret… …and it's hidden in plain sight. Hana serves a well-to-do family who treats her kindly, but something is amiss. She doesn't quite fit the role of a mere servant. Fluent...

She never wanted to be the Black Mage......she was only trying to defend her loved one.   But soon, Thessa learned the curse she inherited runs deeper than she ever imagined. Being the Black Mage means...

Arran led a sheltered life among the witches of the Citadel... ...until an encounter with a witch seer exiled him into the unforgiving world beyond. With the guidance of a wandering minstrel, Arran learned...

There is no magic formula to good writing……There is no quick, easy way to write a bestselling novel or short story.Sure, you can hammer out a fifty-thousand-word novel in a month or less if you know what...

Are you tired of grammar books that put you to sleep? Look no further! "Grammar: It's more fun than watching paint dry" is here to inject some excitement into your language learning journey. In this book,...

He's called the protector for a reason… …it's just not the reason everyone thinks. Asleth, the Grey Mage, has been instrumental in helping the blood mage, the necromancer, and the green thumb, but why?...