The Tapestry of Fate
New York Times bestselling author Shannon Chakraborty sets sail into the second adventure of pirate Amina al-Sirafi as her quest to track down magical artifacts brings her to the island lair of a sorceress whose woven enchantments are impossible to flee.Amina al-Sirafi thinks she's struck gold. Tasked with hunting down arcane artifacts for the council of immortal peris, she can savor the occasional rollicking adventure on the high seas with her cherished criminal companions while still returning home to raise her beloved daughter, Marjana. But when Raksh, the spirit of discord with whom she is reluctantly wed, provokes the council's wrath, Amina is charged with a seemingly impossible quest: steal a spindle capable of rewriting fate from a mysterious sorceress on an island no one can escape.Forced to leave Marjana--who is increasingly frustrated at being peddled what are clearly lies about her mother's life and her own past--Amina finds her mission almost immediately thrown into peril. But deadly storms, an erratic poison mistress, and old enemies are the least of her worries. For the peris' story is unraveling, hinting at a far deadlier game whose rules Amina must swiftly puzzle out. A game that sets her against an adversary more cunning and powerful than she has ever faced.A game that not everyone on her crew wants her to win.
The Wicked and the Witless
Sarazin dreams of power - and believes his moment has finally come.As they neared Selzirk, regret gave way to excitement. Soon Sean Kelebes Sarazin, who would one day win himself the name Watashi, would be in the city where he would have at last a chance of real power.Powerful foes would oppose his rise to the rule of the Harvest Plains, but at least he was guaranteed support from his mother. For surely Farfalla would approve of his ambition once she learnt of it. Surely she would not want power to die out of the family with her death.Surely not.In the event, acquiring power proved rather more complicated than Sarazin had imagined.His comfortable life as a hostage in the cool and shady city of Voice had left him ill-prepared for a life of war, intrigue and wizardry. Yet that was what awaited him.
Friends and Foes
From the creator ofThe Dragon Mage TrilogyComes Book II of The Mech and Magic trilogyThat pits technology against magicGetting the dwarves, humans and elves to unite was the easy part. Now the challenge lies in getting the creatures on the mainland to join in. Finding allies is the primary objective of the heroes, because without them, there will be no way to challenge the mechs on the wizards' home planet.But war is already raging on the main continent, where creatures of all kinds reside, including orcs, ogres, goblins, harpies, and even dragons. Some creatures are in favour of mech technology, while others are against it. The only way to ascertain whether the creatures are in favour of the mechs is if they wield the increasing supply of mech lasers that are finding their way across the continent. But to fight against that often requires the use of those very weapons, meaning that friend cannot be distinguished from foe when the fighting begins. Yet even with these allies, will it be enough? The heroes will need to find unique and clever ways to fight the mechs to keep ahead of them. It is a daunting task, and, as usual, time is of the essence.
Legacy of Obsidian
Winter is here.And in a world choked by ice and snow, a peninsula is all that remains to the clans who seek to rule this narrow strip of land while battling a relentless, flesh-hungry foe that swarms against them.Prince Linnard Skylark is destined to rule Sky Clan, yet his path to the throne is not clear, and he must face treachery and turmoil before he can take his rightful place. Protected and harbouring a secret that might spell the end for his clan, he must grow to manhood and stand against an evil that threatens to overwhelm them all.Divided, the clans will fall, and a greater darkness will rise.
Ashes of the Revolution
Charlotte of Evesbury is a wealthy noblewoman who leads a secret life. While other nobles feast at lavish banquets and tend to their unicorns and griffins, Charlotte plots a democratic revolution and the overthrow of Estenland's king. Yanis Haller is a working-class pamphleteer exiled halfway around the world for daring to criticize the king. Forced to serve as a soldier on imperial expeditions, Yanis discovers a ruined civilization guarded by dragons.Princess Dellirea of Zendar has never questioned the benevolence of her father's rule or the wisdom of Estenland's monarchy. Yet as her father goes to extreme lengths to capture a dragon, she begins to doubt everything she thought she knew. Dr. Samuel Nox knows there must be something more to the story of Estenland's sacred creatures. When two men offer him a unicorn cadaver to dissect, he knows this could be his chance to solve the mystery - even if being caught means certain death.As Estenland teeters uneasily on the brink of revolution, these four must confront the warfare and strife that threaten to consume the nation.A gritty, action-packed epic fantasy about fiery revolution... and its ashes.
Demon Horde Gambit
Otto Schneider isn't the kind of guy who bothers to seek permission.The demons have withdrawn from the mortal realm, the attacks have ceased, but while humanity dares to hope they may have gone for good, the irascible German wizard knows better.In the face of overwhelming odds, he's going to do the dumbest thing possible ... attack.Otto is taking the fight to the demons and he's not going alone.It's a stupid strategy, yet he has faith that it will work.However there is a player missing from the board. Where is Anastasia?Now residing with the angels, the human demigod is forced to explore her new status. Whose side is she on? What part will she now play in the battle to come? And why is Godfrey still so confident of victory.While elsewhere Otto and friends fight for the future of humanity, Anastasia learns a shocking secret that may change everything.'Wow. This guy just stamps on the gas and then never let's go. Reading this series left me exhausted.'
The Weeping of Love's Sacrifice
Now, the woman who sits in judgment must face her most harrowing trial. As political predators circle the palace and whispers of betrayal echo through the halls, Yuzhen finds herself caught between a wife's devotion and a ruler's duty.How much can one soul endure before it shatters? In a journey of search, uncertainty, and evolution, Yuzhen Jingyi must navigate a labyrinth where every choice is a sacrifice. She must decide if she will save the man she loves, or become the formidable sovereign her kingdom demands.
Capturing Sin
I've been keeping a monster locked up.In my defence, it's in the name of science, but I don't think the demon sees it that way. It's a terrible idea, but it was either cage him or kill him, and I couldn't stomach the latter.Not after what I'd done.I was raised to fight his kind, but something about my captive draws me closer, despite his sharp edges and cruel words. Trapped by my controlling uncle, I'm forced to run twisted experiments, letting the wicked demon feed on me.The problem is, his bite isn't painful-it's addictive-and judging by the mix of hunger and hatred gleaming in his starlit eyes, I'm not the only one affected.But when my worst fears come true, the monster doesn't snap my neck like he promised-he saves me instead.Now, I'm his prisoner.With an agenda of his own, if he discovers the dark secret I'm hiding, nothing will stop him from finally taking his revenge.Can I escape my captor before it's too late? Or will he capture not just my body, but my heart?Capturing Sin is a dark enemies-to-lovers paranormal romance, with fangs, tail action and a possessive demon who won't let his woman escape his clawed clutches. Intended for mature readers.The Playing with Demons series is best enjoyed in order for the overarching story, but each instalment follows a different couple to their own HEA and can be read as a standalone romance.
The Wolf's Den
At seventeen, Caleb O'Connor left the isolated island in Maine where he grew up, fleeing tragedy and determined to find a place where a werewolf could run free. For six years he led a werewolf pack in Romania and raised a "cub" as his own son. When the moon wasn't full, Caleb's mentor taught him how to harvest the magical powers of the elements, stars, and planets and schooled him in the art of vampire-hunting.In The Wolf's Den, Caleb returns home to Bar Harbor, Maine after his mentor's death at the hands of a vampire. He soon learns of trouble brewing there-mysterious deaths that make him suspect nefarious vampires have infiltrated his home town. Caleb must confront a gang of werewolf bikers, secretive government agents, and vampires preying on tourists, as well as the unsolved deaths of his two best friends.Caleb needs all the help he can get to stop his vampire nemesis from enslaving humans in the middle of tourist season. Caleb's gang-his adopted teenaged werewolf son, an orphaned werewolf cub, his only remaining childhood friend, and the guardian who raised him-join the battle. Help comes from unexpected quarters as Caleb fights to right past wrongs, make peace with the wild werewolf pack, and defeat the vampires. Who is an enemy and who is an ally? Caleb must figure this out before he loses more people he loves.
Friends and Foes
From the creator ofThe Dragon Mage TrilogyComes Book II of The Mech and Magic trilogyThat pits technology against magicGetting the dwarves, humans and elves to unite was the easy part. Now the challenge lies in getting the creatures on the mainland to join in. Finding allies is the primary objective of the heroes, because without them, there will be no way to challenge the mechs on the wizards' home planet.But war is already raging on the main continent, where creatures of all kinds reside, including orcs, ogres, goblins, harpies, and even dragons. Some creatures are in favour of mech technology, while others are against it. The only way to ascertain whether the creatures are in favour of the mechs is if they wield the increasing supply of mech lasers that are finding their way across the continent. But to fight against that often requires the use of those very weapons, meaning that friend cannot be distinguished from foe when the fighting begins. Yet even with these allies, will it be enough? The heroes will need to find unique and clever ways to fight the mechs to keep ahead of them. It is a daunting task, and, as usual, time is of the essence.
Colours
Tammy has been assigned to Poppy's life to help her fight those old past demons; the only way they can both get any peace is to get the words out, but the pressure is on as time is running out and the colours are in danger of fading... Tammy is a dog, and Poppy is a human; they were never meant to get this close. Where does one end and the other begin? Can you care to believe in colours? Will you dare to believe in angels?
Glass Roots
What would you do - how would you behave if you were being bullied and powerless to fight back? Could you survive with your psychology intact, or is the damage permanent? Some of you may have been bullied at school or online. Sadjit and Thila, who run a good Indian restaurant, are faced with this problem. Their restaurant is attacked by racist thugs. They are forced to work through this nightmare. They do survive, which is a triumph for them and euphoric for the audience. Read this play and think for yourself what you would do. Those who saw its London production were terrified but happy with the ending.
Of Blood and Broken Light
Some lights do not fade.They fracture.In the town of Blackmere, the light has begun to thin. What once held fast now flickers, warping memory, distorting time, and drawing the attention of forces no one fully understands. As whispers spread and certainty collapses, one man finds himself caught between what the light reveals and what it demands in return.Of Blood and Broken Light is a dark, atmospheric work of speculative fantasy concerned less with heroes and victories than with consequence, endurance, and the cost of standing too close to power that cannot be controlled. Told through a carefully preserved account of events that refuse clean resolution, the story unfolds as both witness and warning.This volume does not offer answers so much as it preserves what survived: a moment of fracture, a choice made under pressure, and the quiet understanding that some reckonings do not arrive all at once.What remains is not a legend, but a record.
Hellish Witch
Broken Magic. Forbidden Desire. One Deadly Chance.Ever since I was rescued, nothing's been the same. Especially me.The scars I can handle. The panic attacks and violent voice in my head? I'm learning to live with those too. But when the leash on my growing darkness begins to fray, I know it's not long till I snap.My healing magic is now a weapon. And Killian-my brother's best friend and an incubus with a reputation darker than sin-might just be my only hope.When I'm forced to seek answers in the very place I escaped, he appears like a demon summoned-armed with a wicked smirk and an offer I can't refuse.I should say no.His offer is dangerous. Every touch is a risk. But my magic is unravelling. Hunters are closing in. And Killian looks at me like I'm both his salvation and his destruction.Some demons are meant to devour you. Some are meant to claim your soul.Hellish Witch is a full-length, steamy fast-burn paranormal romance, with fangs, tail action and a possessive demon who will never let his witch escape his clawed clutches. See author website for TWs.The Playing with Demons series is best enjoyed in order for spoilers and the overarching story. Each instalment follows a different couple to their own HEA. Although it can be read as a standalone romance, it is recommended to read Take Me to Hell (Playing with Demons, Book 1) first.
Elf World
When a mysterious elf emerges from the icy depths of Iceland, he carries with him the final legacy of a dying civilization, knowledge that could reshape the future of humankind. As governments, scientists, and seekers of power converge on this revelation, one truth becomes clear: with unimaginable wisdom comes unimaginable risk.From the moss-covered lava fields to hidden castles beneath glaciers, Elf World unfolds as a breathtaking saga that weaves together myth, history, science fiction, and fantasy. At its heart lies a question as old as time: can humanity rise above greed and fear to embrace the responsibility of knowledge, or will we repeat the same mistakes that brought other civilizations to ruin?
One Going Down
There are nefarious forces roaming among us, and James is about to find out how far they are willing to go to get what they want from the world in this romp through the afterlife. Get ready for a peek behind the dark curtain, as James stumbles through a warren of love and friendships while on an unexpected adventure, not fully of his own making, but that he takes on with warmth and humor. His story is a story of our time. He was not ready to go to the beyond, yet who ever thinks they are?
Rise of the Ancient One
To search for truth within the lie. To search for light within the dark. To find the just within the unjust. Let unjustness be punished. Let the Ancient One rise.---In a time where the tyrannical empire fights for power and the Mielethi strives for peace, a new threat emerges amid a war that has spanned the centuries. A creature intent on leaving only destruction and chaos in its wake.The Ancient One. A terrible truth. A secret that has long since been buried away. Until now.As this new threat brings together a collection of unlikely allies, a secret organisation known only as the Champions of the Just seeks to raise the Ancient One from its millennia-long slumber. If the Champions cannot be stopped, then the world will be wreathed in the fires of inferno for all eternity.
Second Star to the Left
Tinker Bell, banished from her homeland for doing the unthinkable, selling the hottest drug in Neverland-pixie dust-wants absolution.Determined to find a way home, Tink doesn't hesitate to follow the one lead she has, even if that means seducing a filthy pirate to steal precious gems out from under his...hook.Captain Hook believes he's found a real treasure in Tink. That is, until he recovers from her pixie dust laced kiss with a curse that turns the seas against him. With his ship and reputation at the mercy of raging storms, he tracks down the little minx and demands she remove the curse. Too bad she can't.However, the mermaid queen has a solution to both of their problems, if Tink and Hook will work together to retrieve a magical item for her.As they venture to the mysterious Shrouded Isles to find the priceless treasure, their shared nemesis closes in. However, his wrath is nothing compared to the realization that achieving their goal may mean losing something they never expected to find-each other.A spicy fantasy romance that mixes feisty, enemies-to-lovers romance with the swagger and adventure of Pirates of the Caribbean in a retelling of Peter Pan that's far from the Neverland you know.
Storm Grazer Rising
The first cries began at dawn. By nightfall, the great city of Saan was nothing but ash and silence.The King's Army marches east, sworn to wipe out the mysterious Gray Cloaks, traitors accused of wielding a banished magic long dismissed as myth.Magnus, a young officer more eager to return home than to march into enemy lands, begins to question the war with every burned village and every unsettling encounter. What truth lies beneath the King's banners, and what price is being paid to preserve them?Elsewhere across Lavonshia, Aurelia knows nothing of war until the Gray Cloaks disrupt her village's Harvest Festival with a dire warning. Forced to flee the only home she has ever known, she must decide whether to trust strangers branded as enemies or watch her people fall to a rising darkness.As soldiers march, villages burn, and loyalties are tested, other lives are drawn into the conflict. Each carries pieces of a truth long buried.Ancient forces awaken. Prophecy stirs.And somewhere in the chaos, the Storm Grazer must rise -or the coming darkness will consume everything.Storm Grazer Rising is the first book in The Lavonshia Chronicles, an epic fantasy series of forbidden magic, clashing truths, and intertwined destinies in a world that has forgotten them.Editorial ReviewsKirkus Reviews"In the beginnings of a war against a group of mysterious, magical beings, a young woman learns of her own connection toan ancient prophecy in Munger's fantasy series-starter.In the Kingdom of Lavonshia's rural province of Dorak, 21-year-old Aurelia Talbot lives a quiet life with her father in avillage called Chelam. It's a peaceful place, unaffected by war or crime, but other parts of Lavonshia aren't as lucky.Recently, the city of Saan was decimated, with the entire population disappearing. The accused perpetrators are membersof a mysterious nearby group of clans called Gray Cloaks, who have magical abilities and maintain peaceful relations withDorakians. A group of Gray Cloaks appear in Chelam and announce that the Ka-the king's army-is headed their way, and that Aurelia's in danger-and she must leave Chelam with the Gray Cloaks immediately. Aurelia departs with a GrayCloak named Daphne, accompanied by best friend Eken and Col, the son of Chelam's most prominent family, who wishesto marry Aurelia. Daphne reveals that Aurelia is at the center of a prophecy about a Storm Grazer: "one who rides thestorm clouds and holds lightening in hand." Meanwhile, the Ka are seeking the missing people of Saan, killing any GrayCloaks they encounter. Ka soldier Magnus Alwyn is wracked with guilt after his unit massacres a Gray Cloak village, andhe isn't the only disillusioned soldier; later, Daphne saves him and his comrades from a pack of Shadow-Wolves. In thisfantasy novel, Munger presents a tale of friendship, loyalty, and betrayal. The author's love for the genre is palpable onevery page; the compelling tale is populated with intriguing characters throughout, and the worldbuilding is convincing andsound. Readers are likely to enjoy the detailed and sometimes playful descriptions of the various players most of all; theyinclude NoNo, a catlike creature who "possessed the peculiar ability to blend in with his surroundings, invisible to any whoglanced his way. With a whisk of his tail, he became a stray bolt of cloth tumbling along the street, or a mischief of micescurrying across a room."An engaging tale of prophecy and magic with solid characters and mythology."
Masque
A slightly steampunk Beauty and the Beast with a murder mystery...Old maids! Murder! Masked Beast Lords!Lady Isabella Farrah didn't expect a proposal from a masked man at the Annual Ambassadorial Ball-nor did she expect a murder.She got both.Happily for society at large, Isabella is of the opinion that noses were made for sticking into other peoples' business, and she is delighted to do just that in the service of the murdered man-and perhaps in service of a certain Beast Lord, who is not as grateful as Isabella thinks he ought to be. Now it's just a matter of finding a murderer in a society of malcontents, traitors, and bad dancers.It's a game of masks, and the Beast Lord isn't the only person hiding behind one...
The Wazir and the Witch
The final days of Justina Thrug's rule were shaped not by politics or war, but by the will of a being far more powerful.The Hermit Crab, a being with powers at least equal to those of any wizard or sorcerer, dwelt on a small island in the harbour of Untunchilamon's capital city. The Crab took exception to the violent political disputes which had disturbed the peace of its domicile; to restore the peace, the Crab commanded Justina and Varazchavardan to declare a truce and resolve their differences. This they did.Had they disobeyed, they would have been turned inside out by a wrathful Crab, therefore the matter of their compliance is scarcely a mystery.This is the true history of the final days of the rule of Justina Thrug upon the island of Untunchilamon, and it is the only such history which is worth the price of the fooskin upon which it is written.And remember: your historian was there.
The Wishstone and the Wonderworkers
Chegory Guy never asked to save an island - but when a catastrophic energy drain sweeps across Untunchilamon, he becomes the one person who must uncover its cause.Shabble. In appearance, a miniature sun, though coloration tends to be changeable and idiosyncratic. In voice eccentric, speaking at will in any of the accents heard ever on Untunchilamon, even those unplaceable foreign accents otherwise voiced only by the conjuror Odolo. In behaviour feckless, for Shabble has scant regard for consequences. That is Shabble.While Shabble is still hanging there in the air, a massive energy drain affects all of Injiltaprajura. Lights darken. Fires go out. Candles die. Then, to Shabble's horror, Shabble feels Something trying to seize Shabble's own energy. Shabble squeals in fright and flees down the nearest drainpipe. The drainpipe (naturally) leads Downstairs. Downstairs! There is horror down there, and Shabble fears it greatly. Yet the alternative is death.What has caused this massive energy drain? It is left to Chegory Guy, an Ebrell Islander, to find out. This is unfortunate as his chief skills are as a knifefighter and a rock-gardener. And yet it is he who finally holds the future of the entire, equatorial island of Untunchilamon in his hands.
The Chronicles of Wetherid II
The Chronicles of Wetherid II - Guardians of the Seven Artifacts (Volume 2) An epic fantasy saga of fractured realms and the struggle to prevent a demon's return. In the volcanic depths of Raga Gur, Gorzod Grauwing prepares the way for the demon Xaroth. Around him gathers a brittle alliance of gray dwarves, ogres, undead, and mist elves. Each faction serves its own ambition. Mistrust spreads. The pact may collapse before Xaroth rises. In the DeShadin desert, Sheik Nam El Kabun confronts unrest. The displaced Kajirs press into Iseran after drought drives them from their homeland. Fear answers them. Skirmishes follow. A single betrayal threatens to ignite the southern realms. Within the Dark Forest, the laws of nature begin to shift. Druids record unnatural change. Wardens and rangers track a threat that advances without banners or drums. Astinhod stands on the brink. Duke Aldion and Lady Merdiva maneuver for dominance as defenses strain under the prospect of siege. Alliances turn fragile. Loyalty becomes a liability. Far to the north, frost elves enter a pact with Prince Sylvian and his mist elves. Old clan feuds stand in the way of unity. Time runs short to form a common front. At the center of these conflicts move Gorathdin and his companions. The remaining artifacts are the only counterweight to Xaroth's ascension. Their path leads beneath the Kirbun Mountains into the tunnel systems of Ingar, where enemies prepare in silence. One misstep will end their cause. Guardians of the Seven Artifacts expands the conflict across Wetherid: political fracture, shifting allegiances, and a mounting supernatural threat converge. It continues The Chronicles of Wetherid II, driven by consequence, divided loyalties, and decisions that cannot be undone.
Tear Down Heaven
5000 years of war and rebirth has come down to this.Bex, Queen of Wrath, stands upon the grand promenade of Heaven. She can see the Tower of Anu at the center of the white city. The tower where Gilgamesh has chosen to hide.Which makes no sense.They may have escaped the Hells, but Bex has no horns and her sword is silent. Her "army" of demons is nothing more than a horde of sin-poisoned, half-starved, overworked slaves who can barely stand. Crushing them would be easy for the Eternal King and all his remaining princes.It'll take a miracle just for them to survive, but time is running out as Gilgamesh races to achieve the absolute future he's long envisioned. A future that neither demons nor witches have a place in.Before that happens, Bex and Adrian will have to find a way to tear down heaven.
The Chronicles of Wetherid II
An epic high fantasy saga of power, truth, and the fractures beneath a fragile order.Fallgar rises.Astinhod falters.Something stirs beneath the surface of the world.Twenty years after the fall of the Shadowlord Erwight of Entorbis, peace has settled over Wetherid. The calm is deceptive.In the glacial valleys of Fallgar, on the black cliffs of Raga Gur, and within the halls of Astinhod, forces awaken beyond any ruler's control. An orc shaman summons what should not exist. The lords of Fallgar forge alliances of calculation and forbidden magic. In Astinhod, court and council turn against one another in a struggle for power and survival.At the same time, a small band of former companions gathers again.They seek the seven lost artifacts - and the truth behind what moves beyond the visible world.The Companions: Gorathdin - a half-elf burdened by his past. Vrenli - keeper of forgotten knowledge. Werlis - one-armed, sharp-tongued, loyal. Aarl - a warrior from Thir, scarred but unbroken. Borlix - a dwarven paladin devoted to truth. Thorgar - a northern warden bound by oath and blood. Master Drobal - the last great mage of Horunguth, his strength fading.They are not the only ones searching. Others seek the artifacts - not to preserve the world, but to claim what lies behind it.The Guardians of the Seven Artifacts weaves magic, political intrigue, and a perilous journey into a single narrative. Its world is shaped by history and consequence. Its enemy cannot be defeated by steel alone.Part of The Chronicles of Wetherid, this volume stands on its own and deepens the foundations laid in The Legacy of the Elves.For readers who value high fantasy not for spectacle, but for weight, memory, and cost.
Abyrinth's Fire
Abyrinth's Fire is about Europe in an alternate timeline that diverged in the 1800's. Kings still rule, and the nobility wields real power. The main sources of energy are advanced steam engines and Abyrinth. Abyrinth can move machines in the hands of the channelers, but those of noble birth are given a 'brand' on their eighteenth birthday that will impart them with a random power. Some are mundane, but others are fantastically powerful.Jafra Sobieski passes the trials and is given one of the strongest brands in all Europa. She will need it as the Rus are invading her beloved Polska. After a tragedy, she joins her older brothers in the military, using their incredible powers to fight back the invaders. She must also be wary of secret societies that will try to control her, or if that fails, kill her.Her parents are seeking a husband for her, a political match that would strengthen their house, but she becomes torn between two men. Both want her, but for different reasons. Should she choose the man her mother prefers, or should she choose a man who would kill or die for her?
The Quest Continues Journal Ultra Custom Lined Hardcover, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (the Lord of the Rings Collection)
When Frodo Baggins left the Shire, he embarked on an adventure that would shape Middle-earth. As one of the most celebrated film series of all time, The Lord of the Rings(TM) is celebrated through our collection. Paperblanks' The Quest Continues journal is a companion for your own heroic adventures, with iconic visuals from the original film Format: UltraSize: Width: 175mm (63/4") x Height: 230mm (9") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: Custom LinedPage Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BrownGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: SmoothRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
The Crown Reclaimed Journal Ultra Custom Lined Hardcover, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (the Lord of the Rings Collection)
When Frodo Baggins left the Shire, he embarked on an adventure that would shape Middle-earth. As one of the most celebrated film series of all time, The Lord of the Rings(TM) is celebrated through our collection. Paperblanks' The Crown Reclaimed journal concludes your epic journey, inspiring you to always stand by what's right. Format: UltraSize: Width: 175mm (63/4") x Height: 230mm (9") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: Custom LinedPage Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BlueGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: SmoothRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
The Crown Reclaimed Journal Ultra Custom Unlined Hardcover, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (the Lord of the Rings Collection)
When Frodo Baggins left the Shire, he embarked on an adventure that would shape Middle-earth. As one of the most celebrated film series of all time, The Lord of the Rings(TM) is celebrated through our collection. Paperblanks' The Crown Reclaimed journal concludes your epic journey, inspiring you to always stand by what's right. Format: UltraSize: Width: 175mm (63/4") x Height: 230mm (9") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: Custom UnlinedPage Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BlueGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: SmoothRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
The Quest Continues Journal MIDI Custom Unlined Hardcover, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (the Lord of the Rings Collection)
When Frodo Baggins left the Shire, he embarked on an adventure that would shape Middle-earth. As one of the most celebrated film series of all time, The Lord of the Rings(TM) is celebrated through our collection. Paperblanks' The Quest Continues journal is a companion for your own heroic adventures, with iconic visuals from the original film Format: MidiSize: Width: 125mm (43/4") x Height: 180mm (7") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: Custom UnlinedPage Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BrownGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: SmoothRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
The Crown Reclaimed Journal MIDI Custom Lined Hardcover, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (the Lord of the Rings Collection)
When Frodo Baggins left the Shire, he embarked on an adventure that would shape Middle-earth. As one of the most celebrated film series of all time, The Lord of the Rings(TM) is celebrated through our collection. Paperblanks' The Crown Reclaimed journal concludes your epic journey, inspiring you to always stand by what's right. Format: MidiSize: Width: 125mm (43/4") x Height: 180mm (7") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: Custom LinedPage Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BlueGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: SmoothRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
Her Dark Omens
In the forgotten village of Trist, stepping out of line can quickly lead a woman to burn at the stake.The lonesome healer Kamari Sable knows to keep her eyes down and her feet still. Already, the villagers are suspicious of her.In their eyes, only witches roam the neighbouring forest, but for Kami, it holds all the life she so desperately needs to give her patients.Trying to cure her childhood friends' mother from the same illness that claimed her family years ago, Kami must venture into the forest to brew the medicine that may save her.But had she known what awaited her, she might never have gone.Now haunted by ghostly figures that blur the line between dream and reality, and a persistent crow, her grip on sanity begins to slip. And the villagers cast wary eyes on her.Kami is forced to learn that questioning one's sanity can be a ruthless beast to defeat, and she soon understands that burning a witch won't save them from what's coming.Her Dark Omens is a chilling tale of nightmares and monsters, love and friendship, and overcoming one's prejudices.
The Quest Continues Journal Mini Custom Lined Hardcover, 176pg, 85gsm by Paperblanks (the Lord of the Rings Collection)
When Frodo Baggins left the Shire, he embarked on an adventure that would shape Middle-earth. As one of the most celebrated film series of all time, The Lord of the Rings(TM) is celebrated through our collection. Paperblanks' The Quest Continues journal is a companion for your own heroic adventures, with iconic visuals from the original film Format: MiniSize: Width: 90mm (31/2") x Height: 140mm (51/2") x Depth: 16mm (1/2")Interior: Custom LinedPage Count: 176PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BrownGSM (paper weight): 85Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: SmoothRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
Riyadh's Network Disconnected
Riyadh's Network Disconnected is a contemporary social novel set in Riyadh that explores the psychological, emotional, and relational consequences of digital dependence. The story begins when a sudden and unprecedented network outage hits the capital, cutting off internet and mobile services due to a solar storm. What initially appears to be a technological inconvenience gradually exposes deeper fractures within families, relationships, and identities.The novel centers on a middle-class Saudi family living in Al-Yasmeen neighborhood: Mr. Ali, his wife Badriya, and their three children-Lamis, Abdul Karim, and Roaa. On the very day of Lamis's anticipated engagement ceremony, the network collapse disrupts communication, logistics, and social coordination, forcing the family into an unfamiliar state of digital silence.As devices lose their dominance, hidden emotional tensions surface. Lamis struggles with a secret romantic relationship conducted online and questions the authenticity of her feelings. Roaa, immersed in K-pop culture and online fandom, confronts the emptiness beneath her digital obsessions. Abdul Karim, disciplined yet socially withdrawn, reveals the loneliness masked by routine. Badriya begins to realize how technology has distanced her from her children, and Mr. Ali grapples with societal expectations and control.Through intimate conversations, interrupted plans, and forced face-to-face interactions, the novel critiques social media culture, digital addiction, performative relationships, generational gaps, and the illusion of connection. It raises philosophical questions: Are we connected or merely adjacent? Has technology strengthened relationships or hollowed them out? What happens when the "network" that defines modern identity suddenly disappears?The narrative blends realism, family drama, psychological exploration, and social commentary. It portrays a Saudi society navigating modernization while negotiating tradition, identity, and emotional authenticity.
Transcendence
Four months after the reopening of Bowhar and final destruction of Bahutha, Roishin and Enori are working to rebuild Bowhar and create the kingdom which will be the central hub once again for Ankou, Druid, and exceptional humans. After the horrors of the first Bowhar war, Senara and Kazia are trying to find their place together again and reclaim the life they'd begun together so long ago. Roishin and Enori have exciting news, even as all eyes are upon Ryarch as they await news of Brielle's fate. Underlying all the joy is the confusion and turmoil in Isabeau, her soul forever changed from the role she took during the war. Once again, Fallon and Cateline must face losing their child to the lulling embrace of their destiny. Another destiny will be fulfilled as the Ohn, mother and father of the Ankou and Druids, come to call one of their own home. Who will the god-makers transform in Transcendence? Join all those you love from Destiny and Ancients as their destiny continues in Book 1 of the Bowhar series!
The Night Sweeps the Mountains Away
One evening at summer's end, in a town where nomads and caravans prepare to cross the mountains, the day laborer Sado meets a young woman with a painfully familiar tattoo at the corner of her eye. The two are drawn to each other by a shared history of rebellion and exile, and the mysterious woman begins to share her tale. It is a story of expulsion, forced resettlement, and the sainted creature that came to rule the woman's fate: dervish, djinn, or maybe something more monstrous.As the woman's tale unfurls, Sado is further entangled in its warp and weft, even as it grows clear that his companion's nature has been touched by the same hungry force of which she speaks. With the past bleeding into the present, the two must face a power as vast and overwhelming as the night - one that threatens not only their lives, but the very shapes of their selves.
Mortis Velum
In a world where hidden powers can rewrite destiny, Octavia never imagined she'd be more than a poor girl with a knack for the extraordinary. Alongside her sister Ophelia, Octavia is thrust from a life of struggle into a world of ancient magic and mystical training when she's invited to claim her birthright. But as Octavia hones her gifts under the guidance of a powerful diviner, she and her unlikely companions-including a loyal poodle named Nova-find themselves on a perilous journey that could ignite a war.As ancient secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, Octavia must decide who she truly is and what she's willing to sacrifice. Magic, mystery, and a touch of danger weave together in this spellbinding tale of two sisters whose choices will shape the fate of kingdoms.
Maybe Hell's Fun After All Volume 1
Hell's Place is where weirdness, strangeness and darkness live. Hell's Place looks like a perfect housing estate. Lovely white terrace houses, nice neighbours and great gardens. Everything looks wonderful and normal to the casual passerby.Yet inside each of those perfect houses, the residents seem just a little weird, crazy and reality seems to mean nothing.Normal might exist in your neighborhood, but normal is a joke in Hell's Place.Often Stephen King suggests you should write what scares you. I've been through enough in my life that not a lot scares me. I can handle most situations, but housing estates are creepy to me. All those neighbours constantly watching you, knowing your business and there's always that one neighbour writing down names and number plates.I get nervous, anxious and start shaking whenever I have to drive through a housing estate. There's nothing natural about them.So, would it really be a stretch to imagine the supernatural living there too?I doubt it, and what other weird, wonderful and twisted things might go on behind closed doors?I started writing the stories of the different people I thought lived in these houses. The normal people, the scary people and the terrifying people who you certainly wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.Hell's Place has them all.For the first time ever, 100 of these stories are collected in five suspenseful collections. Some stories are connected. Some stories are thankfully isolated. All stories are disturbingly and fascinatingly weird.
Staerstone
Shocked by the Plainspeople's invasion of the forest, and captured on a mountainside, highborn Zericha is rescued by dirtbag Andalu, beginning a star-crossed relationship that cuts deep across cliff and culture. Instant attraction between the two won't stop them going head to head in the race to climb Staerstone Mountain. Both are stoke-strong and desperate to take the Scepter of Peace--Zericha to protect her Wyld forest home, Andalu to claim more farmland for his starving Plainspeople. Climbing Staerstone Mountain will reveal the dark natures of those they trusted, lead them to face lies buried in the past, and ultimately force them to confront the truth in their own hearts. The climb will strip them of everything they have, and everyone they care for until, alone, they're forced to rely upon each other. Danger presses on their tail and from deep within the mountain. Unseen threats in the darkness and in the sky blaze closer. As the quest flips and forces them to delve into the mountain and ancient myth, will Zericha and Andalu follow their hearts or their duty? Can they find a way to hold onto their world and each other?
The Loudest Place on Earth
Only Ludwig can save the fairies-if he can be bothered to.Long before sirens and subways, New York's first residents-noise-loathing fairies-fled underground to escape the city's ever-increasing roar. Now, after centuries of failed plots to bring silence to the city, they're trying something new: hiring a human. When Ludwig, a comfort-obsessed slacker, begins hearing a word no one else remembers speaking, he follows its trail to a hidden fairy society beneath Times Square. There, he meets An Exalted Northwind, a fairy enchantress determined to forgo her species' signature fondness for cruelty in favor of peacefully reclaiming the surface. But she can't do it without a human go-between. As payment for Ludwig's help, she offers him a ruby-defecating piglet. Unfortunately for the fairies, Ludwig's sudden wealth leaves him free to do any job except the one he's been given-like becoming an athleisure fashion mogul. As the fairies become increasingly desperate, Ludwig must choose between comfort and accountability before New York City is forever undone by fairy vengeance. The Loudest Place on Earth is an urban fable of defiance and consequence, where even magic must make way for the modern.
Maybe Hell's Fun After All Volume 2
Hell's Place is where weirdness, strangeness and darkness live. Hell's Place looks like a perfect housing estate. Lovely white terrace houses, nice neighbours and great gardens. Everything looks wonderful and normal to the casual passerby.Yet inside each of those perfect houses, the residents seem just a little weird, crazy and reality seems to mean nothing.Normal might exist in your neighborhood, but normal is a joke in Hell's Place.Often Stephen King suggests you should write what scares you. I've been through enough in my life that not a lot scares me. I can handle most situations, but housing estates are creepy to me. All those neighbours constantly watching you, knowing your business and there's always that one neighbour writing down names and number plates.I get nervous, anxious and start shaking whenever I have to drive through a housing estate. There's nothing natural about them.So, would it really be a stretch to imagine the supernatural living there too?I doubt it, and what other weird, wonderful and twisted things might go on behind closed doors?I started writing the stories of the different people I thought lived in these houses. The normal people, the scary people and the terrifying people who you certainly wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.Hell's Place has them all.For the first time ever, 100 of these stories are collected in five suspenseful collections. Some stories are connected. Some stories are thankfully isolated. All stories are disturbingly and fascinatingly weird.
Maybe Hell's Fun After All Volume 3
Hell's Place is where weirdness, strangeness and darkness live. Hell's Place looks like a perfect housing estate. Lovely white terrace houses, nice neighbours and great gardens. Everything looks wonderful and normal to the casual passerby.Yet inside each of those perfect houses, the residents seem just a little weird, crazy and reality seems to mean nothing.Normal might exist in your neighborhood, but normal is a joke in Hell's Place.Often Stephen King suggests you should write what scares you. I've been through enough in my life that not a lot scares me. I can handle most situations, but housing estates are creepy to me. All those neighbours constantly watching you, knowing your business and there's always that one neighbour writing down names and number plates.I get nervous, anxious and start shaking whenever I have to drive through a housing estate. There's nothing natural about them.So, would it really be a stretch to imagine the supernatural living there too?I doubt it, and what other weird, wonderful and twisted things might go on behind closed doors?I started writing the stories of the different people I thought lived in these houses. The normal people, the scary people and the terrifying people who you certainly wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.Hell's Place has them all.For the first time ever, 100 of these stories are collected in five suspenseful collections. Some stories are connected. Some stories are thankfully isolated. All stories are disturbingly and fascinatingly weird.
Maybe Hell's Fun After All Volume 2
Hell's Place is where weirdness, strangeness and darkness live. Hell's Place looks like a perfect housing estate. Lovely white terrace houses, nice neighbours and great gardens. Everything looks wonderful and normal to the casual passerby.Yet inside each of those perfect houses, the residents seem just a little weird, crazy and reality seems to mean nothing.Normal might exist in your neighborhood, but normal is a joke in Hell's Place.Often Stephen King suggests you should write what scares you. I've been through enough in my life that not a lot scares me. I can handle most situations, but housing estates are creepy to me. All those neighbours constantly watching you, knowing your business and there's always that one neighbour writing down names and number plates.I get nervous, anxious and start shaking whenever I have to drive through a housing estate. There's nothing natural about them.So, would it really be a stretch to imagine the supernatural living there too?I doubt it, and what other weird, wonderful and twisted things might go on behind closed doors?I started writing the stories of the different people I thought lived in these houses. The normal people, the scary people and the terrifying people who you certainly wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.Hell's Place has them all.For the first time ever, 100 of these stories are collected in five suspenseful collections. Some stories are connected. Some stories are thankfully isolated. All stories are disturbingly and fascinatingly weird.
Maybe Hell's Fun After All Volume 3
Hell's Place is where weirdness, strangeness and darkness live. Hell's Place looks like a perfect housing estate. Lovely white terrace houses, nice neighbours and great gardens. Everything looks wonderful and normal to the casual passerby.Yet inside each of those perfect houses, the residents seem just a little weird, crazy and reality seems to mean nothing.Normal might exist in your neighborhood, but normal is a joke in Hell's Place.Often Stephen King suggests you should write what scares you. I've been through enough in my life that not a lot scares me. I can handle most situations, but housing estates are creepy to me. All those neighbours constantly watching you, knowing your business and there's always that one neighbour writing down names and number plates.I get nervous, anxious and start shaking whenever I have to drive through a housing estate. There's nothing natural about them.So, would it really be a stretch to imagine the supernatural living there too?I doubt it, and what other weird, wonderful and twisted things might go on behind closed doors?I started writing the stories of the different people I thought lived in these houses. The normal people, the scary people and the terrifying people who you certainly wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.Hell's Place has them all.For the first time ever, 100 of these stories are collected in five suspenseful collections. Some stories are connected. Some stories are thankfully isolated. All stories are disturbingly and fascinatingly weird.
Maybe Hell's Fun After All Volume 1
Hell's Place is where weirdness, strangeness and darkness live. Hell's Place looks like a perfect housing estate. Lovely white terrace houses, nice neighbours and great gardens. Everything looks wonderful and normal to the casual passerby.Yet inside each of those perfect houses, the residents seem just a little weird, crazy and reality seems to mean nothing.Normal might exist in your neighborhood, but normal is a joke in Hell's Place.Often Stephen King suggests you should write what scares you. I've been through enough in my life that not a lot scares me. I can handle most situations, but housing estates are creepy to me. All those neighbours constantly watching you, knowing your business and there's always that one neighbour writing down names and number plates.I get nervous, anxious and start shaking whenever I have to drive through a housing estate. There's nothing natural about them.So, would it really be a stretch to imagine the supernatural living there too?I doubt it, and what other weird, wonderful and twisted things might go on behind closed doors?I started writing the stories of the different people I thought lived in these houses. The normal people, the scary people and the terrifying people who you certainly wouldn't want to meet on a dark night.Hell's Place has them all.For the first time ever, 100 of these stories are collected in five suspenseful collections. Some stories are connected. Some stories are thankfully isolated. All stories are disturbingly and fascinatingly weird.
