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The Hourglass Throne (The Tarot Sequence, #3)
K.D. Edwards
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K.D. Edwards
The Lilac People
Milo Todd
The Piper's Price
Julie Mannino
Angel & Devil: A Thrall Prequel
Julie Mannino
True Selves
Emily St. James
Hazelthorn
C.G. Drews
When the Tides Held the Moon
Venessa Vida Kelley
The Last Sun
K.D. Edwards
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The Absolutist
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Monsters in the Machine
Barbara Truelove
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The Hourglass Throne (The Tarot Sequence, #3)
by K.D. Edwards
Rune Saint John faces immense pressure as he ascends the Sun Throne, just as a formidable barrier isolates New Atlantis's renowned rejuvenation center. Who wields such potent magic, what are their motives regarding the immortality clinic, and what fate awaits those trapped within? Tasked with unraveling this mystery alongside his devoted bodyguard, Brand, Rune navigates treacherous political waters. Securing alliances becomes crucial to protect his growing family. His bond with Addam Saint Nicholas adds further complexities. But Rune and Brand soon uncover a far more sinister threat to his loved ones, his people, and the world itself. The rulers of New Atlantis must confront a foe both new and old as time itself becomes entangled in the conflict. Rune's past, including the downfall of his father's court and his own torment, resurfaces, threatening to expose long-guarded secrets that will forever alter the Sun Throne and New Atlantis. The Hourglass Throne, the climactic conclusion to the first trilogy in the nine-book Tarot Sequence, delivers epic urban fantasy brimming with humor, action, and political intrigue.
View details →The Hanged Man (The Tarot Sequence, #2)
by K.D. Edwards
Rune Saint John, the Sun Throne's last heir, battles to shield his ward from a monstrous forced marriage, even as his haunted past resurfaces. In a modern Atlantis ruled by Tarot-based Courts off Massachusetts, Rune faces high-stakes magic and ruthless politics to protect Max from the Hanged Man's alliance. His fight plunges him into the city's darkest depths: ghost ship red-light districts, surreal vertical farms, and the Arcana-filled Convocation, where destiny awaits.
View details →The Lilac People
by Milo Todd
A powerful story for readers of All the Light We Cannot See and In Memoriam, The Lilac People follows Bertie, a trans man in prewar Berlin. He finds love and community amidst the vibrant queer nightlife, but when the Nazis rise to power, Bertie and his girlfriend, Sofie, must hide to survive. Years later, they risk everything to protect a young trans man from both the Nazis and the Allies. Their only hope for true freedom lies in escaping to America. A tale of resilience, hope, and the fight for identity, inspired by true events.
View details →The Piper's Price
by Julie Mannino
In Hamelin, where the Prior's grip is tight, Aiden, a young man with a prosthetic leg, resigns himself to a solitary life. A chance encounter with Wren, a carefree, flute-playing drifter with silver hair and vibrant wing tattoos, ignites a spark of hope. Wren promises to rid the town of rats, but when the Marquess refuses to pay and the Prior cries witchcraft, Wren must flee, taking something precious with them. A reimagining of the Pied Piper tale, featuring a nonbinary fairy, a disabled human MC, and a touch of Norse mythology.
View details →Angel & Devil: A Thrall Prequel
by Julie Mannino
Lucio, an angelic monk in a quiet monastery, catches Ned's eye. Ned likes to play, and he *always* gets what he wants. When the Sacrist threatens Lucio’s Oxford dreams, Ned steps in. Angel or devil? Ned's heard it all before. Those who underestimate him soon regret it. A dark romance short story (9400 words) set before the events of Thrall.
View details →True Selves
by Emily St. James
In small-town South Dakota, a trans high school teacher and her student forge an unlikely bond. Erica, newly divorced and closeted, finds kinship with Abigail, the school's outspoken trans student. As their friendship deepens, they navigate community scrutiny and societal expectations, discovering the power of true self-acceptance. A heartwarming story of friendship, identity, and the courage to be seen.
View details →Hazelthorn
by C.G. Drews
From CG Drews, the acclaimed author of Don't Let the Forest In, comes a haunting tale of murder and botanical horror, perfect for fans of Andrew Joseph White and We Have Always Lived in the Castle. Evander, a ward of the reclusive Byron Lennox-Hall, has lived a sheltered life within the Hazelthorn estate, bound by three strict rules: never leave, never enter the gardens, and never be alone with Byron's grandson, Laurie – the same Laurie who tried to kill Evander years ago. When Byron dies, Evander inherits Hazelthorn and its vast fortune, but suspects foul play. He must team up with Laurie to uncover the truth before the killer strikes again. Meanwhile, the estate's overgrown garden is spreading, its bloodthirsty vines creeping into the house, hungry for more than just soil. Evander must discover the secrets of Hazelthorn before it consumes him entirely.
View details →When the Tides Held the Moon
by Venessa Vida Kelley
True love surfaces in Coney Island's vibrant heart. With vivid imagery and captivating prose, Venessa Vida Kelley crafts a New York fairytale you won't forget. Benigno “Benny” Caldera, an orphaned Boricua blacksmith in 1910s New York, dreams of being an artist. His ironwork tank for Luna Park amazes the sideshow owner, who invites Benny to join their cast. Their secret: the tank will hold Río, a live merman stolen from the East River. More than a marvel, Río becomes Benny's kindred spirit, wiser than any human. Their friendship deepens into love, leading Benny to confront Río's captivity—and his own. Freeing Río risks everything: his family, home, and soulmate. But Benny's courage might reveal a love strong enough to set them both free.
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