Nov 122026
 

Cover for BLUE FIRE by Molly Tanzer. Cover features three figures upon a background of blue flame. The foremost, Jirel, is a woman clad in a mail coat. She looks like she's been wading through war's wreckage— her boots are reddened nearly to the knee, her drawn sword is scarlet, the red trimmed hem of her coat is redder. Her hair is flame-red, glowing. To her left is a tall woman wearing a purple coat, decorated with X's and O's. Underneath the coat she wears a spare set of metallic undergarments. To Jirel's left is a roguish sort of woman. She bears a complicated looking dagger in her left hand, brandished towards the viewer.In BLUE FIRE, Jirel finds herself fighting a foe her greatsword cannot smite and her faith cannot heal: a terrible illness no priest or doctor can explain. In order to find a remedy, Jirel must ally herself with an old foe, an old friend, and a new individual who is neither friend nor foe…yet. From medieval France to the Low Countries to lands found on no map of earth, Jirel will push herself to the limit as she hunts down a cure as mysterious as the disease itself…

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MILKTEETH by Caitlin Starling

MILKTEETH by Caitlin Starling

The only thing more terrifying than a brood’s hunger . . . is its mother’s. Beatrice is a broodmother: a vampire responsible for nursing newly made fledglings through the first years of their unlife. She nests in an abandoned, isolated warren of office space beneath her patron’s skyscraper, where she raises her fledglings—two difficult, hungry children of the night. But when she takes on a third, the balance ruptures. Her hunger swells beyond control. Her body alters, betraying its purpose, […]

COLD EMPTY ROOMS by Andy Marino

COLD EMPTY ROOMS by Andy Marino

From the dark imagination of underground horror sensation Andy Marino comes a haunted house story like you’ve never read before . . . When Soren Murphy’s aunt passes away, she gifts him her anicent manor. He never knew her, but he’s not one to turn down free real estate. His girlfriend, Mara Davis, is thrilled. They’ve been desperately searching for a home. But something haunts the house. Soren begins to receive messages from an entity known only as the Great […]

HELP!  I’M BEING EATEN BY A BEAR! by Neil Sharpson, illustrated by Dan Santat

HELP! I’M BEING EATEN BY A BEAR! by Neil Sharpson, illustrated by Dan Santat

From the creators of the national bestseller Don’t Trust Fish comes a gleefully absurd guide to bear encounters. Bears are full of surprises. Luckily, the author of this picture book found out exactly what NOT to do when meeting a bear so that YOU can be totally prepared. For example, DO NOT make fun of the bear’s silly little ears and big hairy nose. And definitely DO NOT let the bear draw you a picture, even if he is a […]

DEATH BY CHRISTMAS CAKE by Nicole Glover

DEATH BY CHRISTMAS CAKE by Nicole Glover

A cosy, Christmassy crime that’s equal parts mystery and delicious festive food! Perfect for fans of The Great British Bake-Off and Murder at Mistletoe Manor. A dash of murder, a sprinkle of amateur sleuthing, and a cup full of Christmas spirit… After months of working alongside the legendary chef Shirleen Foster, Keisha Scott is ready for a night of festivities celebrating her boss’s famous 12 Christmas Cakes. It’s all of Keisha’s dreams come true, until the night takes a turn […]

ESCAPE FROM VIETNAM by Andy Marino

ESCAPE FROM VIETNAM by Andy Marino

April 29, 1975 In the early morning hours, Malcolm and Violet are woken by their dad and told to pack up and be ready to leave in three minutes. Their dad works for the United States Embassy in Vietnam and the North Vietnamese Army, alongside Viet Cong guerilla fighters, have attacked. The Vietnam War isn’t over. Malcolm and Violet scramble to pack their things and rush to the embassy with their dad. There is an evacuation plan to get Americans […]

FROM THE LIBRARY OF JURGEN LEITNER (THE MAGNUS ARCHIVES) by Premee Mohamed

FROM THE LIBRARY OF JURGEN LEITNER (THE MAGNUS ARCHIVES) by Premee Mohamed

Fear comes before the fall. In the winding, perilous corridors of Jurgen Leitner’s private library, you never know what you’ll find. A starving cookbook. An ancient scroll that casts cool, predatory breezes. A cloth-bound hardback that compels you to DIG, DIG, DIG, DIG. Free, these books are more than simply unnerving—they’re deadly. But the library keeps their dangers in check and their would-be readers safe. . . . Or so Leitner claims. For two of his employees, the risks are […]

GOBLIN MARKET by A.J. Hackwith

GOBLIN MARKET by A.J. Hackwith

Being a changeling is hard enough, but Toast was older than most changeling children when her goblin parents stole her back from her human family and returned her to the harsh, bustling world of the Goblin Market, where anything from your fondest dream to your strongest talent can be bought—or sold. Nearly a decade later, Toast has grudgingly cobbled together a life there as the Market’s guide for mortal visitors. But when the next arrival is her long-lost sister and […]

SHADOW AND SON by Gretchen Powell Fox

SHADOW AND SON by Gretchen Powell Fox

The fragile peace forged in the wake of the Arcane Crucible is unraveling. With the rise of an ancient evil, the scars dividing Arcanis have begun to bleed anew, and the future of the realm hangs by a thread. Elyria Lightbreaker has paid a devastating price to save her loved ones. Now, she faces a whole new darkness—and must decide how much more of herself she’s willing to give to save a world that’s already taken so much from her. […]

RAVENOUS by Dax Dagger

RAVENOUS by Dax Dagger

Some stories should stay unfinished. Whistler Dodd is dead. The acclaimed horror author is survived only by his final, unfinished, manuscript. Kirk Quade has the opportunity of a lifetime. The struggling author must finish writing the book if he wants to receive a two-book deal with Dodd’s publisher. There’s just one rule: if Dodd turns up, don’t let him finish the novel. Sequestered in the dead author’s house, Kirk is determined to prove himself. But as he delves into Dodd’s […]