Phoebe is the fated priestess, a channel for magic, whether she likes it or not. She has little power of her own—or does she? A piece of golden jewelry might hold the key to a plot to suppress the priestess’ true magic. Until she can find the secrets, however, she has to stay alive and keep her four guardians in line: Sir Forrest, her grumpy and reluctant but truly devoted protector; Gilbert the bard, who fell in love with the Prince of Gaermon before he discovered his true fate; Niko the Lucky Dragon, an arrogant smuggler who bows to no one but won’t make a move without rolling his dice; and one who is her sworn enemy, but thanks to the magic, Phoebe can’t resist him—and he can’t resist her. All her guardians have been found, but this is just the beginning. Who is a friend and who is a foe? What are the Shadow Guardians, really? The Emperor wants her dead, but even the Elders have not told the entire story… This is a steamy reverse harem epic fantasy romance.

Phoebe is the fated priestess, a channel for magic, whether she likes it or not. She has little power of her own-or does she? A piece of golden jewelry might hold the key to a plot to suppress the priestess' true magic.Until she can find the secrets, however, she has to stay alive and keep her four guardians in line:Sir Forrest, her grumpy and reluctant but truly devoted protector;Gilbert the bard, who fell in love with the Prince of Gaermon before he discovered his true fate;Niko the Lucky Dragon, an arrogant smuggler who bows to no one but won't make a move without rolling his dice;and one who is her sworn enemy, but thanks to the magic, Phoebe can't resist him-and he can't resist her.All her guardians have been found, but this is just the beginning. Who is a friend and who is a foe? What are the Shadow Guardians, really? The Emperor wants her dead, but even the Elders have not told the entire story...This is a steamy reverse harem fantasy romance.

My world isn’t safe. The northern gate lies open and monsters roam the land. Towns are locked behind walls, protected by the emperor and his Black Army. Once, a fated priestess and her four guardians kept the gate sealed with magic, but there hasn’t been a priestess in over a century…or so I thought. When a monster attacks me within the walls of my village, I am saved by Sir Forrest—the quiet former soldier who came to Istim three years ago. Turns out, he’s been watching me. Waiting for my powers to awaken. I am the fated priestess. But there have been others. The genius commander Abel and the Black Army have killed them all. Sir Forrest found out the truth, and now he is driven by his sacred mission to help me find my guardians and bring me to the gate. All I have to do? Find them and join with them in the Grand Quintet to grant them the powers I apparently hold, close the gate, and save the world…without suffering the same dire fate as the priestesses who came before me. I’ve always liked attention…but this is too much. This reverse harem epic fantasy romance trilogy is for those who enjoy plenty of steam, strong heroines, a few hot guys (and one who is just pretty and probably sparkles), more tragic pasts and secrets than any group of people should reasonably have, and winged cats.

Courtney Weber has been teaching tarot for 10 years, and one of the things most requested of her is a good guide to doing a self-reading. Unable to recommend one, she created Tarot for One, based on her most requested and best-attended class. In Weber's clean, clear style, this book explains how to form a personal relationship with the cards, connecting your own life experiences with the archetypes, creating tarot-based nicknames for your own life's characters, and letting the voice of the tarot come through in a reading without overlaying too much of your own "stuff." She includes chapters on the history and applications of tarot, the Fool, the Major Arcana, the Court Cards, and the Suits of Cups, Wands, Swords, and Pentacles, as well as on what she calls the beauty cards and the tough cards, reversals, practice spreads, and next steps. Also included are illustrations from the Waite deck.

This important book by debut author Sonja Sadovsky shines new light on how three captivating minds shaped the course of history. The fantasy novels of Dion Fortune, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and Diana L. Paxson influenced the image of the priestess in Neopagan and Goddess-centered spirituality throughout the world. The Priestess & the Pen shows how their work changed the way women are depicted in literature, created space for women to reclaim their power, and energized the women's equality movement. Presenting a reinterpretation of the Goddess as fourfold rather than threefold, The Priestess & the Pen adds dimension and relevance to the traditional Triple Goddess archetype in a way that has never before been considered with such compelling clarity. This book is poised to become a vital interpretation of the Pagan priestess.

Bound by rogue magic to the wolf king, for better or for worse... When omega Stephen Silva saves the life of wolf prince Malcolm Dacian on the night of his coronation, he has no idea how drastically his life will change. As a lycanastri mage, Stephen's research into a strange rip in the fabric of the universe is everything to him. But when he rushes in to protect Malcolm from a magical attack, the magic goes haywire, binding his soul to the prince's forever, allowing them to feel each other's most intimate emotions. But worse, it severs him from his magic, ripping away the one thing that ever gave his life meaning. Crown Prince Malcolm Dacian has too many problems to worry about a nobody omega mage. He hasn't had time to mourn his father's death, the kingdom is plagued with problems, and the attempt on his life nearly loosed an otherworldly threat on the world. But when his head becomes filled with the distracting emotions of a smart, brave, and anxious omega wolf, he learns the depth of the omega's loss—the young man lost his magic saving Malcolm's life. Grateful for the omega's heroism, he does the only honorable thing. He proposes marriage. It's the obvious solution: they're both gay, the omega can bear him an heir, and as king, Malcolm can repay Stephen by making sure he wants for nothing. There's only one problem. Stephen has no desire to compound his misery with a marriage of convenience to someone who doesn't love him. Yet Malcolm can't go on living with their bond, feeling all the devastated mage's feelings as if they're his own. When the high priestess tells him she knows of a way to break their bond, Malcolm is all for it. But when he learns it involves taking the omega to his bed, Malcolm knows his problems have only just begun… Reader note: contains M/M Mpreg romance, pregnant omega mates, wolf shifters, alpha wolf kings, and male male love