Rina is a warrior elf from a long class of shadow warrior elves on the planet Xibos, a world populated by elves, griffons, dragons, giants, pixies, fairies, trolls, merfolk, centaurs, and other fantastical creatures. They’ve recently had visitors from a whole other planetary system who call Xibos a primitive elf world. But Rina doesn’t believe they are a primitive people in the least as she fights for right and though she earns much gold from her work, she also takes on cases where there is no hope of reward—just because it's something she must do. Fighting is in her blood. And she has a magic trick up her leather sleeve. She is all about work and no play, so when she takes on the mission of rescuing a princess from a tower—if she even really needs rescuing—Rina ends up meeting a champion elf knight—who also rights wrongs. But he works for the king of Castle Grande of the Wild Meadowlands elves and she's not sure they have the princess's best interests at heart. Artur serves as the king's champion from a long class of champions of the Wild Meadowlands elves when he encounters a warrior elf fighting dark arts knights all on her own. He watches in fascination, until he eliminates the last one, and he's not sure what to think of her. Does she have the princess's welfare in mind? Or some darker purpose? He admires Rina, but he doesn’t trust her. Yet it appears they have a common enemy and until that's resolved, he'll watch her back and hope she watches his!

An Elf wielding a magic sword journeys to find power For those who enjoy magic, swords and mystical creatures Eckxio, an exiled elf, journeys to a mountain in hopes of gaining an ability that all elves are born with. Since his childhood, Eckxio was unable to cast magic and relies on his magic sword and shield to survive. He hopes to find the legendary fairy king in the mountain and believes that the holy entity will grant him incredible magical powers. Eckxio desperately fights obstacles that cross his path as his faith fades away. Grab a copy today

For the first time in months, Rychard's life seemed to be going just as he had planned. Renny was back, his business was thriving, and the threat of Bertram Leary was put to an end. Why then is he waking up to gnomes in his bed? Betram Leary failed and now Aradhon must finish what the other man started. However, his ultimate goal is still the same - to steal the Guardian Sword from the human Warrior of the Way. Yet, how will accomplish that while turning Feather Lakes into a Gateway to the Nether for Prince Daketh? In The Warrior's Blade, third in the Warrior of the Way series, Rhychard Bartlett returns with Kree, the 300-pound coshey, Tryna, the two-and-a-half-foot ellyll, and Renny, his fiancé brought back to life to battle the dark elf who would turn Harbor City into a den of evil for the Void. Together, they join forces with the witches of the Cauldron Coven to protect their city and the residents of Feather Lakes.

A most thrilling and captivating tale for readers of all ages Menarm was a great and prosperous kingdom, known throughout the lands for its friendly, hard-working people and fair trade. But a bitter struggle of succession between twin brothers left the kingdom devastated, the people divided. Some stayed with Fenil, who had conquered the crown, others followed Renil to the wild lands of the north, founding a new kingdom. Now Adren, the last princess of the vanquished realm of Menarm, finds herself alone in a world where women live in the shadows of men. Not only must she battle her enemies, but also a truth that could obliterate her last hope for happiness and bring dishonor to all those whom she hold dear. On her quest, she finds unlikely allies in a powerful prince and a defiant mercenary, only to be devastated by an ancient and wily elf. Will Adren be able to survive this final assault? The Elf and the Princess is a brilliant tale of high adventure, true love, and medieval-style warfare between elves, men, and orcs. Drawing inspiration from the myths and legends of Europe and from such writers as J.K. Rowling and J.R.R. Tolkien, Anna del C. Dye spins a completely original tale that will leave the reader wanting more.

Pittsburgh, PA has been magically transported to a world of elves and magic in order to stave off a monstrous invasion of Earth. Now Tinker, once a downtrodden waif from that city, but now a full-blooded elf ruler, must root out and destroy an evil plot that involves the kidnapping and breeding of elf children. Tinker uncovers ancient secrets and a web of betrayal as she searches for the lost elflings. Meanwhile, the orc-like oni gangster kidnappers will stop at nothing to win, so neither can she. At five foot nothing, Tinkers greatest weapon has always been her intelligence. Politics, she discovers, is a battle of wits, and Tinker comes heavily armed. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

Tannin's life gets turned upside down when he meets two mysterious figures in the sleepy town of Ironhaven. After saving his life, Tannin gets drawn into a simple quest that he plays a larger role in than he could have ever imagined. Written by father-daughter duo Mike and Kylynn Conley (11yrs old), this short story is full of adventure, twists, and heart. Follow Tannin on his journey as he discovers the true power of friendship and the importance of standing up for what you believe in. This is Kylynn's first foray into writing. She determined the genre, the story, the plot points, the character, and drafted some of the text. Mike took all that, added some humor and put it into a short story with Kylynn having full editorial decision making rights. This was a fun activity to get my Kylynn, who loves books, a chance to see what it takes to be a writer. Tannin of Ironhaven is a fun, feel good urban fantasy.

In the age of fairies, Linwae is the sole survivor of a lost water fairy race and she narrates you through an extraordinary journey of how Princess Ethinia of the ice fairies and Prince Ardian of the fire fairies find each other, fall in love and then learn that their two opposite worlds can coexist; but they also realize that their love will also cause a war between the ice and fire fairies. Linwae has envisioned this fairy tale in a dream and she writes down her visions in this book that accurately shows the future. Since these visions haven't all happened yet, she can only call this her story about two fairies who will determine the fate of their races. They have the power to recreate a lost race of water fairies, but at what cost? Hopefully, they won't suffer the same fate that the water fairies did and will make the right decision. They will have to make the biggest choice of their young lives... love for each other or life for their civilizations