The mages are all already deep in their training… …except for one, and she is off to an extremely late start. Lylah is a sweet soul who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. With the Tournament of Mages coming up, she must train hard, and she must train fast because the other mages have been using their magic for far longer. But, drastic measures, and hasty actions often have dire consequences some may not be equipped to survive. You’ll love this fourth installment of the Tournament of Mages because of the fiery action, and the engaging characters. Get it now.

The servant girl has a secret… …and she’s hiding it in plain sight. Hana works for a well-to-do family who treats her well, but something is not quite right. The servant girl doesn’t act like a servant. She speaks multiple languages including high elvish, she is an accomplished musician, and she is a skilled artist. There is also another talent, but it’s a secret Hana guards closely. She can use blood magic. She is in hiding because she knows that if she is found out, she will have to fight in the Tournament of Mages, a contest where she will be pitted against five other mages with different forms of magic. She has left everything behind, her family, her friends, and the one secret she dares not reveal. You’ll love this first entry into the Tournament of Mages series because once you learn Hana’s story you will want to uncover the other mages’ stories too. ​​​​​​​ Get it now.

Arran had a sheltered life among the witches of the Citadel, until an incident with the witch seer exiled him out into the world on his own. With the help of a traveling minstrel, he learned to fend for himself against forces bent on taking the status of Blue Mage away from him. When he meets and falls in love with a woman named Teoni, everything changes. She seems as smitten with him as he is with her, but there’s one problem: It turns out she is the Green Mage, his supposed mortal enemy. Arran must look past the manipulation of the gods and form his own path to victory in the Tournament of Mages.

Talk of war and devastation has the master wielders on high alert as Sheyna Namear graduates from Apprentice to Adept. While continuing her studies Sheyna once again meets the flamboyant Gondrial, who immediately gets her into trouble with her master. Even though she is aware that Gondrial is trouble, she is fascinated by him until he introduces her to his friend— a tall, handsome, and mysterious boy named Rikard. When her best friend, Marella, comes to visit, all four of the young wielders embark on a dangerous yet exhilarating adventure in an exotic land. But one should never delve where one does not belong or play with forces one does not understand. What began as a fun adventure quickly spirals into a fight for life and death in this second book of the War of the Oracle series.

Volume One of The Talon Trilogy Norbert Oldfoot is a simple mage who makes his living traveling the Bekla River Road, selling trade goods, performing healing magic, and singing traditional songs of heroes. He becomes friends with Kerttu, a coppersmith who has developed a new alloy which is perfect for manufacturing swords. When Kerttu is kidnapped by the evil Wizard Ludek, Kerttu’s teenage daughter Tessia, a skilled hunter, recruits three friends, including Norbert, and sets out on a quest to find a legendary dragon who lives in the mountains. With the help of the dragon, Tessia plans to save her father. Little do they know that in order to save Kerttu, they will first have to save the kingdom.

The Wizard of Osborne takes place in a Basic Combat Training camp in Fort Knox during the harsh fall and winter of 1977, when Kentucky remained under a few feet of snow between November and March. Osborne lives in his own slow and distant world. His hanging lower lip makes him appear idiotic. Other soldiers ridicule him. They think of him as "touched by the spirits," or just dumb and lazy, while the rest of the men are convinced that Osborne is bucking for an early discharge. Although he takes pride in the American sense of fair play, he becomes dismayed at the ongoing bigotry and exclusion in the ranks. Osborne has a unique talent of making statuettes, busts, and reliefs with ice and snow of everything he sees. He makes ice-figures of his drill sergeants, his friends, birds on a chain link fence, and even a poodle to cheer up a fellow soldier. In the end, Osborne becomes the boot camp hero simply by building a grand scale monument with ice and snow, and saves the day.

This volume explores the theme of evil, women and the feminine, indicating both the misogynist and subversive implications of the evil woman stereotype.