Paris, 1887Fifty-five years after the Second Republic arose from rebellion, France is a technological juggernaut and envy of the civilized world. Airships ply the skies, steam wagons crowd the streets, and automaton soldiers guard palaces and factories. Darkness and soot choke a city where innocent blood flows freer than wine at stately banquets.Nanette Lamaine lives underground in Paris's catacombs with her overprotective but brilliant magician father Hercule and their pet gargoyle Gaston. By day she tinkers on inventions in her laboratory while nights are spent keeping Gaston out of trouble.When magic is outlawed and government agents murder her father, Nanette seeks out Paris's greatest sorceress-the mysterious Madame Astrid-who schools her in the thaumaturgical fighting arts, an elegant combination of physical agility and elemental magic.Nanette and Gaston reluctantly join the Flywheel Fellowship, a ragtag band of misfits determined to topple the sadistic Admiral Aguillon. But revolutions don't always run smoothly, and Nanette finds herself with France's most incompetent rebels; an idealistic but cowardly poet, a sarcastic clockwork thief, and an anarchist who'd rather bake souffl s than fight.As Nanette comes to grips with her role as a leader, she realizes the past affects her actions and that she must fight for respect. In a city where magicians are scared and gargoyles sentient, Nanette risks everything to unravel a conspiracy that could shake the Second Republic to its core, or destroy what remaining family she has left.

Gargoyles and Absinthe

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Avedissian, Eric

Fantasy

Aurelia Leo

THE DEPARTED HAVE THEIR SECRETS\nArmand Tarkanian is trapped in the ultimate dead-end job: embalming decedents under his abusive uncle’s watchful eye. Every day he goes through the motions, making death look beautiful while his life is anything but.\nA car accident leaves him indebted to Berj, a mysterious man with rune-carved gold teeth and a penchant for worshipping old gods. Blackmailed and desperate, Armand feels more trapped than he was under his uncle’s thumb. But the embalmer harbors his own dark secret, a bloodline curse that allows him to communicate with the dead.\nWhen the spirits show him how they were murdered, Armand must choose between fealty to the sadistic and manipulative Berj, or joining the Legion of the Lamb, a monster-hunting biker gang with their own agenda. What began as a dangerous game between secret societies has led Armand on a frightening quest to save the only family he’s ever known and a chance to get closer to the rebellious misfits who saved him.\nHeartfelt and evocative, Accursed Son is a story featuring generational clashes, found families, and the rewards of tempting fate.

Accursed Son (The Martyr's Vow)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Shadow Spark Publishing

The Ocean Hugs Hard

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Blood Family (The Martyr's Vow)

Rituals & Grimoires: Gothic Tales of Dark Magic and Wizardry

Thompson, Cassandra L.

Sturmer, Teagan Olivia

Contreras, Stefanie

Thursday, R.

Mitra, A.R.C.

Davis, Evan A

Harker, Colin

Apron, Nicola

Quill & Crow Publishing House

Dear Leader Tales

King, E.E.

Kalin, Dan M.

Humor & Satire

Feral Cat Publishers

Humor & Entertainment

Brown, Warren

Bates, Paul L.

Blanchard, Jane

Adams, Cathy

Boegehold, Ben

Courter, Jim

Cutler, Devo

Humor

Cozyish

Romance

Black, Jade

McCorkle, Erika

Storm, Valerie

Valley, Kori

Wolf, Salem

Anglin, Ashley

Phillips, M. A.

Norris, Mariah

Raine, Azshure

Collections & Anthologies

Independently published

Mr. Penny-Farthing (The Martyr's Vow)

Thrillers & Suspense

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