Ashton Kennedy wasn't a nice guy. He cheated on his girlfriend, knocked up a powerful drug lord's sister, and abused vast quantities of illegal narcotic substances. Whoever ran him over with a big shiny SUV was doing the world a favour. His very male, tattooed body is the last place Elizabeth Rae Perry--a member of an ancient Egyptian cult--expected to reincarnate in, instead of the three-year-old girl she'd been promised. Not only must she now come to terms with her new existence in the body of a disagreeable man, and clean up the mess he made of his life, she also has to unravel the mystery of why House Adamastor's chapter house is standing empty and find a way to protect a dangerous secret she had no idea she was supposed to keep. As if fate couldn't deal her another blow, she has also attracted the attention of a malicious and potentially dangerous ghost. And to top it all off, she must deal with the consequences of finding love in a most unexpected place.

Inkarna

Literature & Fiction

Dorman, Nerine

Genre Fiction

Crossroad Press

In this exciting new horror anthology from Dean M Drinkel and Lycopolis Press you will find the following stories: And The Band Played On - by Nerine Dorman Anja is obliged to spend a terrifying night in an apartment which has been turned into a morbid monument to the Titanic… Choices In The Dark - by Robert Walker How wise is it to make decisions when you don't have all the facts? Like when a ship is on a collision course with an iceberg or a man on a collision course with a provocative woman… The Jasper Scarab - by D.T. Griffith A survivor of the Titanic disaster possesses an ancient Egyptian artefact, how is it connected to a series of tragic events…? The Briny Deep - by Kyle Rader The labyrinthine rooms of the great vessel contain an apocalyptic terror – one of which is marked by scrawled sigils of an ancient evil… Le Laboratoire des Hallucinations - by Dean M Drinkel Richardson, an English journalist, is seduced by both a beautiful woman and the mysterious Doctor Papper. What lies behind the door to Stateroom Sixteen…? Maiden Voyage by Sylvia Shults Germany dominates a world in which the US never fought in the Great War and where the Titanic docked at New York carrying death in her hold: a plague that decimated the eastern seaboard… The R.M.S. Titanic continues to captivate more than a hundred years since its doomed voyage of 1912. History has never been so...imaginative…

And Death Shall Have No Dominion: Tales of the Titanic

Walker, Robert W.

Rader, Kyle

Shults, Sylvia

Drinkel, Dean M.

Griffith, D T

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Here be Monsters! They lurk and crawl and fly in the shadows of our mind. We know them from ancient legends and tales whispered by the campfire. They hide under the dark bridge, in the deep woods or out on the great plains, in the drizzling rain forest or out on the foggy moor, beneath the surface, under your bed. They don’t sparkle or have any interest in us except to tear us apart. They are the monsters! Forgotten, unknown, misunderstood, overused, watered down. We adore them still. We want to give them a renaissance, to reestablish their dark reputation, to give them a comeback, let the world know of their real terror. “African Monsters is a fantastic anthology featuring many African writers at the forefront of the new wave of Speculative Fiction tapping directly into the deep and rich mythology of African cultures.” — Ivor W. Hartmann, editor for African Roar and AfroSF volume 1 & 2 Contents: Nnedi Okorafor: On the Road Joan de la Haye: Impundulu Tade Thompson: One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sunlight Jayne Bauling: Severed Su Opperman: The Death of One T.L. Huchu: Chikwambo Dilman Dila: Monwor S. Lotz: That Woman Toby Bennett: Sacrament of Tears Chikodili Emelumadu: Bush Baby Joe Vaz: After The Rain Dave-Brendon de Burgh: Taraab and Terror in Zanzibar Nerine Dorman: A Whisper in the Reeds Vianne Venter: Acid Test Nick Wood: Thandiwe’s Tokoloshe James Bennett (writer) and Dave Johnson (artist): A Divided Sun Illustrations from Su Opperman, Kieran Walsh, Vincent Holland-Keen, Eugene Smith and Benali Amine.

African Monsters (Fox Spirit Books of Monsters)

OKORAFOR, NNEDI

Thompson, Tade

Bennett, James

De La Haye, Joan

Bauling, Jayne

De Burgh, Dave

Vaz, Joe

Mythology & Folk Tales

Fox Spirit Books

The blasted expanse of the Shadow Barrens has menaced the Kingdom of the Blue Rose for generations. Legends of its sinister residents and the fallen glories of long-lost Mount Oritaun have provoked both fear and wistful hope. Now, an envoy from that lost kingdom has made contact, and a history long forgotten by all but a few scholars has been brought to light. But the armies of Shadow loom over Mount Oritaun, and its lunar light may soon be extinguished forever. Tales from the Mount features nine short stories which visit the deadly Shadow Barrens, wicked fallen Austium, and the lunar glories of Mount Oritaun. These are the tales of a people lost, the shattered pieces of an ancient and proud civilization, and the sinister stain that has crept over those legacies in the generations since the Doom of Faenaria. Come explore some of the most tragic parts of the Blue Rose setting with us. Authors for this anthology include Natania Barron, Nerine Dorman, Georgina Kamsika, Rhiannon Louve, Michael Matheson, Tiffany Trent, Caias Ward, and Suzanne Willis. This anthology is tied to the Envoys to the Mount campaign book for Blue Rose: The Roleplaying Game of Romantic Fantasy from Green Ronin Publishing.

Tales From The Mount: A Blue Rose Anthology

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Trent, Tiffany

Louve, Rhiannon

Barron, Natania

Kamsika, Georgina

Matheson, Michael

Ward, Caias

Willis, Suzanne

Fantasy

Green Ronin Publishing

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