“Where witches were once feared as wolves among the sheep, they had become loyal dogs standing watch over the flock.”

In an alternate 20th century...

Wolfsbane by Myosotis

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Wolfsbane

“Where witches were once feared as wolves among the sheep, they had become loyal dogs standing watch over the flock.”

In an alternate 20th century European continent where mages are trained to be servants of society and royalty, Malica is born
Hollow: without powers in a bloodline of witches. When her sister dies under mysterious circumstances...

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Creatures of Dawn & Dusk

The twin cities, Khangol and Xellence, keep an uneasy peace: humans above, vampires below.

Genesis was born neither human nor vampire, but both—a
diurno, a creature the cities never asked for. Here, her existence is an abomination. And she is not alone. One fatal mistake drags her into the ruthless games of the House of Cards, where she learns...

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Alchemy of Light and Shadow (Tenebrarum Dominus Book 1)

This story delves into the darker aspects of human nature and the struggle for survival in a world filled with danger and political intrigue, with a slow-burning romance and a focus on character development.

A world where humans survive in six domed cities.
A world where everything outside is Darkness and shadow creatures hungry for human flesh.
A...

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Reviews

I want more of this.
That's the simplest thing I can say about this book.
The characters, settings, and story were all brilliantly done. I absolutely loved the blend of sci-fi and fantasy in it.
For some reason, I was reminded of Game of Thrones. Perhaps it was that each chapter had a focused main character or the overall plot just made me think of it. Either way, I'd like to think of this as the Game of Thrones of the sci-fi world.

– Alex O.

I’m utterly impressed by the creativity and commitment it takes to create a fantasy of this caliber. World building that’s easy for the reader to understand but complex enough to be interesting with all its laws, history, and details—it’s one of the many things I enjoyed about this story.

– Gillian Dowell

while I wouldn't put it in the same category as I would a Booker Prize novel (thankfully, as I've yet to be impressed with their selections), I would put it in the same category as sci-fi fantasy novels of the 20th century, such as Aasimov (Foundation, Robots), A C Clarke, McCaffrey (Dragonriders), Herbert (Dune), etc... I honestly can't wait for the 2nd book of this series to come out.

– David Joinier

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We don't have context.
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