The Darkland Wars

Two Thousand years have passed since the Centaurs and their allies were banished to another realm, following a devastating war.The time has come for a prophecy to come full circle, and the Centaur Army to return. their spell of banishment will be broken, by an idiot. Now it's up to him to stop their wrath.

Having fled a battlefield in his youth, Owen Vander knew himself a coward, yet he went on to study law, rising from county advocate to magistrate at a young age. Dedicated, honest and just, he served his office well, but when Good King Tarten died and the crown prince was murdered, the medieval kingdom of Northwaye fell into chaos. With his family dead, Owen abandoned his home in despair, wandering the southern plains as a hunter and farmer, living only to lose himself in a bottle. Then one day two young daughters are kidnapped by slavers, taken to cities in the north. Though Owen thinks their rescue best accomplished by bounty hunters, their distraught fathers beg him for help, and so begins an adventure where Owen will encounter bold mercenaries, merciless freebooters, fierce warrior women, and corrupt government officials. And in the course of this journey, Owen will discover he is searching for more than two lost innocents.

Brad Chambers is a shell of a man. The Confederate Cavalry of the West is disbanded. The South’s cause is lost forever. And he’s seen too much blood and death for one man’s lifetime. All he wants is a reason to go on. He finds it when his hated nemesis, Abel Thorne, burns a trail of destruction across Texas, slaughtering ex-slaves and wealthy landowners who have bowed to the Union. Chambers has waited years to find Thorne—the man who caused the destruction of his home and family—and now the time for vengeance is at hand. But to track down Thorne, he will have to do the unthinkable, and fight alongside his old enemy—the Union Army...

The Breed Wars is the third book in the Breed trilogy, an epic story about an ancient Ireland that never was. A story dotted with as much mystery and intrigue as the people and places of Ireland itself. It brings conclusion to our group of unlikely heroes as they try and save both worlds from the clutches of Dunath and her Children, a group thrown together by fate and circumstance. Voyage with them as they discover "Old Kilcullen Springs," a village where all the inhabitants died so fast that their spirits are damned to live as "Darkwalkers." What are the tragic consequences of this for our heroes? Follow along as they race across both worlds to save one of their own, kidnapped right before them by force. What is the secret Lawynn and Kyle are hiding from the others and how will it decide the future of both worlds? Discover how and why the curse that plagued Teddy suddenly vanished. Witness the return of the Dead Kings as they lend their sword and shields once more to defeat Dunath. Journey with our heroes as they are forced to crossover into Dunath's world for the final showdown against Dunath and her minions.

In 1920 near the bustling city of Colorado Springs Jack Maldanor believed he had left his old life far behind him. For over a decade he and his Wife Beth raised their family in seclusion, far from the troubles of the past. Soon an unexpected turn of events would lead Jack and his family down a road of atonement. A road he hoped his son would forever avoid. Some sins are never washed away and you can never run far or fast enough escape you past. One of which his young son was going to find himself tangled in as he seeks revenge and redemption.

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A new Deadtown novel in the acclaimed dark urban fantasy series by the author of Bloodstone and Hellforged... They call it Deadtown: Boston’s quarantined section for its inhuman and undead residents, a result of the zombie plague. Most humans avoid it like...well, like the plague—but shapeshifter Victory Vaughn, Boston’s only professional demon slayer, isn’t exactly human. Boston’s demons have been disappearing, and Vicky’s clients are canceling left and right. While fewer demons might seem like a good thing, Vicky suspects foul play. A missing Celtic cauldron from Harvard’s Peabody museum leads her to an unwelcome conclusion: Pryce, her demi-demon cousin and bitter enemy, is trying to regain his full powers. But Pryce isn’t alone. He’s conjured another, darker villain from Vicky’s past. To stop them from destroying everything she loves, she’ll have to face her own worst fear—in the realm of the dead itself.

A young woman rises from the streets to battle a sinister evil in this magical fantasy adventure by the bestselling author of the Darwath series. Something is amiss with the world’s magic. Spells don’t work the way they used to—when they work at all. Only the powers of the Crystal Mages remain as they were, powers founded on the use of the mystical element adamis, the harvesting of which has enslaved the peoples of the Twilight Lands. They need a hero. At the same time, ravenous beasts have begun to appear, legendary creatures that seem to be proof against any magic. And Clea Stylachos, granddaughter of a great sage of the Twilight people, has reason to fear that the Crystal Mages, instead of seeking to defeat these insanely destructive monsters, are attempting to weaponize them in their quest for power. Clea’s only hope to save her people is a wizard who retains his power, one who will not betray her, either to the great merchant houses or to the all-entangling web of the Crystal Mages. But that wizard—Ithrazel the Cursed, destroyer of a city and magically imprisoned to suffer undying, unremitting torment—wants nothing to do with saving the world, helping a hero, or unraveling the terrible secret at the heart of the Crystal Mages’ plans. From the slums and tunnels of the slave-city of Morne, to the watery wilderness of the Twilight lands, to the halls of her father’s palace and the spell-soaked mysteries of the Crystal Mages’ House of Glass, Clea works to untwist the deadly riddles of magic and monsters—to free her mother’s disenfranchised people from slavery under her father’s conquering forces. To save her mageborn brother from the Crystal Mages’ power; to control a sorcerer legendary for his deed of evil; to keep her own small band of friends one step ahead of her father’s troops and the Crystal Order’s spells. She is the Iron Princess, and she knows she must prevail or die. But at what cost to herself? “Rich and complex, The Iron Princess is an absolute treat for fantasy fans. With thrilling characters and lush, nuanced world-building, this one will burn a hole through the nightstand and leave readers with wild dreams of family secrets, dynastic intrigue, and unexpected heroes who are so much more than they appear.” —Cherie Priest, author of Boneshaker Praise for New York Times–bestseller Barbara Hambly “A fabulously talented writer.” —Charlaine Harris, bestselling author “I think what is really special about [Hambly’s] books . . . is a richness of setting combined with a cast of characters that you’d love to actually know.” —SFSite “Elegant, intelligent, and entertaining.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review on Dragonshadow