Magic Undone
Childhood friends Shai and Prince Jistan are on opposite sides now that they’re older; she’s with a gang of thieves because of her rare magic, while he leads his kingdom’s army, t…
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Childhood friends Shai and Prince Jistan are on opposite sides now that they’re older; she’s with a gang of thieves because of her rare magic, while he leads his kingdom’s army, t…
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Eric Elwyn thought he was just another overworked husband and father, driving home after a long day. Then the sky tore open and dragged him into another world. Rebuilt from the soul-thread itself, Eric wakes as an Outworlder — a rare race with higher than average stats, a lightning affinity almost no one has, and a profession tailored to his nature: Artificer. In a world where affinities define power and trust is rarer than gold, Eric finds himself bound to Welyvyne, a sharp-witted lowlander elf with her own scars and ambitions. Together, they’re outsiders in the Arcanum — the most prestigious magical academy in the realm — where every whispered rumor can ruin reputations, and every misstep can mean death. Eric quickly learns that his power makes him a target, his inventions make him dangerous, and his bond with Welyvyne makes them both infamous. But Eric isn’t here to play the prodigy. He’s here to build — to bend magic into tools, weapons, and wonders the world has never seen. If he can survive politics, professors, and the ever-growing shadow of those who want his power, he just might craft more than artifacts. He might craft a way to bring his family there.
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Young Judith finds herself mixed up in the life of her classmate and more importantly obsessive crush Amon after discovering his hidden secret.
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Vikings are thriving but something big is coming for Arika Gornsson. Happily married to Ragnar with two children and another on the way. But, war is upon the horizon. Family becomes enemies and enemies become something so much more dangerous. The gods and goddesses are watching and they seem content to put the weight of the world onto Arika. How will she survive the upcoming battles and even darker future that she can't stop herself from seeing.
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Angels Sing Thee to Thy Rest: A Legionnaire’s Tale follows Thomas York, an Englishman who leaves behind a life he would rather forget and enlists in the French Foreign Legion in the 1880s. From the brutal training grounds of North Africa to the long voyage east, Thomas is thrown together with men who have also chosen anonymity over the lives they once knew. Among them are Marcel, an enormous Russian with a hidden past, and Bartoli, a volatile Sardinian whose humour, temper and skill with a knife make him as dangerous to his comrades as he is to the enemy. Their destination is Tonkin. France is expanding its influence in northern Vietnam, but the campaign is far from a simple colonial conquest. Chinese forces, Black Flag fighters and local resistance confront the French as armies struggle through flooded rice fields, jungle, fortified towns and river valleys. At Sơn Tây, Bắc Ninh and across the Tonkin countryside, Thomas discovers that courage has little to do with glory and everything to do with the man standing beside you when the shooting starts. As comrades fall and the Legion strips away what remains of the man he once was, Thomas must decide whether the Legion has given him somewhere to hide—or somewhere finally to belong. A story of friendship, loss, loyalty and survival amid one of France’s forgotten colonial wars.
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Copper can feel immorality. Literally. In a city arranged by altitude—where Crystal City floats, the Hill manages, and the Ring endures—morality is not debated. It is administered. Copper is born in the Ring and raised just high enough to be useful. His peculiar gift makes him valuable: when he touches corruption, he feels it—every lie, cruelty, and compromise rendered physical. The guilty feel it too. Reflected twice over. As Copper rises through courts, schools, and patronage, he becomes indispensable to a system that prides itself on order while quietly feeding on pain. His talent secures his ascent. His conscience makes him a liability. The Elevation of Copper Blackcoat is a Dickensian-inflected literary fantasy about law as theatre, justice as infrastructure, and the comforting lie that suffering acquires meaning if it is efficiently distributed. Wry, unsentimental, and uncomfortably funny, it asks a question no system can tolerate: What if the sin is not corruption—but design?
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