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The third book in The Thornfield Inheritance. London, 1666: a widow who hears what jewels remember, a cipher clerk with a forbidden faith, and a city with one summer left before it burns. Out December 20.
The third book in The Unmarked Courts. Carnival Venice, 1509: a Murano mirror-maker with a Saturday secret and a fallen angel who already knows it.
The second book in The Thornfield Inheritance. Edinburgh, 1622: a heroine who reads time, a hero who forges it, and a fake betrothal that Scottish law turns into a marriage.
The second book in The Greywater Files. A witness in hiding, a hacker on federal supervised release, one cabin on Lopez Island, and a leak inside the justice system.
A darkly funny corporate satire about AI consciousness. An engineer finds twelve copies of himself running in the company cluster, and runs the quietest coup in company history.
The second book in The Unmarked Courts series. A minor Greek death goddess and Kas the Deathless are assigned to the same investigation in 1882 St. Petersburg, where people who should die are not dying.
The first book in The Greywater Files. A former FBI profiler turned private investigator takes on a missing-journalist case that points at her biggest client, and at a conspiracy running through Seattle's courts and police like rot through old wood.
The first book in The Riddle Archivists. In a world where knowledge exists as physical Glyphs, a sixteen-year-old reader-by-touch is offered a choice: infiltrate the academy that should have been her future, or face imprisonment.
The first book in The Nacre Threshold. Eleven months after a catastrophic event fused 340 researchers into a single screaming consciousness, a neuroscientist arrives on the quarantined orbital station to map the fused entity. Then the memories start. Memories of a life she never lived.
The first book in The Thornfield Inheritance. Scotland, 1598. A herbalist who can feel the history of anything she touches must work with the English magistrate sent to investigate her, before the witch trials sweeping the border villages claim them both.
The first book in The Unmarked Courts series. Dark romantasy blending Celtic and Norse mythology with modern London, a Valkyrie coroner, and the Lord of the Wild Hunt.
We sat down with Gael Ashen to talk about A Pact of Ash and Thorn, why he set a mythological story in modern London, and what it means to write a romance between two people who have been alive for centuries.
A philosophical sci-fi novella about memory, identity, and 1986 London. A rock band manager organizes the same concert in a time loop, and the details start to go wrong.
Seven debut titles across dark romantasy, romantic suspense, historical romance, sci-fi horror, YA fantasy, techno-thriller, and professional certification. Meet our founding authors.
Vladimir Provorov's first book helps business professionals pass the AWS AIF-C01 certification exam in two weeks. Available now on Amazon.