Ashleigh is a rare beauty, sought after every man who meets her. When she happens upon a supposedly magical urn, she-- Wait, scratch that. She's not the star of this story, I am, and I'm not a beauty. Ashleigh was a good girl, but I've read too many stories about babes and beauties. This one is about ME, a half-orc, a homely girl, and owner of a failing pub. I've given up the mercenary life, and I'm glad for that. Adventuring's not for me. A random encounter puts me back in the company of a mage I knew from my (brief) days as a mercenary. He needs my help, but I'm not much of a helper. I'm not much of anyone, actually. I'd rather be invisible. But adventure has a way of finding me... unfortunately.

Be transported to the enchanted worlds of Dark Men Dark Magic, where magic thrives, and antiheroes lurk in the shadows. A fussy mage, a grizzled warrior, and a brave barmaid team up to protect their village from an armor-clad madman in The Darkest Knight (The Black Knight Chronicles Book One). Adventure begins in The Darker Ages (The Darker Ages Book One), where Princess Arienne is captured by a crew of flirty young pirates. They're led by the wickedly charming Alfred du Bois, a man who takes nothing too seriously. In Vixen's Chosen (The Fox and the Assassin Book One), an assassin rescues a shapeshifting kitsune from the clutches of a cruel kidnapper. The kitsune, having lost everything she held dear, believes the assassin is her soulmate.

Stuck with a man she hates, how will she survive? Primrose Pevensey will do almost anything to put food in her little brother's stomach. Unable to find a job, she steals to survive, and has little shame in doing it. When the siblings are arrested for thieving, they're sent to an overseas penal colony, miles away from the world they knew. Primrose vows to kill the man who arrested them: an uppity soldier named Frederick Whitley. He makes Prim's life miserable, and she despises him more and more with every encounter. After an arduous voyage, they arrive at a penal colony of smoke and rubble. The island Natives have dragons, and they'll reduce the world to ash before they'll surrender their home.

Ah, home sweet home... or so I thought. Not long after I return to my hometown, I get an eviction notice pinned to my door. No, this isn't an eviction, it's a deportation. By the queen's orders, half-orcs are no longer welcome in the city. That includes me. I'm forced to leave my pub and go “questing,” for lack of a better word. And because pretty Ed Muskin still owes me a favor, he's coming with me. What kind of trouble are we going to get into now, I wonder?

Slowly but surely, I've been adjusting to my new life in Daimonas, the city of demonicas. I've regained my sight, the mayor seems to like me, I'm making new friends, and it's nice to have Deep at my side. However, I really miss my brother... and there's trouble on the horizon. Daimonas isn't the safe haven I hoped it would be.

Marge is a 57-year-old grocery store manager. In a world where robot workers are more common, she's one of the last human employees. Her best friend is her niece, Raven, who struggles with depression. Hoping to shake Raven out of a major depressive episode, Marge agrees to enter Odyssey of Dragons, a complex VR fantasy world that emulates real life. Marge enters the “game” as a man, a handsome young mercenary, and the experience is more intense than anything she expected. CW: Attempted suicide.