He lost it all. The love of his life. His purpose. His world. Yet, the faerie world demanded even more. Renny was dead. After sacrificing everything, Rhychard Bartlett lost the one thing he couldn't afford to lose - the woman he wanted to marry. As Harvest Fellowship imploded, he managed to save most of the parishioners from the demon's grasp, but Vargas had already killed the most important person in Rhychard's life. Bow, the faerie world could go to Hell for all Rhychard cared. He was finished with their secret missions. However, just as he was about to take his life back, a young elf shows up at Rhychard's condo to record the history of his life while visions of agonizing pain rip Rhychard out of a sound sleep, his body covered in real burns along his body, and a dark elf wants to help him survive the upcoming battle. However, the cherry on top of Rhychard's nightmare existence is that he's now seeing ghosts. Or rather, one ghost - Renny. So much for taking his life back. One-Click now to discover if Rhychard's nightmare is only in his head or actually walking the streets of Harbor City.

The ancient and noble house of the Keepers has ruled the Second Kingdom in unbroken succession for seven centuries. Now it is rapidly falling into ruin. Its valiant king has been murdered in battle. A treacherous seer has set his will against the kingdom's aging hero. The only remaining Keeper prince has been forced to flee the murderous rage of his usurping general while enemy armies march upon the Second Kingdom. At the same time, in the war-threatened Outland territory beyond the Great River, young Colin wrestles with nightmares that force him to question his sanity. A fortuitous meeting with the exiled Keeper heir provides him the chance to finally find answers to his ailment, as well as the chance to save the Second Kingdom. The answers quickly prove themselves more challenging than the questions ever were, and Colin soon learns that the salvation of the kingdom could easily cost him his life.

William Bainbridge contends that the worlds of massively multiplayer online roleplaying games provide a new perspective on the human quest, one that combines the arts and simulates most aspects of real life. The quests in gameworlds also provide meaning for human action, in terms of narratives about achieving goals by overcoming obstacles.

In a world full of magic and treachery, Va'del and Jain will hold the fate of their people in their hands. The invitation to join the secretive Guadel should have been the fulfillment of dreams Va'del didn't even realize he had. When his sponsors are killed in an ambush a short time later, he instead finds his probationary status revoked, and becomes a pawn between various factions inside the Guadel ruling body. Jain's never known any life but that of a Guadel in training. She'd thought herself reconciled to the idea of a loveless marriage for the good of her people, but meeting Va'del changes everything. Their growing attraction flies against hundreds of years of precedent, but as wide-spread attacks threaten their world, the Guadel have no choice but to use even Jain and Va'del in their fight for survival. Publisher's Note: The Guadel Chronicles is a YA Epic Fantasy Series which is written so that it can be safely enjoyed by teens and adults alike. The Guadel Chronicles: All the scope of an epic fantasy combined with the action of a sword and sorcery book! Keywords: Young Adult, Epic Fantasy, YA

.the Elfhunter has been laid low, but he is not yet vanquished. Now there is a new challenge to be faced; Orogond has sworn on the grave of this father that he will find his wayward brother, Hallagond, and return him to the way of the Light. But Hallagond has been driven forth by shame, and believes that he is unworthly of redemption. The Company is now set upon a path that will take them into unfamiliar, distant lands filled with strange and intriguing people.

After following her tame deer, Davlin, through a hedge behind her new home, Missy Fletcher finds herself in another world, a world of magical creatures and extraordinary adventures.

Three hundred years of Civil War...It was a golden time; most of the Earth was at peace. The United Nations controlled huge armies of Peacekeepers who kept that peace at the end of a gun. Sergeant Sean O'Leary was one of those Peacekeepers and had fought in hundreds of battles while wearing the Blue Beret. Cybernetically enhanced each time after being wounded, he no longer was the same man, or soldier, he used to be. He awakes after a supposed six month tour in stasis to find 300 years have passed and the Earth he remembers is gone. The UN had become divided and had fought itself for control of the world. Sean discovers that only pockets of civilization remain and the rest of the world has sunk into a bizarre mixture of barbarism and feudal tribes. War is common, death just another companion in this new, harsh world. This new Earth needed a Peacekeeper.

Mason Stark has a problem with minding his own business. This worked to his advantage when he helped bring peace between humans and the alien Tremist. He's now considered an intergalactic hero, but that hasn't made school any easier. With his new reputation, any bully with something to prove wants to fight him. With the new peace treaty on shaky ground, Mason is called upon to infiltrate the Tremist school for soldiers. Mason's bound to find trouble, especially now that he has the power to channel electricity through his Tremist gloves, but when his new classmates begin to disappear under mysterious circumstances, trouble might find him first. The Tremist are working on a secret project, but what Mason discovers goes beyond that, to an ancient, powerful enemy. With that very enemy threatening to invade, Mason must call on his friends, both human and Tremist, to fight. They call him a hero, and now that's what he must be—even if it requires the ultimate sacrifice. In this stellar follow-up to The Planet Thieves, Dan Krokos imbues The Black Stars with all the tension and action that made his first middle-grade novel such a gripping tale. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

The adventures start again in this third book of the series of Snuze, the house mouse turned garden mouse. He meets a lot of new characters and manages to make them all work together for the better of all Snuzes friends and family. A good read and a fast and furious turn of events with an obvious battle at the end!