The king of Crystalfall has returned, plunging the court into chaos. Chloe and Quintus are desperate to defeat this malicious ruler and end his reign of terror. But the king’s power and ingenuity make him the greatest enemy Faerie has ever known. Even worse, the king is planning a sacrificial ritual, which will give him even more power. If the king succeeds, his magic will be strong enough to destroy all the other courts in Faerie. He will instantly crush any court that attempts to defy him. And he’ll get rid of his son for good. Chloe and Quintus must stop the king before he gains this ultimate power. If they don’t, Faerie itself will be ruined forever.

The battle for the land has only just begun in Curse & Crystal Thorns, the magical and adventurous 4th book in the Fae and Crystal Thorns series. The king may be vile but finding him is their only chance to save the court. Chloe embraces Faerie as her home and is more determined than ever to save it from defeat. After discovering and using balance shards to create their own magic, the enemy mortals threaten to take over Crystalfall. Chloe and Quintus must find a way to stop them. Their greatest obstacle is repairing their own broken bond, so that Quintus’s magic can be restored. Being forced to spend time together is difficult when they’re still angry with each other. It doesn’t help that they must find a king, who is not virtuous or kind, but he is still their only hope. Without him, the court will be lost forever. The Court of Crystalfall is made of glittering jewels, and with magic flowing through it once again, it’s more beautiful than ever. But Chloe and Quintus must act quickly to save it, or all will be lost.

Enter Faerie in this epic fantasy filled with fast-paced adventure, forced proximity enemies to lovers, and a magical book that thinks for itself. She vowed she'd never return to Faerie...but vows were made to be broken. As a human girl, Chloe is perfectly happy being back in the mortal realm where she belongs. She's even become the town apothecary. When a fae from her past shows up begging her to return to Faerie, she utterly refuses. But then she finds out an angry group of mortals are using iron to hold an entire castle full of fae hostage. And of course, the hostages include Chloe's older sister and her sister's beloved. Reluctantly, Chloe packs a bag for what is supposed to be a short trip to Faerie. But the mortals are more powerful than she expected. They have weapons, flames, and revenge to fuel them. They won't stop until they control every court in Faerie. With the help of a new and mysterious magic and a devastatingly handsome fae companion, Chloe has to save Faerie before her sister and the other fae are killed. Flame and Crystal Thorns is the first book in a new YA fae fantasy series. This is a spin off of The Fae of Bitter Thorn series by Kay L. Moody. It features a few appearances and minor spoilers from The Fae of Bitter Thorn, but it also stands alone as its own series. It can be read without any prior knowledge or reading of The Fae of Bitter Thorn.

Mazael now bears the sword of a Knight Armiger, a magical weapon capable of destroying the cursed Wraithaldr and defeating the sinister Lord Razalis. But Razalis has labored for three thousand years to finish his mighty work of dark magic, and he will unleash his full power to destroy Mazael's army. Lucan Mandragon, once Mazael's mortal enemy, might be the only man able to stop Razalis. But the cost will be more than Lucan can imagine...

This book consists of the following events and what is going to happen soon. With color illustrations. Read of the seven churches of Revelation 2 and 3, along with a short bit of history. Discover the beasts around the throne of God and who they really are. The opening of the seals starts with the first seal up to seventh seal, and it also starts the trumpet judgments, as the seventh trumpet is the start of the vial judgments (Revelation 8:1-5). A short section tells who Satan really is. Learn of the rapture from where it starts, until you become part of the bride (the five wise virgins). The two witnesses of the Lord have certain powers and you will learn what is in their power to do. The book explains who the Antichrist and the false prophet really are. Behold the spiritual restoration of Israel when the Jewish people saw the King of Kings standing on the Mount of Olives. The destruction of Vatican City is followed by the battle of Armageddon. Learn which countries will fight against Israel in that battle. Read of the return of the Lord for His reign as King for one thousand years. The Devil has also been locked away for one thousand years, but when he is released, the final fire from heaven will cleanse the world from all forms of sin. The final judgment comes when the books will be opened and the coming of the New Jerusalem (the wife of the Lamb of God) is restored to Earth.

In this epic conclusion of this magical five-part series, Serena, Max, and their friends will be tested beyond anything they could have imagined. Their toughest threat has finally surfaced, and the Dark Siren and her minions: a demonic jester, three kitsuné siblings, and six harpy sisters aren’t wasting any time in trying to collect as many Soul Diamonds as they can. The right amount of Soul Diamonds will unleash a power that is far greater than anyone could imagine. This power could even alter time as they know it. A thank-you letter from the author: Dear Squad Fairies, Thank you for being a part of this magical journey. It truly means a lot that you stuck with me from the beginning of the series until the last book. Though this is the end of the book series, this doesn’t mean it has to be the end of the Fairy Squad Princesses. You can reread the books, wear the merchandise, and help gain new Squad Fairies by spreading the word about this magical girl book series. Also, who knows in the future the Fairy Squad Princesses could be transformed into the next animated TV series. Imagine the Fairy Squad Princesses streaming on Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, or Crunchyroll. Hmm… why not on all four? - Stay Magical

The Austrian lyrical poet Georg Trakl, whose works many critics now rank with those of Rilke, Lorca, and T. S. Eliot, describes his work as "imperfect atonement." Allowing the poetry to speak for itself, this book presents a theological interpretation of Trakl's visionary work.