A. M. Justice

On a planet far from Earth, descendants of marooned space travelers fight a decades-long war. Shy scholar Victoria knows nothing of this conflict until pirates kidnap and sell her to the sadistic tyrant behind it. He keeps her naked and locked in a tower, subjecting her to months of psychological torture. After seizing an opportunity to escape, Vic joins the fight against her former captor and begins walking a bloody path toward revenge. As the Blade, Vic gains glory raiding her enemy's forces, but the ordeal in his tower haunts her. Bitter memories keep her from returning the love of the kindhearted Prince Ashel, whose family has fended off the tyrant's invading army for a generation. When enemy soldiers capture Ashel, Vic embarks on a quest to rescue him and, on the journey, discovers a source of spectacular power. With wizardry, Vic can rescue the prince, end the war, and wreak the vengeance she craves, but she might also destroy her only chance for peace.

A Wizard's Forge

Love heals in A Wizard's Lot, Book Two of The Woern Chronicles, a thrilling fantasy juiced with science fiction. Vic is a young woman with a wizard's power but no knowledge of how to use it. Ashel is the disgraced minstrel who loves her. They're kept apart by fate when Vic is taken a thousand years into the past to face her destiny in a war with the Kragnashians, the indigenous civilization of Knownearth. While Vic fights to find a way home, Ashel becomes ensnared in a rebellion to secure the survival of humanity. Yet the one who may draw the lot that decides their future is Bethniel, Ashel's sister and the heir to a hidden power. When her fate is revealed, will she save or doom the world? In The Woern Chronicles, author A.M. Justice shuffles motifs from high fantasy, fairy tales, and science fiction to forge a story about a smart woman, a charming prince, and a decades-long conflict between nations. Wrongs, revenge, rescue, and redemption form the keystone elements of this series set in the distant future, on a planet far from Earth, where the descendants of marooned space travelers must contend with the indigenous people-sentient insects standing five meters tall-as they struggle among themselves for power and peace.

A Wizard's Lot

Elaina Portugal

Linda Shinazy

Lyndi Scott

Four Doors Open

Vic is a young woman who wants vengeance. Taken from her homeland and sold into slavery, she soon escapes and becomes the Blade, a soldier renowned for cunning and daring. She also wins the heart of Prince Ashel, a minstrel who prefers drinking and gambling to fulfilling his royal obligations. When Ashel is captured by soldiers of her former master, Vic sets out on a mission of rescue and revenge. Along the way, the Kragnashians-a mysterious insectoid species-give her the power of wizardry, and Vic realizes she is being forged into a weapon. The question is, by whom and for what purpose? In the Woern Chronicles, author A.M. Justice shuffles motifs from high fantasy, fairy tales, and science fiction to forge a story about a smart woman and a charming prince who become ensnared in a decades-long conflict between nations. Wrongs, revenge, rescue, and redemption form the keystone elements of this series set in the distant future, on a planet far from Earth, where the descendants of marooned space travelers must contend with the indigenous people-sentient insects standing five meters tall-as they struggle among themselves for power and peace.

Blade of Amber

Frank Martin

David Niall Wilson

Martin Owton

C. T. Phipps

Matthew Johnson

M. L. Spencer

James Alderdice

Allan Batchelder

Paul Lavender

Jesse Teller

Michael Suttkus

Ulff Lehman

Richard Writhen

Honor is just a word. Throughout fiction, there have always been heroes who have fallen from grace. Champions of honor, decency, and order who have become villains through some traumatic event or a deep personal flaw. Blackest Knights is a collection of 19 tales by some of independent fantasy's best authors that follow a collection of those heroes who fell to temptation. From tales of bloody-handed hypocrites to space pirates, you'll find some truly fascinating works within. Contains fiction by: David Niall Wilson, C. T. Phipps, James Alderdice, M. L. Spencer, Paul Lavender, Ulff Lehman, A. M. Justice, Matthew Johnson, Frank Martin, Allan Batchelder, Martin Owton, Richard Writhen, Jesse Teller and Michael Suttkus.

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