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  Phantastes - A Faerie Romance...

  George MacDonald

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  “Whatever the book you are reading now, you simply must get this at once.” —C. S. Lewis   Shun the Ash and the Alder…   Sing to the Marble Lady…   Enter the door of the Timeless…   After Anodos is visited by a fairy on his 21st birthday, his bedroom transforms into a forest, leading him to Fairy Land. With the guidance of fairies and knights, he must navigate ethereal and fantastical landscapes, face threats of evil trees and giants, search for a lost love, and conquer his own haunting shadow.   One of the earliest works of portal fantasy and an inspiration to the great fantasy authors of the twentieth century! Transport yourself into a tale of love and self-discovery with this fine new edition of Phantastes by George MacDonald, with an additional foreword by author Paul Di Filippo.

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  Chaos and Ash

  Carrie Pulkinen

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  He's a Prince of Hell. 
  A literal demon of disorder.  
  And as of ten minutes ago, he’s living inside my head. 
  I’m Ash Holland—fire witch, reluctant heir to a cursed bloodline, and the only person in Salem who tattoos protective sigils on the people who actually know how to fight. 
  I’m supposed to be the "Ink Master," a librarian of magic who stays behind the safety of the stacks. But my magic has always been erratic, and my latest "accident" is a catastrophe of biblical proportions. 
  I’ve summoned Chaos. Not the concept—the man. Or rather, the Prince of Hell. 
  Now, Chaos is whispering dark promises in my ear, threatening to hijack my body, and making it impossible to think straight when he starts to flirt. I have exactly fourteen days to exorcise him, or he takes full control and I’m erased forever. 
  But when a monster uprising threatens to burn Salem to the ground, the only way to save my city might be to let the demon in my head take the wheel. 
  He’s dangerous. He’s charming. And he’s the only thing standing between me and certain death. 
  What to expect in the Fire Witches of Salem series:  
  • Forced Proximity (Literal!)  
  • Snarky, Tattoo-Wielding Heroine  
  • "Who Did This To You?" Energy  
  • Slow-Burn, High-Tension Romance  
  • Grumpy x Sunshine (with a demonic twist) 
  ​• Opposites Attract (She's Order. He's Literal Chaos.) 
  ​​​​​​• Fated Mates 
  ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​• Forbidden Love

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  Saxon Revenge

  Griff Hosker

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  It is the end of Roman Britain and King Aella is engaged in a death struggle with the last kings of Britannia. Even though Lord Lann, the Wolf Warrior, is undefeated, there is treachery and betrayal within the ranks of the allies. Saxon Revenge tells the story of the cataclysmic battles which led to the Saxons conquering Britain.

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  Aftermath

  Ann Aguirre

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  During the war against murderous, flesh-eating aliens, grimspace "jumper" Sirantha Jax decided to go it alone. The cost of her actions: the destruction of modern interstellar travel—and the lives of six hundred Conglomerate soldiers. Now she's on trial for dereliction of duty, desertion, mass murder, high treason . . . and her life.

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  Strongest Student The: Book 1

  Andrei Tkachev

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  Imagine you find yourself in a world that prizes martial arts above all else, and that I am the descendant of an ancient clan who have honed their skill from generation to generation to rise to the ranks of the most powerful . . . Bet you're surprised, right? 
   
   
   
  The thing is, most of my teachers say I'm a hopeless, talentless loser. No big deal, at first glance at least. I can survive just fine without talent. 
   
   
   
  There's just one catch—I'm already dead. Or am I?

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  The Last Day

  Owain Owain

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  "Nothing like this book has been seen before, either in our language or in any other. We should rejoice that such brilliance exists in Welsh writing." – Pennar Davies, Welsh literary critic
  "Owain Owain's The Last Day transcends the confines of its form and should captivate a fresh generation of readers with this English translation." – Joshua Rees, Buzz Magazine
  The Last Day is more than a moving call to arms for speakers of minority languages facing extinction; at its core, it's a tragic human-scale story played out between the few figures who could have stopped the madness before it was too late. It is, moreover, a meditation on themes like free will, artificial intelligence and the socio-historical processes that contribute towards the death of a nation. These themes are as relevant now – if not more so – as they were when the novel was written.
  With science fiction tropes recalling Philip K. Dick, Kurt Vonnegut and more recently Olga Ravn's The Employees, philosophical reflections in the vein of Dostoyevsky's Notes From the Underground, and its postmodern form, The Last Day is a testament to the depth and creativity of Welsh literature. Its translation into English is long overdue.

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