Publisher: Bu Classics Books
In the rugged borders of seventeenth-century Scotland, a young man must fight to reclaim his ancestral lands and his family's honor. Amidst a backdrop of political upheaval and romantic longing, he navigates a path through treachery and tradition. This historical romance captures the wild spirit of the Scottish landscape and the resilience of the human heart.
I put my treacherous fated mates in their place: My bed A jail cell Their grave That should have been the end of it, but of course, Luame never would’ve given me soulmates who took it lying down. I have a war to fight on all fronts, but it’s the war for my heart that I’m losing—badly. Life has never been more dangerous. The fate of Wolf Nation and millions of lives rests on my shoulders. I don’t have time for love! Do you believe me? No? Yeah, those hot alpha bastards don’t either. Moon Cursed is the second book in the Corvin Academy trilogy. This book features spicy spice, language, and fierce wolves who never surrender.Show book
Ryland is close to the end of his apprenticeship with Henry to be an apothecary. Once qualified, he sees the job as a way to be free and independent of his father. Jabez is a cold and aloof man that Ryland cannot bring himself to like. When his will is thwarted, Jabez takes his revenge, and Ryland is saved from a brutal beating by his Luck Dragon, and his best friend Ballard. Not only does Ryland want to break his mother free of his father's hold, but also long-suppressed memories. To do so, he and his friends return to Ryland's family home in Wales. Finally he's able to break the spell that's kept him and his soulmate Shiloh apart. But they still need to face Jabez, and something darker and infinitely more evil, if they are to remain together.Show book
What does a vampire have to do to be left alone? Kage Marrone has been looking for a magic user who's been missing for years. His latest lead takes him to Myrfolk, where he's pretending to be human while working as a detective. When a witness claims to have seen a vampire steal a motorbike, he sees his chance to get inside the walls of the local supernatural community and ask questions. Gilbert Neumann only wants to be left alone. He has a house within the walls, and the more days he can spend sitting on his wrap-around porch looking out over his garden and not talk to anyone, the better. Kage is sure Gilbert knows something. He's a vampire, and you can't trust vampires. Plus, he lets a detail slip that has Kage convinced he knows more than he lets on. All Gilbert wanted to do was to help, not have a cop harassing him. Maybe the best thing he can do is help Kage find the person he's looking for. It should give him his calm life back, right?Show book
They say he’s so grumpy that he never speaks. He only growls. I’m not intimidated. My boss sent me to deep backwoods Vermont to get Garland McGrumpypants—I mean McGuinty, to sell some of his lucrative landholdings on Silver Mountain. And I NEED this commission. McGrumpy only likes kids, animals, and his giant axe… he definitely doesn’t like me. When our meeting goes horribly wrong, and an avalanche causes my car to be nearly crushed under a pile of snow… I’m rescued by the massive hermit himself. No cell service, no road access, no escape. I am STUCK with Grumpy, and this Christmas couldn’t get any worse! Garland Her name is Ava, and she’s the unluckiest woman I’ve ever met. She spills every drink she touches all over herself, she trips over her shadow… and somehow, when she comes around, the whole mountain falls apart. So why do I have a strange urge to protect her and take care of her? Damn this crazy woman. She will be the death of me. A sweet and steamy holiday romance with a guaranteed HEA! Slow burn, over the top, laugh out loud romantic comedy.Show book
The story of the last two Housecarls from Harold Godwinson’s army who, forced from England by the Normans, journey down the Russian rivers to join the Varangian Guard where they fight, once more the Normans from Italy. The two men have to fight not only barbarians and the Empire’s enemies but treachery from within the complex world of Byzantine politics. Culminating in the battle which finally drove the Normans back to Italy, the historically accurate book paints a picture of the dying world of the Saxon warriors.Show book
Defense Mech by Ray Bradbury is a haunting and psychologically rich science fiction short story that explores the fragile boundary between reality and illusion. Set during a tense voyage from Earth to Mars, the narrative follows Halloway, a deeply anxious man whose terror of space threatens both his sanity and the mission itself. In a desperate bid to protect him, the ship’s psychiatrist deploys an experimental psychological “defense mechanism,” constructing an artificial reality in which Halloway believes he never left Earth. With its signature blend of emotional depth, speculative science, and philosophical tension, Defense Mech examines fear, self-deception, and humanity’s instinct to seek comfort—even at the cost of truth. This classic Bradbury tale is a must-read for fans of psychological science fiction and timeless speculative storytelling.Show book
