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  Curse of the Dragon's Eye - An...

  Anonymous

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  Dusk thought he knew the boundaries of his world - the endless tunnels of the Ronja mines, the cruel whims of his captors, and the crushing weight of a life in chains. 
  But when a hidden cavern reveals an ancient dragon skeleton and a mysterious crystal that seems to whisper directly to his soul, Dusk's world expands in ways he never imagined. 
  Suddenly thrust into a journey towards an unknown fate, he must navigate the perils of a world he barely remembers, all while grappling with an awakening power within him that he doesn't understand. 
  As Dusk uncovers long-buried secrets and forges unexpected alliances, he begins to realize that his quest for freedom may hold the key to something far greater. 
  In this breathtaking gay fantasy adventure, the line between slave and savior blurs as Dusk races to unlock the secrets of his past and the power of the dragon's legacy. 
  Curse of the Dragon's Eye contains a diverse cast of characters and queer themes. It was previously published under the title "The Crystal Eye" by Blake R. Wolfe. Although the title and cover are different, the content remains the same.

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  The Transition Of Juan Romero -...

  H.P. Lovecraft

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  H. P. Lovecraft’s The Transition of Juan Romero is one of his briefest and most mysterious tales, written in a single day on September 16, 1919, yet withheld from publication until 1944, seven years after his death. Set in a grim Nevada mine, it follows a narrator and his co-worker, Juan Romero, as they descend into a newly opened shaft where an unearthly sound echoes from below. What they discover—or perhaps imagine—blends dream and nightmare, fusing cosmic horror with the claustrophobic dread of the deep earth. The story’s simplicity and ambiguity reveal an early experiment in atmosphere over plot, foreshadowing Lovecraft’s later mastery of unseen terrors and unspeakable revelations. 
  Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1890–1937) was an American writer whose strange, atmospheric fiction reshaped modern horror and science fiction. Born in Providence, Rhode Island, he grew up steeped in myth, astronomy, and classical literature, all of which infused his later work. Lovecraft’s stories—The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour Out of Space, and At the Mountains of Madness among them—introduced the vast “Cthulhu Mythos,” a vision of an indifferent cosmos ruled by ancient, incomprehensible beings. His influence spread posthumously through pulp magazines, writers like August Derleth and Clark Ashton Smith, and later generations of authors, filmmakers, and artists. Though he struggled with poverty and obscurity in life, Lovecraft’s unique blend of cosmic awe and existential dread has made him one of the most influential voices in speculative fiction history.

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  A Kingdom Of Courage And Cruelty

  A.P Beswick

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  Tormented by a curse and his own misdeeds, can a fallen knight claim redemption by saving a realm on the verge of ruin? 
  Orjan Varega suffocates under a crisis of faith. Trapped in the form of a fearsome lizard man by an ancient Elven spell, the once-renowned knight sleeps rough, drinks hard, and struggles to survive as a bounty hunter. But after a boy who offers him food falls prey to ruthless thugs, the protective fighter comes to the child’s aid and gains a formidable enemy.  
  As a brutal faction calling themselves the Wyverns terrorizes the land, Orjan agrees to bring them down in exchange for a sorceress’s help ending his enchantment. But when he’s blackmailed into entering vicious gladiatorial pits, he fears each vile clash takes him one step closer to truly becoming a monster. With his brutality unleashed for the bloodlust of crowds, can he cling to his inner hero and claw Eltera back from the brink? 
  A Kingdom of Courage and Cruelty is the fast-paced third book in the Levanthria fantasy-retelling series. If you like complex characters, gritty action, and dark tales, then you’ll love A.P Beswick’s battle to the death.

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  Creed of Legends

  A.K. Kubica

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  The rumblings of war stir the kingdoms of Kresha where legends are born in blood. Decades after an uneasy peace divided the continent, old grudges ignite as kings strive for power and dark magicks rise beneath the surface. Five fates collide in a deadly dance of loyalty and betrayal:  
  • Brudais, a commander torn between love for his country and hatred for the tyrant he serves.  
  • Loya, a cunning politician whose schemes could spark rebellion.  
  • Dania, a cast-out governess determined to trade her sword for her brother’s life.  
  • Morvian, the voiceless strategist whose mind is sharper than any blade.  
  • Eldeva, a sorceress desperate to escape blood ties and forbidden power.  
  As kingdoms clash and alliances fracture, their choices will tip the balance between salvation and slaughter. Fans of dark fantasy, sword and sorcery, and brutal tales of war and betrayal will be consumed by Creed of Legends.  
  Keep your sword close, your wits about you, and follow your creed - if you're going to stay alive, you'll need all three.

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  Chumfley (English)

  Isabel Rey

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  Would you like to know what animal is a Chumfley? Do you want to get to know this rare animal better? Learn about little-known animals in this book. Have you ever seen an aardvark? Do you know what chinchillas eat? What is a golden trunk elephant shrew?

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  The Wall Of Darkness - The...

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  In a world lit by a single sun, where no one has ever known true darkness, legend tells of a colossal black wall stretching endlessly across the southern horizon. Shervane, heir to a noble house, grows obsessed with uncovering what lies beyond it. His journey—from youthful wonder to the edge of the unknown—culminates in an expedition that defies both reason and the laws of the cosmos. The Wall of Darkness captures that timeless Clarke fascination with human curiosity and the perilous price of discovery. 
  Arthur C. Clarke builds his tale with quiet majesty, turning a simple mystery into an elegant meditation on knowledge, isolation, and the geometry of the universe itself. What begins as a quest becomes revelation, as Clarke fuses emotional depth with scientific imagination in a story that remains one of his most haunting early masterpieces. 
  Arthur C. Clarke (1917–2008) was among the most visionary figures in twentieth-century science fiction—a writer, futurist, and scientific thinker whose influence reached far beyond literature. Author of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Childhood’s End, and Rendezvous with Rama, he envisioned satellites, space elevators, and the future of exploration long before they entered serious discussion. His stories reflect an awe for the universe’s vast design and for humanity’s restless desire to understand it.

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