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  King of Dust

  Tycho Dwelis

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  Inspired by the classic and brilliant campaign Curse of Strahd. Darius Starbán, once the son of a great king, now grapples with the weight of centuries of mistakes and the curse of vampirism. His journey to atonement begins with an unlikely entourage - Urien, the Cambion Inquisitor, Yra, his aristocratic ex-boyfriend, and Astrid, a newfound companion with secrets of her own. 
  This GameLit Fantasy blends comedy, magick, and light LGBTQ romance into a gripping narrative. Can Darius rise above his mistakes, heal the wounds of Starkovia, and navigate the complex dance of his relationships without succumbing to his own curses? The stakes are high, the path fraught with peril, and the only certainty is that Starkovia — and Darius — will never be the same again. 
  King of Dust is a low-spice content book with fade-to-black scenes.

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  A Moth - The Wings of Madness

  H. G. Wells

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  A Moth by H. G. Wells - Two bitter rival scientists are locked in a feud that consumes their lives, but nature has a strange way of taking sides. When an eerie moth appears, the battle takes an unexpected and unsettling turn. 
  H.G. Wells (1866–1946) was an English writer, historian, and futurist, best known as one of the pioneers of science fiction. Born in Bromley, England, he trained as a scientist under T.H. Huxley, which influenced his fascination with evolutionary theory and speculative fiction. His groundbreaking novels, including The Time Machine (1895), The War of the Worlds (1898), and The Invisible Man (1897), explored time travel, alien invasions, and scientific hubris, shaping the genre’s future. A prolific writer, Wells also penned social commentaries, predicting technological advancements and global conflicts with eerie accuracy. His works often carried themes of class struggle, ethics, and human progress. Beyond fiction, he was an outspoken socialist and advocate for world peace. His visionary storytelling continues to inspire science fiction writers and filmmakers, securing his legacy as the “father of science fiction.

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  Howther goes Again

  Richard Cliff

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  The story is of a young rabbit who seeks adventure beyond his immediate surroundings. His search for fun taking him to America, where he meets all kind of other animals who lead bizarre lifestyles and where lurks the treachery of man. This leads Howther to take a grown-up stance against evil-doing, putting him at the forefront of danger among both, animals and man alike until he finally conquers all. It is a tale of growing up in a dangerous world.

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  Payback's a Witch

  Michael Anderle, Martha Carr, TR...

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  Why is everyone trying to kill Scarlett Prynne and her magical cat, Runeclaw? He'd say it's because she's attracted to trouble. She'd say it's because trouble is attracted to her. Either way, danger is on their tail. A stop at a ghost town ends with the ghosts trying to kill Scarlett, and okay, worse, trying to damage her enchanted motorcycle, Dusk Runner. Provo, Utah isn't much better. Magicals aren't exactly welcome in the town. Scarlett catches word that Redthorn Industries wants it that way. 
   
   
   
  Scarlett and Redthorn have a bad history. Round two isn't going to be any better. On her side, Scarlett has new allies in Provo's magical community looking out for her kind. The magical kind. And her old allies, the Spell Riders and the Witches on Wheels, who are always looking to roll into trouble and mix it up. She'll need them all. Redthorn is up to something big, and Darrin Redthorn, the CEO, has a personal grudge against Scarlett. Blowing up their operation at the previous stop on her trek across America's western states didn't make him happy, to say the least, and now he wants to return the favor. 
   
   
   
  Scarlett Prynne is right in the middle of chaos again. As if that wasn't enough, college students are vanishing from the local university, and no one knows why. As Runeclaw would say, it's the duty of a guardian to check it out.

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  The War of the Worlds

  H. G. Wells

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  A peaceful night in Surrey is shattered when what is thought to be a meteor crashes into Horsell Common. Curious villagers approach the strange cylindrical object, only to be incinerated by a Martian heat-ray. Soon the invaders are sending out their terrible 'tripods', causing devastation throughout England as 'intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic' gradually seek to eradicate the human race.
  
  Spawning an infamous radio play that convinced listeners a real alien invasion was in progress, a musical, several films, a television series and countless literary spin-offs, The War of the Worlds remains one of the most significant and influential works of science fiction.

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  Alidor - The Unlikely Allies

  Matthew Hillsdon

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  The Unlikely Allies follows a band of misfit heroes united in the incredible lands of Alidor to confront rising shadows and forge bonds that may save their world from long hidden threats. 
  I see you there, creeping in the darkness. Come, come, sit down I have a tale to tell. A fable spanning much of this land, for Alidor is vast and its people many. Though this is not a tale of valiant knights or handsome heroes, after the human’s war few of their ilk remained. No, this is the tale of quick witted thieves, skilful hunters, bloodthirsty warriors and keen eyed rangers.Once again great armies march forth across these lands. Once again shadow’s roam free, but I have a tale that may just turn the tide of the war to come. Hush now and make yourself comfortable.For our tale begins in a forest called The Fang when the last human in Alidor washes ashore to meet the terrifying sight of a wolf’s jaws.

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