Dragon Ally

Del is a thief who learned long ago to rely only on himself and to trust no one. But when stranded on an island with little food and a monster waiting for them to surrender, maybe a dishonest thief is exactly what they all need to survive and to beat the kraken.

The Outlaws Scarlett & brown

The wild dystopian west (in Britain) with monsters.

Scarlett is a bank robber. Notorious, infamous, and younger than expected, considering all her exploits. She may be a ruthless outlaw, but when she happens upon Albert, sole survivor of some transit accident, Scarlett offers him escort to the next town over. What should have been a simple trip suddenly becomes lethally more eventful.

Servant Mage

Fellian is an indentured slave-mage, forced to serve under the Liberationists, the very government that hanged her parents. When an opportunity arises for Fellian to escape her servitude, she ends up helping the Monarchists in their fight against the Liberationists. But neither side is entirely black or white, and Fellian will need to decide where she will stand.

When You Get The Chance

Millie is a talented singer-actress, thrilled to receive an acceptance into a pre-college theatrical program. Only problem, it’s located on the opposite coast, costs partial tuition, and her dad doesn’t understand how important this program is for her future. Determined to attend at all costs, Millie decides to find her birth mother. If one parent doesn’t agree with her, there’s got to be another one out there who will pave the way for Millie’s golden future.

SKYWARD

The worst thing to be, ever, is a coward. Spensa’s father was one. Not just a coward, but the most infamous coward in the Defiant’s history. He was also a top notch fighter pilot. Spensa’s dream is to become a pilot too. To prove to the world that she isn’t a coward, and that they were wrong about her father. But no one wants to give the daughter of the infamous coward a chance to fly.

The Last Fallen Star

Riley knows her family’s healing spells by heart, knows them better than her sister does. The only problem: Riley is adopted and can’t do any magic. When Hattie, her sister, finds a spell that should enable them to share Hattie’s magic and finally give Riley a place among their magical community, their plans go drastically awry. With Hattie’s life in danger, Riley must hurry to complete several tasks to save her. On the way, Riley will need to make some tough decisions, uncover secrets, find help from her friends and family, and hardest of all, choose between her heart’s desire and the people dearest to her.

A Deadly Education

Growing up can be tough, but life is a lot worse when teens growing in their magical abilities become tasty munchies to dangerous monsters. Centuries ago, the great magical minds built a school intended to keep their kids somewhat safer, or at least give them more of a chance. For better or worse, the teens are effectively locked in the school for several years until they Graduate or meet with a monstrous misfortune. They even let in some poor minorities. (Think chess pawns next to more important pieces on the board. Monster fodder.) El is one such grateful but negative, dark, powerful, sarcastic minority student. She’s powerful enough to protect herself from the worst monsters, but to graduate, she’ll need allies, something her sarcasm and negative attitude constantly manages to push away.

What Abigail Did That Summer

Abigail is a biracial London girl whose uncle works as a wizard on the police force. Using tips she learned from her uncle – magical and investigative skills, Abigail attempts to solve the mystery of missing local teens, with help from a team of talking spy foxes.

Dragon Link

Nova, a sixteen year old in the foster system, is out late one night with her best friend Zephyr, when a dragon pops up and chases after them. The dragon claims to know Nova’s mother, whom Nova has no memories of, and requests Nova’s help finding her. What the girls didn’t expect, was to land up in a different world, full of magic, dragons, and a culture alien to them. In order to learn more about her mother and to try to find her, Nova will have to agree to signup for dragon riding military training, and Zephyr will learn to become a witch. Is it worth it to put themselves in danger fighting a war not their own, for people who want to send them back to Earth, for the slim hopes of finding her mother?

Legacy and the Queen

Legacy’s father runs an orphanage far out in the poor provinces. When they come up on hard times, Legacy enters a competition that’ll give her a chance to win a scholarship to an elite tennis academy that’ll give her a chance to compete for prize money. That’s a lot of competitions to win, and as a poor girl from the backwards and poorly regarded provinces, Legacy also has to fight through a society that looks down on and disparages her people. With no support, and up against the best trained opponents in her country, does Legacy even stand a chance?