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The Little Unicorn by Marcel Gerstel (2025)
The Little Unicorn isn’t here to entertain. It’s here to remember the parts of you that got lost along the way – maybe just yesterday, or perhaps the day you stopped dreaming. This isn’t a typical children’s book. It’s gentle. It’s weird. It’s layered. Illustrated with beautiful charcoal-style sketches (and the occasional splash of colour). It’s for anyone who’s ever felt out of place, asked too many questions, or secretly hoped magic was still real. Walk beside the Little Unicorn through a world of Hope, Doubt, Pride, Courage – and a very old Dragon who swears it’s trying its best. Perfect for thoughtful kids and thoughtful adults alike. It just might find you exactly where you are. You won’t be the same when you finish it. And that’s kind of the point.
La mémoire des sylphes tome 1 by Flavie Bertrand (2025)
Dans un monde où une paix fragile règne entre la Finkadie et l’Archipel, Mathilde nourrit le rêve de devenir musicienne. Mais son destin bascule lorsque le Probatio la juge apte à recevoir un sylphe, un être mystique conférant à son porteur des pouvoirs exceptionnels. Dès lors, la jeune fille est contrainte d’embrasser une carrière militaire et devient Filleule de l’Empire. Envoyée à Impera, au prestigieux Collegium, elle découvre un univers exigeant où les entraînements éprouvants et les attentes écrasantes de ses professeurs la poussent à dépasser ses limites. Entre rivalités, alliances fragiles et tensions croissantes, Mathilde devra trouver sa place dans ce monde nouveau et réinventer son avenir.
Bee-Ginning by Icalos (2025)
From the author of the Terminate the Other World! series comes a thrilling dungeon-core fantasy adventure sure to generate a lot of buzz . . . Belissar has always lived a peaceful life, if not a particularly easy one. Though he lost his parents, he was taken in by a kindly villager who taught him his life’s beekeeping. But one day the local lord’s ruthless son, Ruckanos, comes to their humble village to claim his own tower, slaughtering everyone. Luckily for Belissar, as he lies dying with an arrow in his back, a tiny worker bee decides to interfere, and he wakes up not only alive but a whole new bee-ing. Turns out his little savior is in actuality a core, and together they’ve swiped the tower out from under the murderous Ruckanos. Now Belissar is king of his own beehive/dungeon. But with power comes more trouble than he could’ve imagined. In addition to building and protecting his own monstrous apiary with the help of his fellow bees, he must confront the encroaching doom known as the Hunger that haunts the world and consumes everything in its path, leaving only death. A stronger, smarter, more confident, and far less peaceable Belissar is about to show his enemies that when you mess with a hive, you’d better be ready to get stung.
The Most Precious Gift by Ruslana Pidsadiuk (2026)
This is a story about a world where gods live beside humans — not always visible, but always present. When the boundaries between heaven and earth are crossed, everyone feels the consequences. Old wounds do not simply disappear. Jealousy does not burn without leaving a trace. Love does not pass without change. This is not a story about the battle between good and evil. Nor about heroes and villains. It is a story about choice. About responsibility for one’s feelings. About the truth that even gods are not immune to mistakes. And about love — a gift that can create and destroy at the same time. A quiet mythological drama about the fragile balance between light and darkness.
Island of Morality by Unknown (2026)
When morality fled the world after the decline of human values, it did not disappear. It crossed the fog and reached an island. Island of Morality is a symbolic and reflective fiction book about the virtues that escape a world losing its moral center and arrive on a mysterious island shaped by fog, hunger, silence, and hidden tests. Through Truth, Generosity, Modesty, Loyalty, Mercy, Justice, Hope, and the memory of Patience, the story follows human values under pressure. Each virtue faces fear, weakness, need, and the cost of remaining true when survival itself becomes difficult. This is not a direct moral lecture. It is a symbolic journey about conscience, community, survival, and the fragile line between protecting what is good and becoming what one once feared.
Web of Vows and Vengeance by Aria Ashbrook (2026)
**Stripped of power. Fuelled by vengeance.** She lost everything because of his lie. Now the only way to save her sister is to win a deadly competition that could cost her the only thing she has left: her life. When Prince Kyor twisted the truth about his mother’s death, Rose paid the price. Her family was stripped of their magic, cast into the slums, and abandoned by the kingdom they once served. Now her parents are gone, and her younger sister’s future hangs in the balance. Rose’s only hope is the Tournament of the Gifting, a brutal competition held once a century, where the victor earns a blessing from the Goddess of Life. The catch? Every other contender wields the very power she was robbed of. And Prince Kyor is among them. Commander of the armies. Rider of a bonded dire wolf. Wielder of lightning. He doesn’t just want to win for vanity – he wants the gift for himself. But what could a man who has it all possibly want? Thrown into a world of magic, monsters, and merciless trials, Rose must fight not only for survival but for the chance to reclaim her future. Along the way, she’ll find unlikely allies, ruthless rivals, and a dangerous connection with her greatest enemy – one that could ruin or remake her. *Web of Vows and Vengeance* is a **dark, slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romantasy**, set in a **Nordic-inspired world**, featuring deadly trials, found family, gods and goddesses, political intrigue, and an underdog heroine who refuses to stay broken. This is a story of heartbreak, vengeance, and the kind of power that can never be taken.
Burn In Hades by Michael Martin (2026)
**\[EXCLUSIVE 12-CHAPTER SNEAK PEEK\]** Get an exclusive look at the newly revised and updated 10th Anniversary Edition of Burn In Hades. This preview contains Chapters 1 through 12, featuring the author’s preferred text, a brand new lorebook, and two all-new bonus chapters. The complete 37-chapter novel, Burn In Hades (10th Anniversary Edition), is available separately. A decade ago, Burn In Hades set the fantasy genre ablaze with its wild blend of mythologies and unforgettable journey through the Underworld. To mark ten years of this wild, soul-flaying ride, the brand-new Anniversary Edition is here, packed with exciting new enhancements. Join us in celebrating this milestone and dive into the fiery chaos, because this is Burn In Hades as you’ve never experienced before. **STORY DESCRIPTION** *Flames writhe in the sky, whispering riddles. A dead man’s memories blaze brighter than his soul.* Cross, The Man Who Remembers, bears a festering bullet wound that throbs like a heartbeat when danger approaches, a remnant of his death as a former enslaved African in the American Old West. In a wild blend of Greek, Mayan, and African mythologies—an Underworld where time frays like a drunken deity’s fever dream and the blazing skies shift from red to black—he becomes the target of spirits yearning for the vibrant life he remembers. Cross treks toward the stunning walled islands of Paradise to drink from the river Lethe, seeking to bury his haunted past. He’s guiding Cottontail, an ancient goddess trapped in the delicate form of a nine-year-old girl. But when a primal deity snatches her away, Cross teams up with the Raven, a stoic fallen angel sporting a trickster’s grin, to outsmart squalls, hodders, and the damned to retrieve divine chattel—relics imbued with god-slaying power. Diamond Tooth, his former demon partner, relentlessly pursues him, her century-long leash fueling a vendetta that makes his wound flare with every taunt. If Cross can’t breach Paradise, Cottontail’s eternal spirit will confront the Underworld’s harshest entity, her ancient wisdom twisted in evil hands. Demons, devils, and the damned will hunt him forever or until they flay his memories from his soul. Despite this, his unwavering spirit fuels his fight. However, the waters of Lethe hold a frightening power, potentially washing away not just his torment; they could also erase the precious moments shared with Cottontail and each defiant victory, lost to a hollow nothingness. In a realm where courage is a loaded taunt and redemption a perilous wager, Cross might just outwit eternity—or become its most peculiar phantom. Celebrate a Decade of Burn In Hades with This Special 10th Anniversary Edition, Featuring: - **The Author’s Preferred Text.** Experience the story as I always envisioned it—revised and expanded to make the adventure meatier, juicier, and Fantasy-er. - **A Brand-New Lorebook.** Venture into the scorched depths of Cross’s underworld with the “Burn In Hades” lorebook. This gritty compendium reveals the demons, cursed relics, and twisted hellhounds lurking in a realm of fire and betrayal. With detailed (and spoiler-free!) character histories, bleak settings, and world-building that oozes danger, it’s a nonessential yet gripping peek into the dark stakes of the novel—perfect for those who thrive on the edge of damnation. - **Two All-New Bonus Chapters.** Uncover fresh secrets with two brand-new bonus chapters that expand the world and deepen the mystery. And the party doesn’t stop with the book! You’re invited to join Michael Martin for an exclusive read-along experience in his private community, The Vaudrium, where you'll explore the depths of the Underworld together!
Kill 'Em with Kindness by Max Vale (2026)
Fifteen years ago, the Others terraformed the Earth and turned it into a fantasy world with game-like rules. They expected to watch humanity fall apart, but the strangest thing happened…\ \ We won.\ \ And Jack was a big reason why. He was a mighty Berserker, and with the help of his legendary axe, Soul Drinker, he and his fellow adventurers killed the dragons, cleared the caves and forests of monsters, and ultimately allowed humanity to live in peace once again.\ \ But does the world need warriors in a peaceful world? Jack didn’t think so, that’s why he sold all his loot and possessions for a chance to reset his class and become a healer, something the world will always need.\ \ The world’s greatest warrior gave up his near godlike combat power and became a level 1 healer. But in this new world, a lowbie healer might turn out to be worth more than all the Berserkers put together.
Golden End by Olivier Norion (2026)
Golden End is a dark fantasy novella about a young man caught between divine power, buried truth, and the collapse of everything he was taught to trust. In Lagash, Tirak lives a quiet life as a baker’s son, bound to family, duty, and the fragile order called Harmony. The priests say the Gods protect civilization. The people are told obedience keeps the world whole. Then a sacred festival becomes a disaster. A God descends. A forbidden truth is shouted before the crowd. Explosions tear through the theatre. Tirak survives, but his father does not, and the world he trusted begins to fracture. When ancient tablets fall into his hands, Tirak is pulled toward a truth buried beneath worship, law, and fear. The Gods are watching. The priesthood is dangerous. The rebels may be lying. And silence may be the only thing keeping him alive. For readers of dark fantasy, epic fantasy, mythological fantasy, and stories where mortals must survive the will of Gods.
Scorpion Deep by C. G. Drews (2026)
The only thing Jonathan Covey wants from the gloomy, moldering isle of Kelcarrow is to leave it. Summer is ending, and his friends are looking forward to college on the mainland, unaware that Jonathan was not accepted to join them. He'll be left behind with nothing but the ocean's haunts and a rising dread of being abandoned. In an act of wild desperation, Jonathan pays a tithe to Scorpion Deep, an eldritch sea god who many of the locals have dismissed as myth. He wants to forget the past, he wants to follow his friends, and most of all he wants to finally escape. To his shock and horror, the ritual works—Scorpion Deep awakens. And despite his terror, Jonathan can't help but feel drawn toward the ageless entity that seems just as mutually obsessed with him. As scales start growing down his spine and Scorpion Deep's adoration of him turns bloody, Jonathan realizes the only way to end the nightmare is to destroy the monster one way or another. But once a god has awoken, the only way to be free is to pay a price of blood.
The Book of Blood and Roses by Annie Summerlee (2026)
“Then her red eyes are on mine, gentle, deadly. She takes her time kissing my neck. I pull her closer and say: Bite me.” In the mists of the Scottish Highlands is a university where vampire students study alongside humans. Rebecca Charity is a vampire hunter undercover at the university, searching for the mysterious Book of Blood and Roses, a lost compendium of ways to kill vampires. If she finds it, she’ll be one step closer to avenging her parents, who were slain by those creatures of the night. But when Rebecca arrives, she finds something unexpected: a coffin. Her new roommate is Aliz Astra, scion of one of the most powerful vampire families... and the most beautiful woman Rebecca has ever met. The maddeningly gorgeous Aliz is everything that Rebecca has always hated, but also everything she ever wanted, and now Rebecca doesn't know if she wants to kiss or kill her. When Aliz rescues her from a vampire attack one moonlit night, she accidentally makes Rebecca her familiar. Now, they must work together to break the curse, but as they get closer to solving the mystery, Rebecca and Aliz get closer, too. But can a vampire hunter ever fall in love with a vampire?
The Broken Bridge by Bastian Wells (2026)
*The Broken Bridge* is the second book in the *Pictures of Magic* series, an illustrated fantasy adventure for young readers beginning chapter books. Miles, Sophie, Ollie, and Bandit step through a magical picture into a divided realm where the towns of Eastmere and Westmere are separated by a broken bridge and years of blame. To help restore peace, the children must uncover hidden blueprints, solve an old riddle, and show both towns that some things can only be rebuilt together.
Le Tournoi des Héritiers by C. L. RHULE (2026)
« Force et courage, tel est notre sang. » Cinq Clans. Un Trône. Le royaume des Créatures des Ténèbres s’apprête à choisir son nouveau souverain. Émérialle Hunter, Princesse du Clan des Chasseurs, vient d’être désignée Héritière. Tandis qu’un Tournoi implacable s’ouvre pour déterminer le prochain roi, une série de meurtres royaux ensanglante déjà la cour. Chargée de défendre l’honneur de son Clan, Émérialle doit à la fois combattre pour le Trône et démasquer l’assassin. Mais ses certitudes vacillent lorsqu’apparaît le nouvel Héritier Démon — un inconnu aussi fascinant que dangereux, dont les secrets pourraient bouleverser l’équilibre des Cinq Clans. Défectueuse parmi les siens, forcée de cacher sa véritable nature, Émérialle devra choisir entre la loyauté et le désir, la vérité et le sang. Entre complots, passions interdites et soif de pouvoir, la conquête du Trône pourrait lui coûter bien plus que sa couronne
KYOTO lo sguardo del drago by Hélène Blignaut (2026)
Un fantasy thriller, come in un film, dal lusso degli yacht di Portofino ai ruderi di un antico castello in Giappone. Il prezioso pugnale del samurai demone Nobunaga è scomparso. Michele, geniale decifratore di codici segreti, Alexander, affascinante milionario irlandese, Gretel, eclettica signora, e Yoshida, investigatore privato, sono i fantastici quattro che indagano per svelare il mistero in un crescendo da vivere minuto dopo minuto: gli azzardi, i ninja, l'onore e l'amicizia, l'amore e la morte. Tragica e fiabesca, cinica e poetica, una storia dura ammantata di dolcezza ed elegante ironia fino alla spietata soluzione.
Undersea Reincarnation by CalCroissant (2026)
Master the System. Survive a vast and unfamiliar ocean. Henry is a freshly graduated marine biologist about to make the discovery of a lifetime when he’s struck by lightning. Thankfully, that isn’t the end for him. He wakes up alive and healthy. And he has… tentacles. …What? Follow Henry, a small Trickster Octopus trying to survive in a vast and unfamiliar ocean. He must navigate dangerous and mysterious waters, contend with magic-enhanced marine life, and find civilization—all while armed only with his wits, the ability to temporarily copy skills, and the tools of a bored and forgotten System. Subnautica meets Chrysalis and other monster reincarnation classics in this light-hearted and often hilarious isekai LitRPG Adventure set in the great blue sea.
I am the Blade by Marie Graßhoff (2026)
»Das Haus« entscheidet über Leben und Tod, um die Welt vor der alles verzehrenden Dunkelheit zu retten und Seren ist die Assassine, die von ihm geschickt wird, um zu richten. Als sie den Rebellen Vale tötet, wird seine Seele zur mächtigsten Waffe in ihrem Besitz. Doch er lässt sich nicht einfach bändigen. Seren will seine Kraft, Vale will ihren Tod. Als ein Verrat das Haus erschüttert, müssen sie sich entscheiden: einander vernichten oder Seite an Seite überleben? Doch in dem Netz aus Lügen, Gewalt und Verrat wächst etwas zwischen ihnen, das ebenso gefährlich sein könnte wie die Dunkelheit selbst.
Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll (2026)
*Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There*, published in late 1871, is a sequel to Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. While the previous book begins with Alice falling down a rabbit hole into a world of playing cards, this volume finds her step through a parlor mirror into a realm totally designed like a game of chess.