Apprentice to the Villain

Feyre survived, but survival came at a price. Imbued with the powers of the High Fae after her ordeal Under the Mountain, she returns to the Spring Court haunted by the terrible deeds she performed. As her wedding to Tamlin looms, a chilling emptiness consumes her, and nightmares plague her every night.

Bound by a bargain with Rhysand, the enigmatic High Lord of the feared Night Court, Feyre finds herself torn between her loyalty to Tamlin and the seductive allure of Rhysand's world. Navigating a treacherous web of political games, forbidden passion, and intoxicating power, she discovers a darkness that threatens to consume all she holds dear.

A greater evil is stirring, and Feyre may be the key to stopping it. But to save her world, she must embrace her harrowing gifts, heal her fractured soul, and forge her own destiny amidst a world on the brink of war.

In a parched desert ruled by an Undying Queen, twenty-four-year-old Saeris Fane survives by her wits and a closely guarded secret: she wields strange, powerful magic. Stealing water to survive, she lives in the shadows, until a fateful encounter with Death himself rips open a gateway between realms.

Suddenly, Saeris is thrust into the icy, treacherous land of Yvelia, a world of Fae she thought only existed in nightmares. As the first of her kind to set foot on their frozen soil in a millennium, she finds herself a pawn in a centuries-old war. Her fate becomes entwined with Kingfisher, a devastatingly handsome Fae warrior with secrets as frigid as his realm. Bound to him against her will, Saeris discovers that Kingfisher, whose past is as murky as his attitude, intends to use her alchemy to protect his people, no matter the cost.

He is Death of the Ajun Gate, and her only way home. But in a land where deals are sealed in blood and desire, Saeris must tread carefully. The devil, as they say, is in the details.

Quicksilver is a high-octane enemies-to-lovers romantasy filled with razor-sharp banter, heart-stopping action, and a romance that burns hotter than the desert sun.

Don't Panic. Earthman Arthur Dent is having a very bad Thursday. His house is about to be bulldozed, and moments later, the entire planet will be demolished to make way for a hyperspatial express route. Saved by his friend Ford Prefect, who reveals himself to be an alien researcher for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Arthur embarks on an improbable journey through space with nothing but a towel and a book that has "DON'T PANIC" inscribed on the cover.

Join Arthur and Ford as they encounter a galaxy of eccentric characters, including Zaphod Beeblebrox, the two-headed, three-armed President of the Galaxy; Trillian, the woman Arthur once failed to pick up at a party; and Marvin, the chronically depressed robot. Together, they'll seek the ultimate answer to life, the universe, and everything—though finding the question might be the real challenge. Prepare for intelligent satire, comedic dialogue, and cosmic absurdity in this wildly inventive adventure.

Everything Poppy has ever believed is a lie. The man she was falling in love with has been hiding a betrayal of monumental proportions. Thrust into a dangerous and dazzling new world, Poppy must find her place and control her powers as she grapples with long-buried secrets and the realization that everything she thought she knew about her own destiny was a carefully constructed falsehood.

Drawn deeper into the seductive web of the Dark One, Casteel Da'Neer, Poppy struggles with her feelings for him even as she questions his every motive. He holds the key to her past, but can she trust him with her future? Dark secrets are at play, steeped in the blood-drenched sins of kingdoms determined to keep the truth hidden. As the line between good and evil blurs, Poppy must choose: stand against Casteel and everything he represents, or embrace the terrifying power awakening within her and claim her place in a kingdom of flesh and fire.