Authors

Duncan Durnell writes epic fantasy about maps, oaths, battle, and the human cost of making a line hold: magic with measurable limits, battles decided by choices, and victories that leave their cost on the page. The Marching Border begins The Uninherited Earth.

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Gavin Marden writes space-opera adventure about working crews, stubborn ships, and the political consequences of physical problems: a damaged drive, a sealed compartment, a claim nobody can authenticate, and a bill for every solution. Five Shares of War begins The Borrowed Navy.

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Ellis Locke writes psychological thrillers and literary mysteries about ordinary people and the quiet rooms that turn out not to be safe. The novels turn on a single revelation that reorders everything that came before: fair-play to the last clue, dread on every page, and one ending you won't see coming.

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Ivar Halstrom writes hard science fiction about people, machines, and the cost of a reply. The books are researched to the point of stubbornness: real instruments, real logistics, real law, and one clean speculative idea followed honestly. The Oxygen Wound is the first of them.

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Juno Reyes writes fast, dark fantasy about schools that lie, gifts that bill you later, and kids who read the fine print too late. The flagship is ALDERGATE, a seven-book dark academy fantasy. Every gift should cost something. The doors open in order.

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Maren Holloway writes hidden-world fantasy about the things we lose and the cost of getting them back: drowned cities still lit from within, a found family each missing a piece of themselves, magic that always has a price for whoever uses it. Her debut series, The Underloam, runs to seven books.

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Morgan E. Vale writes psychological thrillers about ordinary lives and the buried truths that come looking for them: safe houses that close in, trusted people who shouldn't be, and the single turn that changes everything. The Quiet House on Tern Lane, a true standalone, was built to be read twice.

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Nan Truesdale grew up two towns from the end of a railroad line and has never entirely gotten over it. She writes the Teasel Depot mysteries, about a small Pennsylvania borough, a basement full of things nobody came back for, and the woman who keeps the list. She is a slow walker and an aggressive user of public libraries.

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Nell Ambrose writes twentieth-century historical fiction about the moment a public decision arrives in a private kitchen. She works in short chapters, in the present tense, and does not believe in villains. What Fell on Us is her first novel.

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Nolan Armenta writes legal thrillers about defense lawyers, difficult clients, and evidence that changes what a courtroom can prove. The Teresa Soria Legal Thrillers begin with The Alibi Debt.

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Ruth Carswell writes British police procedurals about coastal communities, practical detective teams and the private costs of public duty, set on the wet west coast of Wales. The Unclaimed Berth is the first DI Megan Prosser novel.

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Vivienne E. Cole writes lush, emotionally addictive contemporary romance set in the ruthless worlds of fashion, media and money. Maximum tension, an open door, and an ending that earns its joy. The Aperture Trilogy is out now on Kindle.

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Samir Libari, known professionally as Chico Loco 40, (born October 16, 1999, age 27 years), is a Moroccan-American artist publisher, owner 3 Labels Major, journalist, actor, architect, entrepreneurship technology. and CL40 World Space, gaming app, global enterprise architect ecosystem. +134 GN-z11

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