In a world defined by war over control, Rosalyn Kerster is a commander carrying a secret she cannot afford to reveal. The Company and the Legion are locked in a conflict over the future of free will itself—one side seeking to shape choice, the other fighting to preserve it. When ...

Freedom was the easy part. Soren Valamir has spent six years as a slave fighter in the Belgaran fortress of Kailen-Dur. When a devastating sacrifice buys him a chance to escape, the freedom he craved feels like a curse. Haunted by the friends he left behind and a debt he ...

Twelve years ago, Aaron Sawyer’s dad dragged him and his mom out of town. A week later, his dad came back alone—and took his own life. Now Aaron’s twenty-two and back in Ferndale, hoping to finally understand what happened. But the town feels off. Smiles don’t quite reach the eyes. ...

Britain stands on the brink of collapse. Kingdoms are divided, old loyalties are fading, and Saxon armies press ever closer. Amid the uncertainty, an aging King Arthur lies mortally wounded upon the field of Camlann, awaiting the return of Sir Bedwyr and the fate of Excalibur. As Arthur’s strength fades, ...

WINNER of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award Talent gets you noticed. But talent alone has never made anyone a professional athlete. This illustrated nonfiction guide takes young readers ages 10 to 14 inside the real world of elite sports — not the highlight reels and trophy ceremonies, but the ...

A scientist is not the person with all the answers — a scientist is the person who cannot stop asking the questions. So You Want To Be A Scientist is an illustrated guide for curious kids ages 10–14 who want to know what it really means to pursue a life ...

The only differences between medicine and poison are dosage and intent. Savannah, 1749. Mercy Penrose helps her mother run an apothecary. She specializes in elemental magic and uses it to create the best medicinal salves, oils, and teas in the colony. The trick is only using enough of her magic ...

What if everything we believe about humanity is wrong?When scientists discover a mysterious object orbiting Venus that is possibly related to a shocking new discovery about human DNA, they race to explain and understand the connection, which threatens everything we think we know about what it means to be human. ...

When the state turns inward, survival becomes resistance. Ten years after civil unrest reshaped the country, the government promises stability through control. Under the authority of the New Socialist Order, it’s leader Ben Baines is slowly stabilising the nation, maybe even rebuilding, but the old architects of renewal are circling ...