Amanda Labonté

Cassidy Cane goes by many titles - archeologist, anthropologist, adventurer - but none more fitting than that given to her on some strange worlds: Slipstreamer. On a visit to the planet Alluvian, she gains a new title, one which might haunt her for the rest of her life and change the trajectory of her dimensional journey forever: The Tellurian Terrorist. How does Cassidy earn such a title? Then, a new foe who can also slip between worlds has made his way to Cassidy's world on a hunt for her, and isn't afraid to involve her family in his plots. What will happen after to coming of Tallis? Written by JD Ryot, Amanda Labont , Lauralana Dunne, and, Matthew LeDrew

A lady reporter? Preposterous. In a time when other young women are learning the art of pouring the perfect cup of tea, Lady Hazel Winchester dreams of a front page byline. Just because the war with the Americas is over doesn't mean there isn't a story hiding in the aether tinged streets of London and she means to uncover it. But perhaps the biggest story of all is the secret she's keeping about herself. Combining steampunk and Victorian aesthetics, Lady of Vision is a clean romance for anyone who loves a good, slightly fantastical, historical mystery.