Leah R Cutter

The messages from the Riprap man change. Instead of warning of deaths, they warn of earthquakes. Nothing holds the Riprap man back from his true element: Earth. Can Portland survive even a little earthquake? How can Tara stop him? Can she bring together an alliance of witches and community members strong enough to defeat the earth spirit?" Circle of Earth" - the fourth and last book in The Witch's Progress series - brings enemies and friends together, but at what cost? Be sure to read all the books in The Witch's Progress, starting with "Circle of Air."

Tara gets messages from the Riprap man, accusing her of being responsible for any drowning deaths. As if the water spirit she freed has turned deadly. Tara needs to figure out the common thread between the supposedly accidental deaths. As well as protect herself and her newly formed coven from attackTara has no one but her friends and the community for help. Even if that puts them into more danger." Circle of Water"--the third book in the new urban fantasy series The Witch's Progress--takes the reader on a journey through Portland's past as well as the beings who might inhabit it currently. Be sure to read all the books in the series, starting with "Circle of Air."

Though Tara escaped the Riprap man, she still feels stuck. The equinox approaches. Nightmares stalk her. Her friend Kyle urges her to create her own coven. But who can she ask? Particularly if anyone she brings in might become a target?" Circle of Fire"--the second book in the new urban fantasy series The Witch's Progress--explores the start of community and the beginning of friendships. Be sure to read the first book, "Circle of Air" as well as the following books in the series.

Moles. Seriously? Yes. Mostly seriously. Chemists, Zoologists, Dermatologists, Government Agencies, and Mexican Food. Over a dozen modern authors offer their take on an Interpretation of Moles. Every kind, every definition. From silly to sublime, this anthology takes you on a wild ride, where the only rule was that it had to include moles. And to be entertaining. Come revel with us.

Christine works hard every night to rebuild the fairy bridge to Trollsville and the other worlds--the one she destroyed in order to claim her magical power. But the rocks fight her. Does the bridge not want to be repaired? Or did Christine take the wrong advice (from humans, of course) about how it should go together? Can she figure out the proper way to reassemble the bridge? Who can she trust? And what will she do once she finally finishes her duty and crosses over?" The Fairy Bridge Troll"--the final novel in the Seattle Trolls trilogy--continues the coming-of-age journey of Christine, a changeling, as she takes control of her Destiny, and in the end, her life. Be sure to read the other books in the Seattle Trolls trilogy, "The Princess Troll" and "The Fairy Bridge Troll", as well as the continuing adventures of Christine in the Troll Wars trilogy.

All spaceships, like all travelers, grow old and retire someplace quiet, until someone comes along. What will you find on the old derelict? Or hiding in the junkyard of forgotten starships and lost dreams? Join over a dozen of today's most exciting SF authors exploring the forgotten and the lost in the "Boneyard of Lost Dreams"Be sure to pick up the other volumes in this series: Boundary Shock Quarterly

Ghosts get stuck sometimes. Franklin sees it as his duty to help them pass along from this world to the next. However, a new ghost disturbs him. A greedy ghost. A powerful ghost, stronger than any Franklin has ever seen before. And Franklin learned long ago that different just spells trouble." Franklin Versus The Popcorn Thief"--the first novel in The Chronicles of Franklin--immerses the reader deep in rural Kentucky, with an eclectic cast of characters and a delightful touch of magic. Be sure to read book 2 as well, "Franklin Versus The Soul Thief" as well as the final book, "Franklin Versus The Child Thief".

Franklin helps ghosts pass along from this world to the next. He views it as his duty. But then a ghost returns. Soulless. Howling. Haunting Franklin. What must Franklin do to get back to the natural order of things? Franklin Versus The Soul Thief--the second novel in The Chronicles of Franklin--returns the reader to rural Kentucky, riding along with a diverse crew of salt-of-the-earth characters and a delightful touch of magic. Be sure to read the other books as well, Franklin Versus The Popcorn Thief and Franklin Versus The Child Thief.

Tara seems like a perfectly normal person. She works two jobs to cover the rent. Her boss and her co-workers exploit her good nature so she ends up working even more. And of course she constantly studies so she can pass into the next circle of witchcraft. Then a stranger visits "Ye Olde Magick Shoppe"--not the tourist section at the front of the store, but the section at the back that only the real witches and beings of power use. He carries with him the smell of the river, the sound of the gulls, the taste of salt air. And the feel of wet ropes, dragging Tara down beneath the water." Circle of Air"--the first book in a new urban fantasy series The Witch's Heart--brings you into the slightly twisted heart of old Portland and the magical battles that happen even among friends.

Jacob's wife died in childbirth. She shouldn't have. But magic exists only in the land of the Six Kingdoms. Not on the mainland where Jacobs lives. No healer could save his wife. What can Jacob, a simple boot maker, do to address such inequality? Or Zara, a girl raised in the streets? Or Brother Isadore, the priest behind a grand plan to change everything? Lush detail, wildly-creative magic, and a page-turning ending, make this dark, epic fantasy a tale for all ages, with something for every fantasy reader.