All Kayleigh Espinosa wanted was to be a courier. Instead, she’s now rider to Zapyros, the Courier Guild’s newest transport class dragon. Kayleigh has to navigate this new world, and quickly, because the Great Race is about to begin. The Wingswept Sky is the first book in the Dragons of Amontyr cozy fantasy series. It features a neurodivergent main character, found family, and of course, dragons delivering the post.
Elyria Trevain is a scribe who spends her days bathed in silence. When the man she loves is kidnapped, she ventures into the world of forgotten magics, dead gods, dreams of angels, and perhaps most terrifying of all, a past she longs to forget. What she learns is that nothing is as it seems, and her silence may be her strongest weapon.
After defeating the forgotten god, Elyria Trevain is not prepared to face the might of the Imaran Empire and the loss of her family’s home at Summerfell. But there is more to these events than the changing of the world, and if Elyria and her companions do not listen to the whispers in the shadows, everything might fall into fire.
“In the midst of a vast empty place where my memories should have been, I had only that knowledge. I was the Chosen One. I would save them.”
Book I of the romantic fantasy duology, In Memoriam. It features a star that fell, the Chosen One, and the void she faces.
“I am the saviour of this realm, the mortal realm, and the void. If you doubt my power, then I will remake this world until all who live in it are safe. Until those who long for more are held to account. Until the weak and the strong are equal.”
Book II of the romantic fantasy duology, In Memoriam. The dramatic conclusion about a goddess made new, a war to save the realms, and a love that burns.
Death hires Cal Thorpe as his marketing agent. Only, Cal gets roped into a whole lot more than he bargained for, including a feud between Life and Death. Things go downhill from there…
Cal Thorpe knew working for Death as a marketing agent wouldn’t be easy. But when he is sent back in time for relationship coaching to Life and Death, he seriously considers updating his contract. Things go downhill from there…
To fix the lack of his soul, Cal Thorpe is currently hosting the spirit of Al Capone. When he meets Death’s cousin, the Taxman, at a party, Al Capone reacts. Badly. Things, naturally, go downhill from there…
For generations, sylphs have lived isolated from the rest of the world. When Ravenna, a sylph with wings too small to fly, gets captured by humans, she discovers that there is so much more to the world than she was taught. But as well as wonders, there are dangers, and she must face them or face the destruction of her people, and the ones she loves.
Crow is a blacksmith in search of a new home. A chance meeting brings Crow to work in the royal forge and befriend the Crown Prince Alexander. But Crow is hiding her gender and her past. Will her secrets break apart this new life she has forged?
Baily Duane is a professional gofer for hire. Need someone to catch your cat? Check. Do laundry? Check. Fetch a manuscript that seems to travel through time while being followed around by a Knight of the Round Table lookalike and a grumpy FBI minder? Well, that one might be harder.
Inspector Maddox Dawes ia just trying to get through the day when a mysterious message flashes across the screens of the Republic: Nehrun tai hanen. Now he has to track down the mysterious person behind these messages, who might also be behind the fractures that are starting to show in the Republic’s facade. But how can you know if the world is broken if you don’t know what broken means?
Silence was asked for, so silence I gave.
Evelyn Grimald “E.G.” Stone is an independent author, editor, and linguist who has been writing, creating and causing vast amounts of trouble since a young age. When not writing, she is off musing about the workings of languages—both real and created—or reading and sewing. E.G. reads voraciously, much to the confusion of her two dogs and two cats. Weird, nerdy, perhaps a little crazy, she is having a grand old time writing, reading, editing, musing on language, and, naturally, continuing her endeavours in causing trouble.
Bev dreamed of owning her own inn with her dragon, Persimmon. Then, a man with a sword threw up on her shoes.
Unceremoniously fired for getting in the way of a drunk customer and her boss, Bev Cartwright has to rebuild her dreams from the ground up. Only, the sword-wielding drunk who slept off his bad decisions in Bev’s cottage now claims to be a knight from two hundred years ago. Worse, Bev’s slightly insane uncle thinks he might be telling the truth.
Can Bev overcome magical knights, angry ex-bosses, scheming family members, and a dragon who is happy to spend her time at the local bakery? Or will she have to give up on her dreams altogether?
Let Sleeping Dragons Lie is a cozy fantasy book in the standalone series Dragons of Amontyr featuring a stubborn and strong main character, a dragon who is extremely fond of cake, and a devoted knight who is in the wrong time. This series can be read in any order.
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