Alan Carlisle, 15, lives on the world's first inhabitable artificial island, New Island, Michigan. Alan doesn't know his father was killed due to his discovery of a gateway to the Otherworld. A forgotten world, the Otherworld was a place of refuge for the old Celtic gods, the Tuatha De Danann. The Otherworld isn't the only Celtic world that has been forgotten. Once a legendary Fomorian begins taking souls from Alan's hometown, it becomes apparent the red door to the Underworld has been opened too. It is up to Alan and his friends, along with the help of two Druids who remained in the Surfaceworld, to cast the kelpie back to hell. Along the way, Alan finds out that not only is he a druid, but he's the reincarnation of the greatest druid to ever live. The Silver Hand.

[Wattys 2021 Shortlisted] In the ancient French perfume capital of Grasse, lives bohemian recluse Cassandra Ducasse, the last remaining member of a legendary family of perfumers. Trapped by her past, Cassandra is unwilling to take up the reins of her family business. When she is forced into an unlikely working partnership with hotshot marketing executive Vince, the two could make the perfect team to create a hit fragrance for global superstar, Imogen. But can they put their differences aside for long enough to see that each holds the key to unlock the other's happiness. Featured by @Beauty, October 2021; @adultfiction, October 2021 Winner: Contemporary Romantics Award by @Contemporarylit 2022 Highest rankings (at different times) #1 in perfume # 1 in France # 1 in Provence # 1 in Riviera # 9 in womensfiction # 3 in familyhistory And for one brief, glorious, but likely flawed moment... #10 in romance.

Eliot and her best friend, Steven, are teenage survivors of the end of the world. Eliot's dad is a world-renowned survivalist, and he taught her all the rules. After weeks of waiting for Eliot's missing mother to come home, Eliot and Steven are ready to head to the mountains to reunite with her dad. Before their escape, they run into a stranded prince who needs their help. Eliot wants to follow the rules her dad taught her - find a hiding spot, avoid crowds, help only yourself - but she is torn. The prince is in danger, and there is a reward for his capture. Should Eliot run away to safety or save the prince?

2022 AMBY AWARD WINNER - Cassandra prepares to face her true nature as something other than human while avoiding relentless hunters bent on her capture. ---------- Hunters invade eleven-year-old Cassandra's home to kidnap her. The doctor who hired the hunters is desperate to synthesize drugs by exploiting the unique properties of her extraordinary DNA and body organs. She is worth millions of dollars to him. Cassie narrowly escapes but her mother is murdered. She flees to her Aunt Marnie who takes in the girl and successfully hides her for five years. Now sixteen and with the hunters once again closing in, Cassie's emotions fray to the breaking point. Not only does she face hunters and the normal tribulations of a teen, but she becomes increasingly aware of her body evolving into something other than human. What is she? Who is the mysterious young man who continues to rescue her from danger, and should she surrender to her growing feelings toward him? Journey with Cassie to Florida's Gulf Coast and into the exotic world of sponge diving, a mysterious lighthouse, and romance as she confronts her destiny. Cover photo credit: Pixabay/ImaArtist

[EDITING] Seileah, a young ground-spirit of the Great Morook Mountains, is the inspiration of all of her clan. She sees and interprets what nature can teach them, but when one day she sees the truth of her home, she knows her people will not understand. She must betray them with her star-seeded instincts. Glimmers of light frozen quick to a hare's breath by whispers of wind may yet sing some life to the Morook's red buds. She must use her own ethereal knowledge to imprint the ways of the forest on a lost human boy--who can neither see her nor hear her--to change his disastrous path or else destroy his whole homeland and vanish hers too. Cover by @mccndxst-

A girl in Delhi has a brilliant mind and secrets darker than the nights that won't let her eyes close. She lives in the Labyrinth, a place that always seems dim, even in the middle of the day. There, customers flock in their dozens, and there, the girl is exploited for profit in unthinkable, irreversible ways. Her traffickers change her name regularly to throw off authorities, and survival seems only a flicker in the pool of murky water she must bathe in each morning. Though she has known little more than this life of poverty and forced prostitution, when she meets an elderly woman named Ucchal, everything could change. Ucchal works for an anti-trafficking unit, and her questions lead the girl to question herself and her surroundings. If there is a path to freedom, how dangerous is that path, and what hopeful or harrowing discoveries wait at the end?