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Summary: The daughter of a werewolf hunter will become so much more. Thirteen-year-old Mercy Pinkerton thought her days of cleaning house, fixing the barricade, and wiring electric prongs were over. She would finally get to train to be a werewolf hunter, what she has always wanted. She doesn’t know that there are worse monsters in Kanta than the werewolves that plague Kanta each night. Danger lurks around every corner. She’ll have to avoid her father’s temper and follow his orders, even if it means risking her life. It is supposed to be Mercy’s big day, but will take a drastic turn for the worse. She’ll have to keep her wits about her, remember her training, and prepare for the ultimate test of bravery if she hopes to survive. Book 1 of The Wolves of Kanta series
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Summary: 1881: The electric lights of Paris have been extinguished. The Naturalist revolution is over. Adelaide was on the losing side. Once the Royal Scientist Doctor for the now-dead cyborg monarchs of France, she's now a fugitive, hiding from the new king's Police Sécrète. Pregnant and alone, she seeks refuge in a Parisian hospital but things have changed there too. What was once a cathedral of Science is now a bastion of ignorance and superstition. The battlefield veterans whose Augmented prosthetics she once created are shunned by the new regime and come to the hospital for her help. But her nemesis, the father of her child, has returned to France and threatens to reveal her illegal activities to the authorities. Can Adelaide repair her Augmented patients without losing her freedom ... or her life? The Vitruvian Mask continues the story of Adelaide Coumain, the Roboticist of Versailles, that began in The Archimedean Heart.
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Summary: Briney is the recipient of London’s prestigious Editor’s Choice Award of Literary Excellence – Reader’s House magazine. A powerless mage. Camouflaging Dragons. A Steampunk Army. Traitors at every turn. See why Amazon reviewers are comparing this intelligent dark fantasy to Elaine Cunningham, Andre Norton, Ursula LeGuin, Fydor Dostoevsky, and J.R.R. Tolkien! When Shadow, a powerless mage, chose exile to preserve family honor, he didn’t expect a mysterious call to defeat telepathic, camouflaging dragons or to uncover the secret behind magic's evolution. Nor did he expect that after stumbling through treachery, illusions, and an unexpected romance, his only solution might risk the annihilation of his people. Get your copy to see why Unproven rose to #1 and #2 Best Seller in Action & Adventure and Steampunk categories during its debut promo and led veteran producer, Beth Roose, to exclaim: “You have a hit!” With strong female characters, a dark twist, a tight plot, and prodigious world-building, Unproven is loved by readers who enjoy sword and sorcery, ghosts, dark fantasy, and psychological thrillers. … suspenseful and pulls you into its many twists and turns. It is difficult to put the book down .... It leaves you wanting more .... I love all the original concepts and so will you! Beth Roose Excellent read! Reminds me of Andre Norton, Tolkien and a couple more of the old writers who won my heart many many years ago. Reba Walker This is definitely more than a 5 star read. Shauna Joesten The depth of these characters is amazing! I could not put this book down. I've read other stories by Drew Briney and they always suck me in until the very end! … I can't wait to see what comes next. Definitely recommend! Heather Lunog If you love books that leave you continually guessing about what is happening next, you will want to read Unproven. As for the finishing scene . . . you could never guess. Bethany Sturgeon This excellent book is sort of a collision between Ursula Le Guin and Fydor Dostoevsky. … The book ... never drags. Chris Nystrom Forget the frothing ale. Unproven will keep you reading late into the night and it will spare you drunken dwarf bar brawls.
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Summary: Runa, alone, survives the massacre. But a traitorous mage has captured her king’s essence—his vital energy, linked to a long line of wolf-shifter rulers. Unless Runa can recover that power by dawn, the mage will command not only her, but also her kindred. Yet Runa is the weakest of the pack. Her quest will fail unless she finds help, and the dark winter woods is deserted but for a small dog and a young soldier. Prince Paolo is eager for adventure and stirred to action by Runa’s ordeal. As they learn to respect each other’s unique skills, attraction blossoms. But the mage is a trusted figure from Paolo’s past. And he’s filled his lair with marvelous steam-powered machinery and ambitious plans for the prince’s future. Paolo can’t help but have second thoughts about Runa’s story and must choose between his promise to Runa and the life he’d hardly dared to envision. Can Runa recover the king’s essence and protect her kindred? The answers lie in the wolf’s very heart.
