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Tag: self-published

Review – Liú Fāxiàn

Posted on October 9, 2026

When a clue hidden in a classic poem sets a young man and his sister on a dangerous hunt for the lost, magical plunder of a notorious bandit syndicate, they must outrun the Emperor’s deadly Brocade Guard while solving a game of increasingly lethal riddles.

Review – The Revived

Posted on September 17, 2026

A privileged young man hunts for his missing mother—one of fifty people recently revived from a coma who all share a dire message about the fate of humanity.

Review – The Blood that Burns

Posted on September 15, 2026

When an ancient tome uncovers a forgotten coven, Eliza Swan finds herself drawn towards a legacy she never knew existed. As she rebuilds a hidden coven, strange symbols begin to appear, impossible memories awaken, and someone seems determined to ensure the past remains buried.

Review – Vanished

Posted on September 13, 2026

An eccentric social outcast discovers a plot in which common criminals are using rare magic to kidnap orphans from the streets of New London. While investigating this crime, the Lady, herself, comes under suspicion by a gruff but sincere Scotland Yard inspector.

Review – A Broken Heart of Blackened Stone

Posted on September 11, 2026

Silky smooth, brightly polished, and elegantly choreographed feminine pirate story for new adult romantasy readers.

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