James Maxstadt

The Soul Gaunts have been defeated and Solomon takes his place as the Head of House Towering Oaks. But there's still one job he's left unfinished. Peace reigns over the Greenweald after the defeat of the Soul Gaunts and Jamshir's army. Solomon has been picked as the next Head of House Towering Oaks and reluctantly takes the job, but there are still several questions unanswered. Who is the mysterious House who helped Jamshir destroy House Rustling Elm? And what of the mad ruler of the Greenweald himself? Towering Oaks has a new Head, but what about Whispering Pines? And the biggest question of all for Solomon: what has become of Celia? Solomon undertakes another journey, this time voluntarily, to find his lost love and rescue her if needed. But while he's gone, danger comes back to the Greenweald in even greater force. New faces emerge from the shadows, intent on destroying all the Houses of the Folk, and worlds beyond that. This time, it might be too much for even Solomon to defeat. Solomon's Journey is a dark, portal fantasy, and is the sequel to Solomon's Exile. Pick it up today and continue the journey

Never shoot an ogre Not even with a magic gun. If you do, run like the wind, and hope he doesn't catch you. While you're doing that, spend some time reflecting on just what got you into this mess. For Duke Grandfather, it was a whole string of events, starting with his first sight of a Nuisance Man. But with an aversion to work and a fondness for ale, the road to becoming the best hasn't been easy. Throw in a cranky dwarf who gives Duke the ultimatum of his life, a basement full of brownies, and a runaway witch's broom, and Duke's life keeps getting more and more interesting. Then, when things are crazy enough, he meets a beautiful necromancer who can yank his soul right out of his body-and he can't keep his eyes off her. Join Duke as he relates some of his greatest adventures in this fast-paced, fun, fantasy adventure. Book One of the Duke Grandfather Saga. This massive collection features all three Duke Grandfather books, plus a bonus novella

Duke's not alone in his own head... ...but does the voice sharing it want to help or hinder? Duke Grandfather has refused to tell the story of where he got his famous gun. Now, he relents and tells the tale from start to finish. But it's not as cut and dry as it seems. Duke didn't just wake up and find it one day. First, he had to endure sharing his head with a mysterious voice. One that's nice to him, as long as he does what it wants. Add in an overly-large orc who won't leave him alone, and it's all Duke can do to survive, let alone retrieve a magic item. Will it be worth it in the end? The answer to the burning question, "where did it come from?" is finally revealed You'll love this fast-paced, comic fantasy, because finding out the answers makes it all worthwhile. Book Three of the Duke Grandfather Saga. Get it now

A legendary evil, war between great Houses, and a magic sword too powerful to use... ...and our hero doesn't even remember who he is. Solomon awakens in a filthy alley, dressed in rags and unable to remember anything about who he is or where he comes from. But he knows he doesn't belong there, so he makes his way to Martinsburg, a sleepy town in the middle of nowhere. As he attempts to settle in, he's unaware that his new home is the focus of an ancient evil. But when his memory starts to return, Solomon realizes that he might be the only one who can stop the threat to both this world and his own. In the meantime, his friends in the Greenweald, Solomon's true home, are faced with a mad ruler and the destruction of a great House. Solomon is their only hope, and they hatch a desperate plan to bring him home. Malevolent shadows, an alliance of evil forces, and a betrayal from on-high, all stand in the way of Solomon saving everything he loves. And besides that, he's still exiled. Can he prevent both worlds from succumbing to the evil that is threatening everything? You'll love reading the adventures of Solomon and his friends, because who doesn't like a good redemption story of good vs. evil? Book One of The Travels of Solomon. Get it now

Magic, danger, and the end of the world What if a hotel opened that allowed you access to a thousand different worlds? What if a rider went seeking vengeance for a horrible murder in a wild west that had never known guns? Or if you woke up in Heaven, and found it not at all to your satisfaction? Perhaps the world ends, but you're left to care for the one person you truly love. Or maybe, you're the last of your kind, hunted as you try to find others like you. Here are twelve separate worlds. Worlds where danger lurks, magic happens, and the odd is an everyday occurrence. Step into one, get lost for a while, and when you've explored it to your heart's content, turn the page and step into another.

I still couldn't stand magic... even though the woman I loved was one of the most powerful necromancers in the Watch. Things were heating up between Lilly and I. Pretty soon, she was spending more time at my house than she was at her own. I liked to think it was because of me, not just because she wanted to be closer to the Brownies in my basement. I was content with things the way they were. At least, until I heard the wailing and found myself well on my way to checking out. That was just the beginning, although we didn't know that yet. Soon, the city was overrun by bugs, foul-mouthed birds, and shapeless blobs. To top it all off, a small minotaur decided he wanted to be my sidekick. And it was all because someone wanted to destroy the city. Grab an ale, and don't forget mine while you're at it. Sit back and get comfortable. It's a long story, but it's a good one.

Never shoot an ogre in the face. . . that's only one of the painful lessons I learned over the course of my career. My name is Duke. Duke Grandfather. And for years, I was the best at what I did. From the moment I first saw the barbarian and what he did to the goblin, my course was set. I loved my life and the freedom I had to sleep late and drink ale whenever I wanted. Then that dwarf changed everything. . . Well, change was overdue anyway, and-as a bonus-it led me to the attention of Lilly. And she changed my life even more than the dwarf had. Orcs in love, elder beings, and rogue witches' brooms. I've seen it all. I've even had to kill a friend. Pull up a chair. Buy me an ale or three and, in return, I'll tell you all about it.