A Daughter of the Trolls
Are you afraid of the bogeyman?
Eighteen-year-old Sparrow can’t remember a time when she wasn’t. And neither can her mother—or the trolls, imps, gnomes, and faeries who all live in the Glade and call it home. Though Sparrow’s weak heart keeps her wheelchair bound, she and her mother have dedicated their lives to protecting the Glade, especially from the worst bogeyman of them all: the skin-stealing, poison-ingesting witch called Black Annis.
But one night, Sparrow makes a terrible mistake, and everything she once held dear is taken from her. The Glade is no longer a sanctuary, and the only way Sparrow can save her mother and her friends is to journey out into a monster-ridden world that wasn’t made for her or her wheelchair. Joined by her half-goblin friend, Rush, Sparrow will have to confront her fears before the ones they love are lost forever.
A Daughter of the Trolls will appeal to fans of European folklore and the darker Grimm Brother’s fairytales. This is a spine-tingling young adult fantasy adventure about evil witches, monsters, and the imperfect heroes who face them all. You’ll join Sparrow and her faerie friends on a life changing journey where they face not only their outer demons, but their inner ones as well.
A Goblin of the Glade
Ten years have passed, but neither Primrose nor her sisters, Poppy and Posy, can shake the belladonna-soaked trauma of their childhood. Though the triplets have grown and are no longer captive, the memory of Black Annis’s iron talons and needle teeth still linger.
While Posy finds reprieve in studying with the Elder Mother and Poppy drowns her mental wounds in song and service, Primrose copes by traveling wherever the wind takes her. Much like her beloved half-brother Rush used to, she finds solace in seeking new havens. However, news of Sparrow’s dying mother draws Primrose home again, and she resolves to stay in the glade to spend one last Christmastide with the only woman she’s ever called mother.
That is until a shadowy Pooka appears with a message tangled in Fate’s red thread: a prophecy from the fabled Numina that threatens to upend the family all over again.
With only the suspicious, dark Pooka as their guide, the triplets must follow the Numina’s destined trail to a perilous mountain haunted by trickster spirits. But when their dubious quest delivers them into the claws of the infamous witch Baba Yaga, the goblin sisters are forced to face their childhood nightmares or let the world, and those they love, be forever consumed by darkness.
A Goblin of the Glade, the second book in McKenzie Catron’s “A Numina Parable” series, returns to all the beloved characters of the first book, and then some. Embark on a journey filled with sisterly love and unique companionship in this new high-stakes fantasy adventure reminiscent of Grimm Brothers’ fairy tales and European folklore.
A Traveler's Guide to The Lucky Gryphon
Hello there, traveler!
Welcome to The Lucky Gryphon, the most magical tavern in the Crossroads. We've been expecting you. Your quest is simple: keep this book safe. What you're holding is a journal unlike any other. This book will reveal some of the tavern's history, as well as scraps of insight on mine and Minthie's origins. There are even some personal notes from the others that call The Lucky Gryphon home.
-Quincy
Over the centuries, this collection of tales has become a bit much for Quincy and me to remember. So, we're sharing with you a few of our secrets, and inviting you to learn some of our famous recipes.
-Minthie
"A Traveler's Guide to The Lucky Gryphon: Recipes & Regalings" is a cross between a fantasy storybook and cookbook. Accompanying each recipe is a short story detailing the recipe's origin, lore about the tavern, or a personal tale from one of the tavern keepers, Quincy and Minthie. With over 60 illustrations depicting everything from savory meals to sweet desserts, delicious drinks and easy snacks, there's something in here for every foodie. From the archives of Minthie's Library to you, this book is perfect for any fan of magic, fantasy, and food.
Hell is empty, and the devils are here.
Raised by the outlaws that marked her with blood and gunpowder in a world where people live side by side with ghosts, eighteen-year-old Stella Cassidy is on a mission. When her infamous criminal father sends her to a haunted hotel to recover a stash of hidden money, she realizes she's in for more than she bargained for. As an autistic young woman, Stella masks to survive daily life. Now, she must also hide her incriminating identity from the hotel guests. Especially Jericho, the Pinkerton Detective hellbent on catching her father.
But when the maintenance man of Hotel La Muerte and member of her father's Wild Bunch gang is found murdered, Stella must enact the gang's revenge on the killer. Which means testing her social abilities and partnering up with the detective to solve the case. Stella and Jericho must trust each other despite being on opposite sides of the law and ignore the interest budding between them. After all, Stella only has so much time to catch the murderer with Jericho, unearth the money hidden under the detective's nose, and slip away before it's too late.
A new Own Voices novel from the mind of eight-time award-winning author McKenzie Catron-Pichan, brimming with her own family secrets and choice antique photos, features a twist on history, nods to Arizona folklore, and a fantastical mystery too good to put down.
The Wickedest Town: The Cassidy Cases
Diary of a Service Dog: Grimm’s Not So Grim Adventures
Step into the paws of the service dog Grimm as he shares his week full of everyday adventures and the daily challenges faced by McKenzie a chronically ill wheelchair-user who relies on Grimm for support. Whether navigating a bustling grocery store or providing comfort during a hospital visit, see how Grimm's unwavering devotion ensures his best friend experiences life to the fullest.
"Diary of a Service Dog" is a celebration of representation, inclusion, and the extraordinary impact service animals have on the lives of those with illnesses and disabilities.
Told through charming rhymes and illustrations, young readers will learn about companionship and the magic of finding happiness in the simplest moments from a working dog's cheerful perspective.
Diary of a Service Beast: Casket and Crypt’s Not So Beastly Adventures
Step into the paws of the two-headed service beast Casket and Crypt as they share their week full of everyday adventures and the daily challenges faced by Minthie-a chronically ill wheelchair-using naiad who relies on Casket and Crypt for support.
Whether navigating a bustling night market or providing comfort during a visit to a healer, see how Casket and Crypt's unwavering devotion transcends worlds and ensures their best friend experiences life to the fullest.
"Diary of a Service Beast" is a celebration of representation, inclusion, and the extraordinary impact service creatures have on the lives of those with illnesses and disabilities.
Told through charming rhymes and illustrations, young readers will learn about companionship and the magic of finding happiness in the simplest moments from a working Orthrus's cheerful perspective.