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What if one person was your whole world?
In the overgrown ruins of a world almost empty of people, the only person Mouse has ever known is Cat, the brave girl who carried him inland, away from the sickness that came from the sea. When strangers arrive with a choice to be made, nothing will ever be the same.
Almost two hundred years earlier, a couple are falling in love as the world is dying out. When they discover they are two of the few people still able to have a child, so do the authorities. They may be separated from Mouse and Cat by an insurmountable gulf of time, but some truths remain: family comes in all shapes and sizes, so does love.
And even at the end of the world, hope dies last.
As the great battle between gods begins, two mortal sisters must decide if they’re loyal allies or sworn enemies . . .
Hakara and her rebels have won a small victory against the tyrannical god Kluehnn, but greater challenges lie ahead. To defeat Kluehnn once and for all, they will need to ally with Ayaz the Cutter and his army of gods . . . but Ayaz has his own plans of conquest.
Rasha once served Kluehnn as a Godkiller. Now she just wants to be free. To escape his influence, she must kill his aspect – a fight she knows she can’t win. Her only chance is to convince her acolytes to side with her and turn their blades on their beloved god.
As Sheuan navigates the treacherous politics of Bian, trying to balance Ayaz’s demands against her own growing ambitions, Mullayne seeks an answer to the greatest question of all – how to slay a god and save the world.
From the dark imagination of underground horror sensation Andy Marino comes a haunted house story like you’ve never read before…
“The most brilliant and terrifying haunted house novel I’ve ever read.” – Keith Rosson, author of Coffin Moon
“Marino’s work is unlike any others in the genre – horrifying, complex, fascinating, and utterly unique.” – Hannah Whitten, New York Times bestselling author
Deep in the woods, on the side of a mountain, there sits an old, sprawling manor. Only those who truly need it will find it.
Mara and Soren are the latest residents. The two are broke, deeply in love, and desperate for a home.
But something is wrong with the house. Soren begins to receive messages from a nameless entity that he has dubbed The Great Other. The first direction is simple: Invite more to this home. The second: Relieve them of their sorrow.
Mara, too, hears this otherworldly voice. She has been running from her past for a long time. The Great Other offers her the solace she seeks, if she has the courage to walk the home’s shadowed halls.
Soon more wanderers begin to arrive: a collection of outcasts, drawn in by Soren’s magnetic ideology.
Within the shifting walls of this ancient house, something darkly miraculous is unfolding.
Wounds have been suffered in this place. Wounds that are. Wounds that will be.
“Like reading something you were not meant to read. Dark and genuinely upsetting, good vibes curdle and good intentions warp while you get a front row seat to watch a commune fester into a cult!” – Bitter Karella, author of Moonflow
From World Fantasy Award-winning author K. J. Parker comes the long-prophesied and miraculous conclusion to the Loyal Opposition trilogy.
Sister Svangerd and her slightly wayward priest have seen it all. They’ve faced down demons and walkers alike, thwarted the agents of the Loyal Opposition, and picked up more bruises and broken bones than they could possibly count. And through their trials and tribulations, they have never abandoned whatever faith they once had.
But even by their own standards, recent events have been… unusual. A tree bursting into flame in the desert. A voice booming down from on high. A walker saving their life, instead of killing them. If they didn’t know any better, they might be considered miracles heralding the Chosen One.
And with the Loyal Opposition bringing their great design to bear, the Chosen One is needed more than ever. Even if this particular Chosen One doesn’t believe a word of it.
For more from K. J. Parker, check out:
Sister Svangerd and the Not Quite Dead
Sister Svangerd and the Devil You Know
Saevus Corax Deals With the Dead
Saevus Corax Captures the Castle
Saevus Corax Gets Away with Murder
Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City
How to Rule an Empire and Get Away With It
A Practical Guide to Conquering the World
The Two of Swords
The Two of Swords: Volume One
The Two of Swords Volume Two
The Two of Swords: Volume Three
The Fencer Trilogy
Colours in the Steel
The Belly of the Bow
The Proof House
The Scavenger Trilogy
Shadow
Pattern
Memory
Engineer Trilogy
Devices and Desires
Evil for Evil
The Escapement
The Company
The Folding Knife
From Cho Yeeun, one of Korea’s buzziest horror authors, comes New Seoul Park Jelly Massacre, a spine-chilling and intricately woven horror story about our selfish desires and why you should never take candy from strangers.
At New Seoul Park, Korea’s greatest theme park, families stroll together hand in hand, couples share ice cream, and costumed staff dances around visitors handing out colorful balloons. But amid this revelry an enigmatic vendor watches, seemingly peering into the guests’ very souls before tempting them with a mysterious jelly candy and promising an unbreakable bond with their loved ones.
As the sun beats down on a muggy summer afternoon, a child separated from her disinterested parents, a single mother striving to create a memorable day on a shoestring budget, and a couple on the brink of splitting up, all accept this vendor’s harmless offer of a comforting treat. Soon, the sweet and innocent soon turns grotesque as the jelly becomes the catalyst for a sticky, sweet massacre.
On a planet where one half is forever in sunlight and the other in endless night, a young colonist must venture into the deadly Nightside to uncover the truth about the disappearance of his mother, in this epic and exhilarating science fiction adventure from million-copy bestselling author M. R. Carey.
HUMANITY CAN’T SURVIVE THE NIGHTSIDE
On the distant colony world of Tessix, the sun never moves in the sky. One side of the planet burns under endless noon, whilst the other is a frozen wasteland in perpetual darkness. Human life is only possible in a narrow strip of land where the terraforming project almost worked.
Growing up on the borderland between light and dark, under the fading sun globes of Tanner’s Hook, fifteen-year-old Bead Plessey clings to his friends and his fantasies. Bead dreams of one day escaping the grim realities of life on Tessix – the declining population, the ruthless autocracy of the Noonday government, and the monstrous Daspa that come out of the nightside to feed on human blood.
When a stranger turns up at Bead’s home asking for lodgings, he brings the possibility of change. But who is Jud Valery, and where has he come from? Is his interest in Bead benign or sinister? And how is he connected to the disappearance of Bead’s mother, Omrid, eight years before? Looking for answers, Bead assembles an ill-assorted band of allies – but their investigation takes them far beyond Tanner’s Hook, into the nightside and into the long-buried secrets that shaped their world.
Discover this thrilling standalone science fiction novel from M. R. Carey, author of the Philip K. Dick Award-shortlisted Infinity Gate (a New York Times Science Fiction and Fantasy Book of the Year), perfect for fans of Adrian Tchaikovsky, Alastair Reynolds, and Peter F. Hamilton.