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The ragtag group from Jalard have finally reached Shemet, Sharma's capital city. Scarred and bereft, they bring with them the grim tale of what happened to their village, and a warning about the ancient powers that have been awakened and now threaten all humanity. Despite this, some of them still hope that reaching sanctuary within the Synod will mean an end to their hardships, but these hopes are soon dashed. Sharma's ruling class are caught within their own inner turmoil. When Jaedin senses that there are moles within their ranks, not only does his call to crisis fall mostly on deaf ears, but some who do hear seek to thwart him when he tries to hunt these infiltrators down. Meanwhile, across the Valantian Mountains, Gavendara is beginning to muster its forces. Using ritualistic means to augment their soldiers, their mutant army is like nothing the world has ever seen before. The Zakaras are coming. And Sharma's only hope of stopping them is if it can unite its people in time."a nuanced, smart high fantasy novel with intelligent, complex characters, good LGBT rep and some killer twists" - Joanne Hall, author of The Art of Forgetting"an exciting book which ups the stakes, mixing traditional fantasy with an element of possession horror" - David Craig, author of the Sooty Feathers series"a journey into Fantasy, only it's not quite the journey you expected, and it's all the better for it." - Allen Stroud, chair of BSFA and author of FearlessCover design: Alison Buck

Danesh Shahzan, an Acolyte in Her Majesty's Office of the Witchfinder General - a shadowy arm of the British government fighting supernatural threats to the realm - is called in to investigate a murder in Cardiff. The victim had been placed inside a runic circle and their eyes carefully removed from their head. But there are wider implications...

What if we're living in an alternate timeline: the crash that killed Princess Diana, the disappearance of the Princes in the Tower, and the shooting of William II weren't meant to happen? Gregory and Jennifer find evidence that time travellers are responsible for several key events in our history. Will history be rewritten to bury the two of them?

The new Teren Lord Lieutenant has an agenda. A young Teren magician being sought by an unleashed demon, believes their only hope may be to escape to Marek where the cityangel can keep the demon at bay. Once again Reb, Cato, Jonas and Beckett must deal with a magical problem, while Marcia tackles a serious political challenge to Marek's future.

Deep in the Cloud, something collates, reads, learns, watches, plans. Researchers, engineers and entrepreneurs die in accidents; Agency analysts spot a pattern but struggle to find the culprit. A multi-billionaire inventor is working hard to realise his dream, and keep it hidden. Deep in the Cloud something is watching him, too; and it plans.

Student Bailey Jones is plucked from his world by a mysterious force, the Rift. Stranded on an alien planet, he meets a fellow human, the self-styled Riftmaster, who he hopes can help him return to Earth. But first, as they are ripped without warning from one hostile planet to another, Bailey must rely on the Riftmaster to show him how to survive.

Magic and politics in Marek are protected by a 300-year old deal between an angel and the founding fathers. Reb, a sorcerer, realises someone has deposed the city-angel. Marcia, Heir to House Fereno, stumbles across the same truth. Reb, Marcia, the deposed city-angel, and Jonas, a messenger, must work together to stop the impending disaster.

An archaeologist joins Adam Bryant to investigate the disappearance of his best friend. Soon they are drawn into a tangled conspiratorial web involving dinosaurs, the Gunpowder Plot, Jesus, the Bermuda Triangle, and the mysterious Unraveller. As the secrets of Million Eyes' past are revealed, picking a side in this fight might not be so easy.

The villagers of Jalard in Sharma have little contact with the outside world. Once a year two of them are chosen for the Academy in the capital. This year's choice causes friction, and suspicion that all is not what it seems. Some investigate, but what they discover changes their lives forever and sets them on a long and bloody path to vengeance...

A darkness writhes in the heart of Teren, unleashing demons on dissenters. Marek's five sorcerers with the cityangel can expel a single demon, but Teren has many. Storms rampage across the Oval Sea. Menaced by the distant capital, dissension from within, and even nature itself - will the rising flood lift all boats? Or will they be capsized?

The sequel to Quaestor. Anarya is no longer a Sponger but a Thiever. Worryingly, the power also brings a desperate hunger to take others' talents. Jotuk is in upheaval. In Carregis, the king seeks to establish himself as an effective ruler. Meanwhile, the priestesses of Quarenna and the priests of Huler are having disturbing dreams...

Two years on, the TA has helped many aliens immigrate to Earth Prime. The first, Rodney, is now a tech millionaire. An all-star band raises funds to help aliens adjust. The first alien murder leads to an anti-alien protest group. Aliens are disappearing in Latin America. Some problems cannot be solved by the swift, unexpected application of pie!

Humans colonise an alien world. Aliens massacre the colony so the navy nuke the planet. In revenge, the aliens invade Earth. A pilot attempts to travel to the past to prevent the war but his ship is flung into the future. He awakes with no sign of his co-pilot and secret lover. Technology no longer works, finding her is urgent - she's an android.

At the end of You Can't Kill the Multiverse (But You Can Mess With its Head), Doctor Alhambra, the chief scientist of the Transdimensional Authority, set up an alarm to warn him if a universe is succumbing to the universe-killing machine that is at the heart of the story. But how would the Transdimensional Authority respond if that alarm went off?

There are few students in my class. When one considers what the subject is, this isn't surprising. I teach myself. I impart to my students facts and fancies based on my life and ideas. They have to write a short piece about how I spend my free time. But this is information I've always kept secret. I read the essays anxiously.