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In a future America gripped by fear, scarcity, and suspicion, science is no longer celebrated, distrusted, even outlawed. Superstition and political control have replaced logic and invention. But a small, determined group believes science is the only path forward.

In a grim near-future world ruled by surveillance and suspicion, one man discovers that his fate may already be written, literally. When a mysterious document appears, listing names and their impending deaths, he finds his own name marked with chilling precision.

On an ordinary autumn morning, Caleb and Lily stumble upon a mysterious cave nestled beneath an old oak tree. What begins as a playful adventure quickly turns into a time-traveling journey through dusty roads, ancient cities, and stormy seas—straight into the story of Jonah.

Jack Barr wanted peace, so he sailed to the farthest island he could find. What he discovered was a house frozen in time, and a girl who believed it was still 1933. Radios, newspapers, and memories all confirmed her world. But Jack knew it was 1953.

From Fritz Leiber'ss humorous "What's He Doing in There?” where Earth's first Martian visitor causes a cultural stir over the most basic of human rituals—to stories of robots, post-apocalyptic futures, mind-bending technology, and mysterious islands, these stories blend sharp social satire with timeless sci-fi adventure.

Aiden, Kaelyn, and Lepitot Ravenstone compete in the Wizard Duels, the monthly tournament meant to train them for battle, though they can't imagine anything bad ever happening in Merwell. Aiden is a thirteen-year-old wizard who never tries too hard, but still wants to be a great wizard someday. He is stuck in the shadow of his twin sister, Kaelyn, who is bound and determined to be the youngest witch ever admitted to Wizwitch University. Lepitot, the youngest, has no magical abilities whatsoever, but can brew potions better than anyone.

Joseph Farr's "Edge of Darkness" returns you to The Ebon Blade Saga's enthralling universe. This second installment deepens the saga's intricate world and escalates the narrative with gripping complexity. In this darkly magical realm, our heroes, still bearing the scars of past trials, face new, daunting challenges.

"Shadows Forged" is more than a tale; it's a vivid journey into a realm besieged by darkness. Our protagonist, Caelan, a mere blacksmith's apprentice, stumbles upon the Ebon Blade, an ancient weapon pulsating with enigmatic power. His life intertwines with Seraphina, a rogue whose wit and skill are as lethal as her blade. Together, they confront malevolent forces and a sinister cult, embarking on a perilous quest that will challenge their fortitude and alter the course of their lives.

"Darkness Tempered" – The Ebon Blade Saga: Book Three - The Epic Saga's Thrilling Third Installment Joseph Farr's "Darkness Tempered" elevates the Ebon Blade Saga to new heights. This third book masterfully continues the series' world-building and character development, setting up a climactic confrontation in the final volume.

Understanding spiritual drought can be a profound and challenging experience for many Christians. It often feels as though the vibrant connection with God has faded, leaving behind a sense of desolation and longing. During these seasons, individuals may grapple with feelings of abandonment, questioning their faith and wondering why God seems silent. However, it is essential to recognize that these dry periods are not indications of failure or lack of faith; rather, they are opportunities for growth and reflection.

Understanding spiritual drought can be a profound and challenging experience for many Christians. Just as nature undergoes cycles of drought and renewal, so too can our spiritual lives experience fluctuations that lead to deeper understanding and resilience.

A job came in today. Ordinary. Boring. It’s some house out in the sticks. A married couple—Jason and Lily Mures—just moved in, so I gotta get there quick before they’re killed. Shouldn’t be a problem, though; should be easy. Usually, the hardest part of house jobs isn’t the job at all, but the questions that come with it: Is our house haunted? Is it a ghost? A poltergeist? Is it my great-aunt Dorothy haunting us because Grandma cut her out of the will? All wrong, of course, but I don’t bother explaining. Waste of my time.

In the quiet suburbs of Kansas City, the humdrum of daily life around the local comic book store is shattered when a group of gamers finds themselves thrust into an extraordinary adventure they could never have imagined. On a regular Saturday night, as they gather to lose themselves in their beloved tabletop role-playing game, a dark and ominous figure appears. A malevolent wizard with a proposition they can’t ignore. Caught between the allure of newfound power and the safety of their humdrum existence, these unlikely heroes must make a choice that will shape their destinies forever.

Amid the desolate Wastes, our heroes confront the sinister Blightspawn and Shadespawn, battling not just the treacherous terrain but also the poison that seeps from the Abyss itself. Their journey takes a dramatic turn with the appearance of DarkSkye, the High Arcanist, who reveals the staggering scope of their quest. Trust is tested and alliances are formed as Caelan grapples with the dual nature of the Ebon Blade, a weapon capable of sealing or unleashing cataclysmic power.