12 Excellent Writers?12 Outstanding Stories?12 New Worlds to ExploreDo you believe in hidden worlds?and romance? "Flights of Fantasy" proves that love always deserves a happy ending?no matter what species you are!Come along as the incarnation of Death tries to negotiate life as a high school senior, a shape-shifting centaur tries to do the right thing, and a valkyrie tries to guard her boss?who just happens to be a phoenix!With characters who find love at the circus, or learn their boyfriend is now a werewolf, or who have to deal with the man of their dreams being turned into a vampire in front of their eyes, "Flights of Fantasy" delivers romance to strike every reader's fancy?and fantasy.Like a flight of food or beverages, "Flights of Fantasy" has a variety of short stories from talented authors you know and love, as well as some others you may not know-yet. Take a look and find a new hidden world to love!

Flights of Fantasy: An Urban Fantasy Romance Anthology

Romance

Ezell, Kacey

Maggert, Terry

Wolf, Marisa

Kennedy, Sheellah

Foster, Monalisa

Cross, Kylie

Vee, Julia May

Moores, Casey

Witzke, Dawn

Paranormal

Wyld Stallions Press

Peacemakers. The Galactic Union's most capable enforcers and resolute negotiators, their name alone elicits fear and awe among the Union's citizenry.Being a Peacemaker isn't easy. They're charged with setting the terms and doing anything which needs to be done-even if it personally costs them everything. They must learn to honor the threat to all life, and, in the end, they must stand or fall, based on their own convictions. Welcome back to the Four Horsemen universe, where only a willingness to fight and die for money separates Humans from the majority of the other races. Edited by Mia R. Kleve and bestselling author Kevin Ikenberry, "Set the Terms" includes fourteen all-new Peacemaker-themed stories in the Four Horsemen universe by a variety of bestselling authors-and some you may not have heard of?yet. From pigs flying to cats landing on their feet, "Set the Terms" shows Peacemakers at work from the origin of the guild to present day. Journey with a Lumar Peacemaker as he tries to complete his first mission and watch as a Phidae Peacemaker tries to complete his final one. They will have to use their wits as well as their weapons if they hope to remain standing at the end of the day.Are you ready to set the terms? If so, then step inside!With stories by:Mark WandreyChris KennedyWilliam Alan WebbQuincy J. AllenKevin SteversonMarisa WolfJon R. OsborneTerry Mixon	Casey MooresJamie IbsonKevin Ikenberry & Peter J. Aldin Matt NovotnyMarie WhittakerMark Stallings

Set the Terms (Rise of the Peacemakers)

Literature & Fiction

Mixon, Terry

Ikenberry, Kevin

Steverson, Kevin

Kennedy, Chris

Webb, William Alan

Osborne, Jon R.

Wandrey, Mark

Kleve, Mia R.

Allen, Qunicy J.

Literary

Seventh Seal Press

We Dare: Semper Paratus: An Anthology of the Apocalypse

Woods, Christopher

Howell, Rob

Cordova, Jason

Ibson, Jamie

Hampson, Robert E.

Theogony Books

Fourteen years ago, Alan Porter returned from a contract with a hefty payday for his company, Silent Night, and a surprise: five orphaned Zuul pups. Although Humans and Zuul have faced off on many battlefields, little was known of the ancient mercenary race, and Alan and his wife, Dana, raised them the best they could. The five pups, Rex, Ripley, Drake, Sonya, and Shadow grew to maturity in Australia, happy with their lives. 
Until a Zuul with the Winged Hussars happens across the strange family and carries news of them home. 
In the aftermath of the Omega War, Silent Night is barely holding on. Most of the company’s mercs and its only starship didn’t return from a contract before the war, and—with the Merc Guild’s prohibition on new contracts—they’re on the edge of collapse when a Zuul cruiser arrives. They, too, are missing personnel, and their leader offers to help find all the missing troops, Human as well as Zuul. Despite Alan’s worry for his family, it’s an offer he can’t refuse. 
For the pups, it’s a voyage of learning what it means to be Zuul. What they find, though, is much more than they bargained for as the Guild War catches them in its growing conflict, and power and credits turn friends into bitter enemies. For it to all end, Night Song must be whole once more. 
And the galaxy will sing.

Night Song (The Guild Wars)

It Takes All Kinds (The Coalition)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Allen, Quincy J.

Taylor, Tim C.

Malone, Ian J.

Rath, Alex

Science Fiction

"It's better to die free than to live a slave."\nWhen the Mercenary Guild tried to bend the galaxy's deadliest assassins to their will, the Depik shocked the galaxy by choosing mass suicide to enslavement. Only those Depik not present on their home planet of Khatash survived to retreat to the shadows, to plan, to form alliances, to rebuild and look forward to the day when they could retake their home from the Veetanho invaders and exact revenge.\nThat day has finally come. And this time, the Depik do not stand alone.

Ally (The Guild Wars)

Do You Have All the Answers?\nIt’s okay if you don’t—no one does. Like the saying goes, “If it were easy, everyone would do it.” Just because no one has “all” the answers, though, doesn’t mean that some folks might not have some of them… or maybe even one, especially if they’re already experienced authors.\nThe hardest thing about being a new author is that you don’t know what you don’t know. Why stumble around, trying to figure everything out, when you can learn from those who have gone before you?\nIn “Brief Lessons in Writing,” the authors from Chris Kennedy Publishing willingly share one brief lesson they think you might need on your journey to success. These lessons might seem small, yet the stories shared here are all candid, and, in some cases, even raw. Sharing such honest experiences—usually learned through failure—is never easy; sometimes it’s funny and at other times it’s quite painful.\nThe purpose of this book, edited by veteran authors William Alan Webb and Chris Kennedy, is therefore not to say ‘do this or do that,’ but to share brief lessons that have already been learned by the contributors during their writing journeys, in the hopes that you won’t repeat their mistakes—you’ll have to instead find new ones of your own!

Brief Lessons in Writing (Author Fundamentals)

Reference

Roberts, William Joseph

Stoumbos, Mike Jack

Novotny, Matt

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Quillcraft Press

Among the Embers (The Fallen World)

Smith, Benjamin Tyler

Chandler, J. P.

Woods, Brisco

Blood Moon Press

The Lyons' Pride (The Phoenix Initiative)

World Enders (The Phoenix Initiative)

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