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While exploring the halls of their hospital ward, three teens with cancer discover a portal that leads them to Nightingale, a magical world inhabited by a race of sentient machines. Dani, Rocco and Sarah embark on an epic adventure to save Nightingale from a malevolent force known only as The Darkness before it can breach the portal and infect our world. With the help of their empathetic doctor, whose mysterious connection to Nightingale is more than it appears, the diverse trio must face their fears and, in the process, confront the unknown of their own diagnoses. The journey offers them the ...

Detective Jack Nightingale fights his battles in the shadows, in the grey areas where demons and monsters seek their prey. In this collection of nine short stories, Nightingale matches wits against demons from Hell, monsters created by humans, and Satanists who have done their own private deals with the devil.

Disturbed by the growing presence of the Church throughout Alanda, Nightingale fears for her non-human friends and joins forces with birdman T'fyrr in a quest to save the High King. 

Go deeper, they said. Look closer. Pleo Tanza is a survivor. Her father was broken by tragedy, her twin sister is dead-chewed up and spat out by the corruption and injustice of Chatoyance-but she's going to make it, whatever it takes. She's going to get off this rock. But escape is for the rich...

Two short novels set in Eric Flint's best-selling Ring of Fire series from David Carrico, coauthor of 1636: The Devil's Opera. Due to a temporal disturbance known as the Ring of Fire, the 20th-century town of Grantville, West Virginia, finds itself transported through time and space to Central Europe in the year 1632. The turmoil resulting from the event has massive repercussions for the up-time citizens of Grantville, the down-time citizens of Europe - and the world at large. Massive political and social upheavals take place. But change happens on a smaller, human scale, too.

In the jungles of Aztlan a deadly war of the shadows is being fought. And the Imperial Guard are losing. The alien t’au, though few in number, greatly outclass the soldiers of the Imperium and are taking a serious toll on their forces. A call for aid is answered by the fearsome Mortifactors Chapter, who come to the world full of grim purpose. Adoni, an unblooded neophyte yet to earn his place, is amongst the war party. As the Mortifactors descend into the jungle vastness, they hunt for a killer, one that will not die easily but that whom Adoni must slay if he is to become part of the Chapter and a Taker of Heads.

Swapping Joysticks is your home for LGBTQIA+ gaming content presented by Twitch streamer Ben Austwick (BiggusBennus) and games journalist Ed Nightingale (ed_nights).

Als ich heute Morgen aufgewacht bin, war es nicht mein Plan, meinen erbärmlichen Freund Blake gegen vier Aliens einzutauschen. Ja, offensichtlich gibt es Aliens wirklich, und sie scheinen nichts Besseres zu tun zu haben, als sich in Wäldern zu verstecken und auf die erstbeste Frau in Not zu warten, die ihnen über den Weg läuft. Heute Morgen war Blake mein größtes Problem – jetzt sind es vier wortkarge, unfreundliche und überaus männliche Aliens mit Hörnern, die sich weigern, mich wieder gehenzulassen.

Um seltene Pilzsorten zu analysieren, werde ich mit einigen Soldaten auf eine vermeintlich verlassene Forschungsstation geschickt. Allerdings interessieren sich mein Captain und die Crew weniger für die Pilze als für das Alien, das sie gezüchtet hat – eine ursprünglich als Superkrieger geplante Kreuzung aus den stärksten Spezies des Universums. So viel zu "verlassene Forschungsstation".