Roy Olfetrie planned to be an officer in the Republic of Cinnabar Navy, but when his father is unmasked as a white-collar criminal, Roy has to take whatever he can get and take it fast. Which turns out to be an assignment to accompany Captain Daniel Leary and Lady Adele Mundy as they go off to start a war that will put Roy at the sharp end. Olfetrie doesn’t know it yet, but he’s actually been given the chance of a lifetime serving under the best of the best. It’s a chance to prove himself—not for what he has, but for who he is.

The action doesn't slow—nor can Roy. For Captain Leary has given Roy a chance, and Roy is determined to make the most of it—though hell should bar the way!

In an alternate America, where magic works, Sarah Calhoun has paid a hard price for her entry onto the stage of the Empire’s politics. But she has survived. Now she rides north into the Ohio and her father’s kingdom, Cahokia. To win the Serpent Throne, she’ll have to defeat seven other candidates, win over the kingdom’s regent, and learn the will of a hidden goddess—all while mastering her people’s inscrutable ways and watching her own back.

When someone starts killing his fellow bounty hunters in the port of Fairhaven, Drago Appleroot is happy to help his contacts in the City Watch with their investigation—for a reasonable fee, of course. Pitched into a maelstrom of treachery and lethal politics, Drago is forced into a long and dangerous journey to the heart of the Sylvan Marches, where one determined gnome might just decide the destiny of a kingdom.

This is it, the climax of the internationally best-selling Honor Harrington series—and Honor is in top form. The time has come: the Manticoran Star Kingdom and its allies go to war against the massive and corrupt Solarian Empire. After a tragic loss, Honor Harrington enters the fray once again. She’s filled with steely resolve, possessed of cold competence, and motivated by a fiery determination to the take the fight to the enemy and end its menace forever.

In the new novel Witchy Winter, D.J. Butler reimagines American history with a touch of the fantastic. Butler is also an accomplished singer-songwriter who has released an album of songs inspired with the world of Witchy Winter and its prequel Witchy Eye. Which got us thinking: how might some of America’s beloved patriotic songs sound with a fantasy twist? So we’re asking you to rewrite a classic patriotic tune with fantasy-inspired lyrics. Would Yankee Doodle Dandy be a wizard? Could those purple mountains hide a dragon’s horde? Give us your take for a chance to win a signed copy of both Witchy Eye and Witchy Winter.

In celebration of the all-new anthology Star Destroyers, we asked you to tell us your favorite space-faring warship. Congrats to Jeremy Range. Jeremy wins a copy of Star Destroyers, signed by editors Christopher Ruocchio and some of the contributors.

Read the winning entry here.

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