All. The. Books.
You know how it is. So many books, so little time… and when there are only a few hours a day devoted to pleasure, how do you choose what to read? Holly Drake? Cin & Gui? Zach and his crew aboard the Toadstool? We’ve got a solution if you can’t decide: a little quiz. Scroll down, click the link, give it a whirl, or keep reading to find your perfect fit.
From the forests of northern Idaho to the desert landscapes of far, far away planets…
The opportunities are limitless. Dragons, giants, friendly aliens (mostly), there’s a hero here for everyone.
Bootlegger, FTL mushroom-grower, rebel against the galactic corporations controlling FTL jump distances. He’s small time, till his partner disappears.
Ivy Danielle David
Neuropsychologist. Relies on logic, reason, and what the eyes see. T’is a pity then, that she just stumbled into a forced awakening.
Holly Drake
Out of prison and into the underworld of the 6 Moons. She wasn’t a criminal before, but now she’s got to grow into her position as the head of a heist crew
Dred Dixon
A Flameheart in SLC, she just got a partner she doesn’t want. Doesn’t help that he’s got an irresistible rockstar attitude and killer looks.
Cin & Gui
He’s from heaven, she might as well be from hell. They must work together to stop a darkness that’s murdering the women of NYC.
Samuel Ramone
An unlikely hero when he invented “eyes” to cure congenital blindness, now a heretic on the run from the system he helped create.
This won’t take but a minute…
Three minutes, tops. Just a few questions to get a read on the barometer of your reading mood.
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Story to the Rescue
Still undecided? No problem. Check out the first three chapters from any of the books below simply by clicking on the image.
Halo of Light
I let a single pair of my wings down, removing the glamour that hid them from humans with the wave of my hand. Her eyes brightened.
“You’re an angel,” she breathed. Her voice was a whisper.
“Yes.” I crouched beside her where she lay on her back, looking up between the trees at the night sky. I pulled a white feather from my right wing. On Earth, the feathers glimmered like they were made from threads of crystal and spun white stone but they were soft as though made from clouds. If a human touched one, it sent cascades of joy through them, like ecstasy. They could forget their pain.
I held the feather out to her. “For you, Alexis.”
“You know my name.” She took the feather. Her eyes fluttered closed and she drew a shuddering breath.
“It’s you that I’m here for.”
Alexis’s large dog lay a few feet from me. His dark fur glistened where blood seeped from gashes on his back.
Awaken, Witch!
“Pie! Pie! To my shoulder,” Lightbeard shouted, as the gale intensified.
Heavy, black clouds hung over the coast of Ireland where we found ourselves locked in battle with the Cailleach that had been terrorizing villagers. The blue giantess swung her hammer and slammed it into the sand. The ground rumbled and shook. The earthquake caused the tide to rush away from the shore.
“We need to get to higher ground,” I yelled into the wind.
“Not yet,” Lightbeard roared. “Not without Pie!”
Eye of the Colossus
“Three more days, Charly. Can you go that long without another fight?” Holly Drake asked, glancing sidelong at her friend. They entered the mess hall and paused just inside the doors, surveying the room.
The human guard who’d led the group of women out of the prison block flicked her hair as she turned, then looked back at Charly and Holly. “Watch out, Charly. You know the drill. You’ve got a target on your back.”
Flames to Free
Demons and amusement parks don’t mix.
Unless of course the guests at the amusement park believe the demon is part of the show. That was the case here at Lagoon on this gorgeous summer day in northern Utah.
A demon was loose and my job as a Flameheart was to stop its little show by whatever means necessary. In the case with demons, that usually meant killing it.
“Send us up,” I said to the roller coaster operator, a frightened looking teenager. The demon…
The First Cycle
Demons and amusement parks don’t mix.
Unless of course the guests at the amusement park believe the demon is part of the show.
“Grotepas has created a world that feels alive and lived in, with characters who are a joy to follow.” — J.N. Chaney, author of Backyard Starship and Renegade Star
“One of the most fun romps through the galaxy in a while, and with a new twist on star travel that thoroughly entertains.” — Scott Moon, author of The Last Reaper, Blue Sun Armada, and Brothers in Arms
“A mind blowing—and mind altering!—action packed adventure from Nicole Grotepas.” — Richard Fox, author of The Ember War, and the Exiled Fleet
