Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

YOU SHOULD READ IT:  More Force.

FROM M.C.A.HOGARTH:  An Heir to Thorns and Steel (Blood Ladders Trilogy Book 1).

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An Heir to Thorns and Steel (Blood Ladders Trilogy Book 1) by [M.C.A. Hogarth]

Morgan Locke, university student, has been hiding his debilitating illness with fair enough success when two unlikely emissaries arrive bearing the news that he is prince to a nation of creatures out of folklore. Ridiculous! And yet, if magic exists…could it heal him? The ensuing journey will resurrect the forgotten griefs of history, and before it’s over, all the world will be remade by thorns and steel….

Book 1 of the Blood Ladders trilogy, an epic fantasy with sociopathic elves, vampiric genets, and the philosophy students mixed up in the lot.

Audio special edition here.

IT’S ENTIRELY POSSIBLE THAT SOMETIMES GOVERNMENTS HATE THEIR PEOPLE:  The March of Folly.

And that’s all of the West right now.

FAIR IS WHERE YOU BUY POTTERY:  After The Fair.

BY CLIFTON ADAMS, WITH INTRODUCTION BY D. JASON FLEMING:  Law of the Trigger (Annotated): The classic pulp western.

Law of the Trigger (Annotated): The classic pulp western by [Clifton Adams, D. Jason Fleming]

Once he had belonged to the stark and brutal days, days of manhunts and sudden violence. Now Owen Toller had a farm and a family, and not even the slightest interest in enforcing the law, especially since the citizens of Reunion had voted him out as Marshal five years ago.

Until the Brunner brothers came down from the hills — to murder and plunder, to write bloodier, more savage history than even the James and the Dalton gangs.

Suddenly, Reunion remembered that Marshals sometimes had to do more than sit in an office and cozy up to bankers.

  • This iktaPOP Media edition includes a new introduction giving genre and historical context to the novel.