Christopher Keene

Stuck in the Game

In a world beyond the reach of humans live the monstrous Melkai. Five hundred years ago, these powerful beings were banished from the human world, only welcome back when called and controlled by a human. But the spell that holds them back is weakening. Melkai are slipping through the barrier uncalled. In order to restore the barrier, Nathan embarks on a quest to find the missing piece of an ancient and powerful artifact. Nathan’s own Melkai protects him as he travels the land filled with roaming monsters, but escaped Melkai are not the only threat he faces. An enemy kingdom is in possession of the missing piece of the artifact and they are more than willing to let Nathan’s people be overrun by Melkai rather than give up their power.

War of Kings and Monsters

Picking up where the Super Dungeon Series left off, The Royal Secret takes readers into the heart of Crystalia, as Otto tries to protect his father's legacy and uncover an evil plot. Includes beloved characters from the board game Super Dungeon Explore.

The Royal Secret

Frank Martin

Richard Nell

David Niall Wilson

Martin Owton

C. T. Phipps

Matthew Johnson

Ulff Lehmann

Matthew P. Gilbert

Michael R. Baker

Allan Batchelder

C. H. Baum

S. D. Howarth

Paul Lavender

Michael Pogach

Jesse Teller

Damien Wilder

Magic to make the sanest man go mad. Dark wizardry. Witchcraft. Curses. Hexes. Evil Sorcerers. Fantasy has a long history of people wielding the forces of darkness for nefarious ends. Blackest Spells is a collection of eighteen short stories and novelettes detailing stories of shadowy figures wielding unholy power. The sequel to the Blackest Knights anthology contains stories ranging from the machinations of the fae to wishes gone wrong to wicked plots in space. Contains fiction by: Michael R. Baker, Allan Batchelder, C.H. Baum, Matthew P. Gilbert, S.D. Howarth, Matthew Johnson, Christopher Keene, Paul Lavender, Ulff Lehmann, Frank Martin, Richard Nell, Martin Owton, C.T. Phipps, Michael Pogach, Jesse Teller, Damien Wilder, and David Niall Wilson

Blackest Spells

Christopher Keene

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