Clay Griffith

Susan Griffith

Cat Rambo

Jody Nye

Cecilia Dominic

Margaret S. McGraw

R. Belcher

John Hartness

Twenty five original tales of fearsome feminine powerFeaturing new stories by:Jeanne AdamsNatania BarronR. S. BelcherTonia BrownCecilia DominicSusan Griffith & Clay GriffithJohn G. HartnessSeanan McGuireNancy NorthcottJody Lynn NyeCat RamboAnd introducing new stories by:Aubrey CampbellVince CarpiniEpiphany FerrellR. James GauvreauS. GeppR. Z. HeldJessica LévaiM. Lopes da SilvaLeann M. RettellKen SchraderLucy StoneAsh TudorCalandra UsherJanet Walden-West

Predators in Petticoats

Quincy Harker is back, and the stakes are higher than ever. The fate of the world rests on the shoulders of a swearing, drinking, misanthropic half-vampire with a bad attitude and an itchy trigger finger. Harker and his team of misfits have just a few days to prevent the actual end of the world, as a group of fanatics have kidnapped a young man thought to possess the power to open the Seven Seals. The thrilling sequel to Raising Hell brings even more action, more explosions, and more Renfield to readers. "Overall this was a fun read and for all urban fantasy fans, you will love this if you like Harry Dresden, Frank Trigg or Atticus the druid. Quincy Harker's first foray was quite an enjoyable one and if it's any indications, then I look forward to the future volumes with gusto." - Fantasy Book Critic "I am looking forward to the next Demon Hunter story." - I Smell Sheep

Straight to Hell

It's been a year since Bubba settled things with his crazy brother Jason once and for all, and what a year it's been The third volume of collected Bubba stories contains more monsters, more inter-dimensional travel, more duels to the death, and more guitar solos than any other season of Bubba yet Wine, Women, & Song is a collected edition including the following four novellas: Moon over Bourbon Street Night at the Museum Midsummer Oh Bubba, Where Art Thou? Moon Over Bourbon Street - Bubba and the team are on vacation in New Orleans, but it's anything but easy There are vampires hunting people, a hot chick in black leather on a Harley, and a butt-nekkid voodoo priest How in the world is Bubba supposed to stop drinking Hurricanes and figure this mess out? Night at the Museum - Bubba gets all cultured up when a mysterious figure from Uncle Father Joe's past drags him into a mess of romantic entanglements, butt-kicking suits of armor, ticked-off museum exhibits, and disembodied vampire heads trying to kill him. And that's not even the scary stuff Midsummer - By far the most high-brow Bubba adventure ever, which ain't saying much. There are missing kids in Nashville, and Bubba and Agent Amy are called in to investigate. Bubba has to learn how to put an app on his phone, then gets sucked into a dimension with no cell service when Shakespeare meets Pokemon Go Bubba has to find the missing girls, escape from prison, and rassle an alligator before he can get back home and get some famous hot chicken Oh Bubba, Where Art Thou - a Christmas romp full of guest stars as Bubba tries to save the country music industry from Auto-Tune, Bro Country, and demons. Guest star Hank Williams Sr. takes Bubba through time in this redneck Christmas Carol. Can Bubba save country music, or are we doomed to an eternity of Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line?

Bubba the Monster Hunter Season 3

Wine, Women, and Song

Vigilante. . . check. Killer vamp. . . check. Undead serial murderer. . . check. Enough alcohol to get Jimmy through this sh*tstorm? Doubtful. Fists, fangs, and fury. It's all a matter of balance when Jimmy Black, Charlotte's Vampire Master of the City, is tasked with discovering why a mostly bloodless, decapitated body shows up in a dumpster. After a little sniffing around, Jimmy uncovers problems he didn't even know he had. Like a murderous vampire running loose in the city. To keep the whole supernatural world a secret, Jimmy has to find the vigilante and stop them before the mundane world figures out that the monsters-under-the-bed are really living right next door. But the people the vigilante is killing are people who probably deserve it. So now Jimmy has to balance the safety of the city against the secrecy of the supernatural world. To maintain his leadership of that supernatural world, Jimmy is going to have to step up his game before it's "game over." Author Bio: Author John G. Hartness is the Epic and Manly Wade Wellman Award-winning writer behindThe Black Knight Chronicles from Bell Bridge Books, as well as the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter and Bubba the Monster Hunter series. In his copious free time, John enjoys long walks on the beach, rescuing kittens from trees, and playing Magic: the Gathering.

Lady in Black

Ambelin Kwaymullina

Sarah Chorn

Diana M. Pho

Merc Rustad

19 essays on the importance of representation in science fiction and fantasy, with an introduction by author Aliette de Bodard. Proceeds from the sale of this collection go to the Carl Brandon Society to support Con or Bust. Full table of contents: Introduction, by Aliette de Bodard "Breaking Mirrors," by Diana M. Pho "I'm Not Broken," by Annalee Flower Horne "Next Year in Jerusalem," by Gabrielle Harbowy "I am Not Hispanic, I am Puerto Rican," by Isabel Schechter "No More Dried Up Spinsters," by Nancy Jane Moore "False Expectations," by Matthew Thyer "Text, Subtext, and Pieced-Together Lives," by Angelia Sparrow "Parenting as a Fan of Color," by Kat Tanaka Okopnik "Alien of Extraordinary Ability? by Bogi Takács "Accidental Representation," by Chrysoula Tzavelas "Discovering the Other," by John Hartness "Lost in the Margins," by Sarah Chorn "Too Niche," by Lauren Jankowski "Fat Chicks in SFF," by Alis Franklin "Not Your Mystical Indian," by Jessica McDonald "Exponentially Hoping," by Merc Rustad "Colonialism, Land, and Speculative Fiction: An Indigenous Perspective," by Ambelin Kwaymullina "Nobody's Sidekick: Intersectionality in Protagonists," by SL Huang "The Danger of the False Narrative," by LaShawn Wanak Afterword, by Jim C. Hines Reading List

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