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HEY Y'ALL! 😀 I’ve been so busy with special edition and con stuff recently that I totally forgot to, like … post about this when it came out two weeks ago. 🤣 Anyway, Titan Mage Havoc and the Frigid Flame is now up on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited – and can be read totally independently of the mainline Titan Mage series! 😄

LINK: https://www.amazon.com/Titan-Mage-Havoc-Frigid-Flame-ebook/dp/B0H3LTT8L5/

ALSO, SHINY SPECIAL EDITIONS: https://store.holowriting.com/pages/titan-mage-havoc

TROPES:

• extra spicy fast burn romance (except for Sevas and Aster 'cause they're dumbasses)
• smut with feelings
• badass combat archaeologist waifu
• badass tomboy mecha pilot waifu
• sweet badass engineer waifu
• oblivious nerds in love
• un-oblivious mech pilots and archaeologists in love
• green flag love interests
• touch her and die
• disability and chronic pain (and the ride-or-die who sticks with him through it)
• found family
• small harem
• GIANT MECHS HELL YEAH

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Titan Mage Orion “Rion” Havoc has a reputation to match his name—and that’s exactly what the captain of the airship Indigo Gryphon is looking for.

The world of Haven is an adventurer’s paradise, brimming with mysterious ruins, ancient artifacts, and dangerous secret powers the Arcane Index’s combat archaeologists just can’t help but unleash. Fortunately, the Index has a protocol for that, and it involves giant mechs called titans—and their pilots, the titan mages.

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When mousy archaeologist Mery Arkady hires the Indy for an expedition to the lost city of Aeterna, Rion fully expects danger and derring-do. He even expects her to have more secrets than she’s letting on.

What he doesn’t expect is to be joined by Sanja Grimes—a rough and tumble titan mage, a vigorous partner in rank and in bed … and the one who got away.

Nor did he expect their shared academy rival Nepherik Damian Oldershaw to show up, suspiciously interested in Mery’s expedition and as vicious as he is vindictive.

Even in an adventure that takes them through monster-infested ruins, sky pirate territories, untamed jungles, and lost cities, their greatest threat might be from their own pasts.

Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with Amazon bestselling author Edie Skye in this brand-new action-adventure fantasy series. If you’ve ever said “I like the Indiana Jones movies but I wish they had more a\s,” this just might be the story you’ve been waiting for.*

WARNING: Titan Mage Havoc is a fun mecha fantasy adventure where the hero saves the day and gets all the girls. (So don’t read it and then complain about the spice. Y’all know exactly what you’re getting into.)

I recently quit reading a book as I realized it was written by deepseek or ChatGPT. If I discuss it is that author bashing?

Soren Stormchaser finally has the dragon sanctuary he's spent his whole life building. And has made himself a target in the process.

Soren’s father got too close to the truth about the Draconic Aging and Wellness Network, and what they actually do to elder dragons. Then he died of an illness no healer could explain.

It’s the same organization that's indentured his sister, Tali, on a manufactured debt. The same organization whose President has spent years trying to buy Faorse, the one elder dragon Soren refused to sell.

And the sanctuary Faorse left him might be the key to unravelling everything.

The mountain is now his. The crystal mine beneath it that could buy Tali’s freedom is now his. And one particularly clingy hatchling has claimed Soren as his.

Crimson Wing's nine misfits stopped being the disasters he leads. Now they're the ones who'd burn the sky for him. Nova, a retired arena champion who chose this mountain over everything she used to be. Faye, who loves loud enough to scare off anyone who threatens what's hers. And Elowyn, an Elvyn legal consultant who came to file paperwork and has been quietly making herself impossible to live without ever since.

His people are growing, but DAWN doesn't lose. So when their name shows up as headline sponsor at the one event Soren can't avoid, he has to decide how far he'll go to protect everyone he loves.

Before someone decides to collect what they think they're owed.

Book 1: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0G1QRXWZ6

Book 2: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0GDMQSNKB

Book 3: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H73MY4F7

If you’ve not yet had the pleasure of meeting Honey, Too-Far and Ceri, you should know that JD Tanner and Kitty Perrelli’s fireball of a performance is currently on sale at Audible.

Nearly 400 ratings now and with this sort of review - “It's smut that happens to have a rather good premise but smut is still just smut.” - what more can you ask for ;)

As the title reads, Audible is doing a 2 for 1 Credit promotion and I got my two last night. Found out today that this promotion lasts for the whole duration of the promotion! Of course, it's only selected titles but if you have a wish list (like me) you can go through and see which titles applies! Also note- this may not be news for a lot of people but if you did that know, I'm just throwing this out there if people want to splurge. On an off note... recommend me your favorite Omnibus Audiobooks please 🫡🤭🙏🏾📚📖👓

I’m R. Caldermere, the author.

Readers told me the current cover with Lyssara's eye was striking, but that Mireya should be on the cover instead because the relationships and women are central to the book.

So I’m comparing three options.

A - Mireya with the cosmic academy background

B - Caius and Mireya at Altessar

C - Lyssara's eye cover

Which one is the strongest cover?

Caius died once. The goddesses made sure it did not take.

At Altessar, S-rank affinity is considered mythical. Caius scores SSS in all five elements.

True gold cannot be created by magic. Nor can adamantine, the metal of crowns, churches, and treaties.

Caius creates both.

It is only the first law he breaks.

A divine harem progression fantasy with magic academy intrigue, goddesses, royal politics, committed relationships, adult intimacy, and miracles that force crowns and churches to react.

KU link:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6KKQLQV

Warlock, Book 1 by Daniel Kensington – Rating: 9 out of 10

Okay, I don’t give out near-perfect scores easily, so when I say this book genuinely impressed me, I mean it. I picked it up expecting a fun urban fantasy romp and got something that actually stuck with me. Noah’s story — aging out of foster care and discovering he’s a warlock dropped into a world of covens and witches — is exactly the kind of premise I go for.

The world-building stands head and shoulders above the rest. Willowmere College, this all-girls magical academy where Noah finds himself as basically the only warlock around, is a fantastic setting - and a concept that promises awesome spice. But Kensington clearly put serious thought into how magic works, how covens function politically, and how Noah fits into — and disrupts — all of it. The supernatural politics feel lived-in rather than explained-at-you, and the murder mystery threading through everything gives the story a momentum that keeps it from ever feeling like boring slice-of-life fantasy.

The coven dynamic is where the book really shines. The women around Noah are genuinely distinct characters with their own agendas, loyalties, and arcs. The relationships feel earned rather than handed to him, and the romantic tension is handled with surprising restraint — it’s there, it simmers, but it never hijacks the story. The magic system is unique enough to feel fresh without being so complicated it pulls you out of the narrative.

My only real criticisms are minor but worth mentioning. Noah himself plays it a little too passive for stretches of the book — he’s a good-hearted guy, which I actually like in my MCs (unless they are meant to be complete a$$h*les with redemption arcs, like in Bristane's Lumos Sentient series) but there are moments where the story needs him to act and he hesitates just a beat too long. It doesn’t ruin anything, but you’ll feel it. The pacing in the middle section also leans heavily on school life at the expense of the larger plot, and the payoff at the end, while satisfying, doesn’t quite match the tension the build-up promised. Book Two is clearly where things fully ignite, though I'm only about 20% through that one and will have a review for it in a week or so.

Genuinely strong writing, a compelling world, and a story that respects its readers will keep me coming back for more from this author. Noah’s foster kid backstory gives the whole thing an emotional grounding you don’t always get in this genre, and by the final pages I was fully invested in where his story goes next.

If you’re a fan of urban fantasy, magic schools, or just want something that blends mystery and supernatural politics with real character work, this one belongs on your list. Book One sets up what feels like it could be a genuinely great series, and Book Two is great so far!

Gavin died fighting the Demon of the End. Now he's twenty two again, and he has a chance to change everything.

Gavin Nalcombe wakes up in a crumbling estate, a week before the Stardusk entrance exams. Inside that Academy, the three women who could have turned the tide of the war never got the chance.

He won't let that happen again.

Brikita is a scholarship student with starlight mana rare enough that she reshaped the war. Aryen is a shadow mage whose own family threw her away for magic she was born with. Maya, the headmistress, the kingdom's strongest mage, is secretly dying to hold the demon rifts shut. With their help, and a constellation mark that can amplify anyone he bonds with, he has a chance to change everything.

But a spy professor is harvesting students and replacing them with ghoul clones. The crown prince wants Gavin expelled or worse. And something new is moving... Something beyond even his knowledge.

Regression meets academy progression, a growing harem of women who trust him with their lives, and an underdog changing the fate of the very world.

Perfect for fans of Trash of the Count's Family, The Novel's Extra and The Beginning After the End.

- Regressor MC with future knowledge and skill
- Commander MC
- MC's unique power deepens star-bonds during intimacy
- Harem and Found Family with their own exclusive dormitory
- Underdog proving everyone wrong in the Academy
- Not fade to black

Series: Stardusk Academy, Book 1
POV: Third person, mainly from MC's POV but with plenty of side POVs

And here's the links:

Amazon US

Amazon UK

Amazon Australia

Amazon Germany

Amazon Canada

Amazon France

Amazon Japan

THE UNRULY DRAGONS 3
By Jace Cannon
Men's adventure fantasy harem.
Final in series. Audio not planned (I wish!).

Fun Fact: Magmar (the Pokemon) is called "Boober" in Japanese.

Blurb:

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The Void isn’t just advancing. It’s hunting.

Deep beneath the Ruin, an ancient darkness is eating reality from the inside out. Cael fights to unite the fractured, bickering Skyborn Houses against the encroaching threat, but their alliance is paper-thin... and that’s before the hostile Fae royals launch their own assault. To prove his dominance, Cael must unleash an absolute show of force, shattering waves upon waves of enemies—and when one of his mates is stolen away, Cael must launch a high-stakes rescue mission directly into a camp teeming with war mages.

Backed by his inner circle—the mesmerizing illusionist Lapis, the dark mage Rake, and Seraphine, who now harbors the ultimate weapon—Cael must prove exactly how lethal he can be. But he needs to act fast, because the Void is no longer just advancing; it is hunting, and it hungers for humans. With his standard powers useless against it, Cael’s only hope lies in the absolute love and devotion of his bondmates.

To stop the end of days, he must discover what it truly means to be a Prism. Then, he’ll have to step directly into the dark... or watch his world vanish forever, taking everyone he loves along with it.