It’s been 25 years since the heroes of Vos defeated Eklor and his army of bone soldiers, but, for Bone Maker Kreya, life has never been the same. With the loss of her lover, Jentt, on that fabled day, Kreya has spent her years trying—and failing—to revive him from the dead. When time runs short, Kreya calls on her old friend in arms, Zera, to help her retrieve enough bones to bring him back for good. Together, they brave the forbidden site of their legendary battle and save Jentt from death. But, it isn’t just bones they find on their journey. Eklor, the evil magician who nearly destroyed all of Vos decades before, has returned. Now, with the future of the world at stake, these three heroes must gather their former comrades and defeat Eklor one more time—before it’s too late. Continue reading The Bone Maker by Sarah Beth Durst

When Reynard, the only survivor of a devastated English fleet, finds himself taken prisoner by a Spanish galleon, it would appear that the end of his story is in sight. But when his captor’s ship is propelled to a strange island in the mist—a cryptic land home to sea dragons, time vampires, and mythical, god-like creatures—it would appear that Raynard’s tale is only just beginning. Continue reading The Unfinished Land by Greg Bear

Love is in the air when Amelia and James, two nervous teens, head out onto the lake for their very first date. It seems like the perfect spot, beautiful and serene, but they will soon discover that there is more to this lake than meets the eye. Continue reading A House at the Bottom of a Lake by Josh Malerman

In an alternate vision of post-depression New York City, where energy is abundant and Automatic robots walk among men, the boroughs have been split into two sectors; one for the haves, and one for the have-nots. Continue reading Night Call by Brenden Carlson

In a fantastical, 1920’s Georgia, the Ku Klux Klan is on the move, but these Ku Kluxes are different, having not the usual, bigoted white men under the hood, but a new breed of demonic monsters fueled by hate and satiated with violence. Continue reading Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark