C. Brennecke liked The Great Unlife
The Great Unlife
An ancient and powerful wizard goes in search of a device from the distant past that may hold the key to eternal life.
C. Brennecke liked The Devil You Know
The Devil You Know
Two alien races vie for control of Earth, decimating the human population. Hell is not pleased.
C. Brennecke liked Daughter of the Mara
Daughter of the Mara
Is she crazy or is it all a horrible nightmare she can’t wake up from? Jayashree Atkinson has been told her whole life she’s crazy: after all, most people don’t dream while they’re awake.
C. Brennecke liked The Fairy Stepmother, Inc.
The Fairy Stepmother Inc.
If the world were fair, Evelyn Radcliffe would be a successful businesswoman. Instead, she’s got two dead husbands, two teenage girls obsessed with marrying princes, and not a single fairy godmother in sight.
C. Brennecke liked The Second Coming Of Hell
The Second Coming Of Hell
An end of days fantasy where the Bible is misleading Christians and the Messiah is a fallen angel in disguise! Humanity is caught in the cross hairs of their twisted plot. Can a sorceress, a vampire, and a fighter with an unknown power stop them?
C. Brennecke liked The Fable Hunt
The Fable Hunt
A sleepy town, a couple of readers, and a fairy on a quest to save stories from extinction. Will they find new sources of inspiration or will books die out forever?
C. Brennecke liked The Summoning
The Summoning
An over-eager game developer becomes a pawn in an occult conspiracy to summon the devil in virtual reality.
C. Brennecke liked Cinderella and Bluebeard
Darkness Visible
What if your Fairy Godmother were a Vampire and your Prince Charming a Serial Killer? A legend of the Hundred Years’ War retold.
C. Brennecke liked The Bones of the Past
The Bones of the Past
Life twisting magic, demonic possession and immortals who have outlived many of the gods themselves come together in this epic fantasy inspired by the likes of Glen Cook and Steven Erikson.
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