Novels

Marsalis, a man with the ability to manipulate gravity, is hired on as general manager of the failing Kaphurna Hotel. The hotel is a mess, Marsalis is a mess—they're perfect for each other! But now he has to fix both the hotel and his own life, while dealing with the hotel's eccentric staff, difficult owner, and magical guests who can bend lightning or transform into a bear. Not to mention his own complicated past, which he's absolutely, positively, 100% certain is behind him now.

Granite would rather meditate than fight, but humans keep trying to enslave him. As a giant stone golem, Granite helps guard the Stoneheart, which shackles all golems to whomever wields its power. For five thousand years, the golems have protected their community from humanity's repeated attempts to claim the artifact. When Neshi comes for it, Granite expects another routine defense.

It is anything but routine. The other golems remain strangely inanimate, leaving Granite alone to face the thief. He grows desperate.

Neshi is desperate, too. Her kingdom is losing a war. The golem army could keep her family safe and her people free. Granite doesn't want to fight—for Neshi or anybody else—but if he can't stop her from activating the Stoneheart, he won't have a choice.

In Bastion, giants and humans live side by side, though Ramses rarely needed to leave the human districts. That is, until the city became infected with the Mole Rot. This new disease kills humans frighteningly quickly, giving apothecaries like Ramses little time to test potential remedies on living subjects. It seems hopeless, until for the first time, a giant contracts the disease. The giant has the same symptoms as humans, but the disease progresses more slowly through their much larger bodies. This is the opportunity Ramses has been waiting for. Finally, he has a chance study the disease and find a cure. But his quest will take him to unexpected places: giant districts, political arenas, and the sewers of Bastion where bear-sized rats infest the tunnels. With his family and the city at stake, Ramses will brave it all to solve the mystery of the Mole Rot.

Christopher got Spliced so he could be better at his job. Combining animal DNA with his own was supposed to give him better vision, faster reflexes, greater strength. He wasn't supposed to be kidnapped and dropped into an illegal gladiator arena. Now he's fighting for his life against other Spliced while the rich and powerful laugh and bet on who will survive.

But Christopher is determined not to die here. He'd going to find a way out before he gets gutted by a crab claw or strangled by a gorilla's grip. The veteran gladiators tell him no one has ever escaped the arena alive, but Christopher has an advantage no one else had: he's the first Spliced in history to successfully combine with bird DNA, which gave him wings and the ability to fly. Will that be enough or will he end up just another body in the sand?