Turn The Page – Episode 328D – Sylvia Mercedes

Bride of the Shadow King See more

Author Sylvia Mercedes comes to chat about the reissue of BRIDE OF THE SHADOW KING, the first in a Romantic Fantasy series that introduces us to Faraine, an outcast princess who meets Vor, the titular shadow king – and though they are star crossed, Vor is pledged to marry her sister. Check out these artists mentioned in the interview for some extra visual materials. IG @‌dianadworak and Storywrappers.

Turn The Page – Episode 327A – J.S. Dewes

The Relentless Legion

J.S. Dewes brings us to the edge of the DIVIDE series with THE RELENTLESS LEGION, a fast-paced space opera featuring a crew of unforgettable misfits. Dewes talks about her chaotic writing methods and her work in the video game industry.

Turn The Page – Episode 326C – Sarah Hawley

Servant of Earth (The Shards of Magic Book 1) See more

Hawley, best known for her supernatural rom-coms, takes a full turn into the world of dark fantasy – and we are HERE for it. Jessikah chatted with Sarah about her fresh take on Fae Lore, fictional villains and all the things you will love about SERVANT OF EARTH.

Turn The Page – Episode 326B – Lisa Williamson Rosenberg

Mirror Me: A Novel

Rosenberg explores identity, race and family in MIRROR ME, a mind bending psychological thriller about Eddie, a young man (and Pär, Eddie’s alter) who believes he murdered his brother’s fiance.

Turn The Page – Episode 325B – Aurora Palit

Sunshine and Spice

A little sunshine, a little spice and a lot of heart! Aurora Palit brings us a fun fake dating romance that brings together Naomi and Dev, two Bengali Canadians from very different backgrounds who work out an agreement that brings some unexpected heat to the menu.

Turn The Page – Episode 324A – C.J. Cooke

Carolyn Jess-Cooke

C.J. Cooke is back with a tale of family drama and witchcraft! When a teenage girl goes missing and returns very much changed, a mother must figure out what happened and how it connects to a historical Scottish witchcraft trial. Told in dual timelines.