Books worth your shelf space — mine, and ones by people I know.
The Chalice of Xocariel
A Pathfinder adventure
The story begins not in a tavern, but in a coffee shop… and it ends with the fate of the world.
Jayne is a paladin who values honor above all. Malina is a sharp-tongued rogue who knows everyone. Arak is a mountainous warrior who lives for the next great tale. Together with a fastidious wizard, an elven guide, and a mushroom-obsessed gnome with a shrinking moose named Room, they are Golarion’s last best hope.
What starts as a mission to liberate a slave mine evolves into a desperate race against an ancient power that can peel back the fabric of reality. In the ruins of a city that once flew among the stars, this unlikely family must decide if they are heroes, or something much more dangerous.
A Grimm Quest
by Lex Pergz
Amy Grimm’s dream turns into a nightmare when the star of it, her fairy guard and best friend, Ash Dresden, suddenly bursts open and starts coughing up blood. Her morning does not improve when the two of them find out that Princess Capricorn, the heir of the Mound, has gone on walkabout in the Mortal Realm, and Amy, as the Human Ambassador to the Fey, is being tasked to go find her. It certainly doesn’t help that they’ve been paired with Ash’s long time rival, Remmington, for the duration of their quest and that the two previous guards tasked with this quest, both disappeared without a word.