Winnie Clark

Sarael is a cherub who has spent eons trying to become a guardian angel. However, being the most clumsy little angel in paradise renders his attempts practically futile. Sensitized by the hard work of the cherub, the Master Archangel of the Guard decides to give little Sarael the task of taking care of a child for an entire month, under the supervision of the guardian angel Esmael. If, at the end of the month, the chosen child is alive and relatively healthy, the little angel will finally be allowed to be a professional Guardian Angel. Can Sarael pass the test? Or will Esmael go crazy trying to save not only the child, but the unlucky king himself, Sarael?

Winnie Clark

Finding himself alone and lost at a wedding party, Dylan Mackenzie sits at a table with three chatty ladies. Trying not to get bored, Dylan watches the dance floor, and finds himself lost in teenage memories as he sees a beautiful woman dancing like there's no tomorrow.

William Pavanelli PrendesNew Author

A drop of blood fell into her father's grave. Angels and demons came to fetch it. On a morning of eclipse, the sun and the moon meet over Kaldvik, in the frozen north of Andronor. In the afternoon, Aldara climbs the slope to leave blue thistle on her father's grave. A thorn pierces her finger. A drop falls to the earth. Down below, in the Umbra, a demonic lord sees the glow of that blood and recognizes what the gods had deemed extinct. The eclipse made the veil between the worlds thin. The demons rise. From the Splendor the angels descend. In the midst of the fight, Roriel, commander of the phalanx, saves Aldara and closes the wound on her shoulder with a sung word. Then Árcon, god of justice and light, gives the sentence: the mortal must die. The one who descends to carry it out is Roriel, alone. Angels do not know how to disobey. Roriel finds the only way not to kill her. He tears off his own wings. Without light and without flight, in a body that now feels cold and hunger, he flees with Aldara to the Mountain of White Silence. There the two raise a house, and he learns to live as a man. But the sky has not forgotten the order, and in the Umbra the lord who saw that glow keeps waiting.

In the year 3075, humanity has achieved extraordinary technological advances. Machines coexist with people, cities are dominated by gigantic corporations, and technology is capable of replacing almost any part of the human body. But not even a thousand years of progress were enough to build a better world. While the richest live surrounded by privileges, millions of people survive in a society marked by inequality, violence, and corruption. It is in this world that Nia lives, a domestic robot who works in the residence of an elderly businessman. Her existence is simple: clean, organize, and carry out the tasks for which she was programmed. At least it should be. In a city where everything has a price, a police officer tries to find his place within a corrupt system, while a woman connected to the criminal underworld does what is necessary to survive. Three distinct lives, in a society that seems to have forgotten the meaning of humanity. In a world where machines become increasingly human, what remains of humanity in people?

Bea B Pereira

A tale from the Universe of Blades of Blood and Salt When documents begin to disappear from the Royal Archives shortly after her coronation, Queen Yrana finds an unlikely ally in Arinos, a young scholar obsessed with unraveling patterns. Together, they uncover a silent conspiracy capable of changing the fate of Beamar.

Bea B Pereira

A tale from the Universe of Blades of Blood and Salt When young King Yancy sets out to end the war in the Afeosh Mountains, he did not expect to find in Niaria - the rebel leader - his greatest enemy and... his only ally. Between strategies, provocations, and whispered promises, the two seal a pact that will change Beamar forever. But every promise has a price, and theirs may cost more than they were prepared for.