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Lose yourself in more than 1,000 pages of love, magic, adventure, and hope ? all to help Ukrainian refugees affected by the recent tragedy.? The Fierce Hearts charity anthology features 46 romantic fantasy novellas, novelettes, short stories, and exclusive sneak-peek chapters from more than 40 authors, including New York Times and USA Today bestsellers. Stories range from mild to scorching in heat level. Most importantly, all proceeds (100%) will be donated to the International Rescue Committee (or a similar charity should IRC become unavailable), which in turn will be directed to supporting humanitarian efforts on behalf of the Ukrainian people. Authors featured include: Jeffe Kennedy, Olivia Wildenstein, Amelia Hutchins, Elizabeth Briggs, Karpov Kinrade, Sylvia Mercedes, Shari Tapscott, Hollee Mands, Miranda Honfleur, Carissa Broadbent, Clare Sager, Jessica M Butler, Catharine Glen, Monica Enderle Pierce, Karen Tomlinson, Marina Simcoe, Tessonja Odette, Anthea Sharp, Denali Day, Bethany Adams, and many more! Fierce Hearts is only available for a limited time, so don't miss your chance to own this fantastic anthology and support a very important cause. The anthology organizers and participating authors are not affiliated or endorsed by the charity.… (altro)
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Here is a chance to help Ukrainian refugees while also getting almost a month's worth of reading pleasure.
Short Stories
The Golden Queen by Bethany Adams is a mild fantasy romance set in Anera during mid-spring where High Queen Orla has been imprisoned in a portrait for over a century that takes about half an hour to read.
The Oath by Lauren L. Garcia is a mild romance set in Aredia starting in Whitewater City at The Eye in early spring where Cobalt has become the Commander that takes about an hour.
The Oni's Code by Catherine Glen is a warm Japanese paranormal romance starting in Chiigai and takes about an hour.
Finding Family by Joan Grey is a mild shipwreck tale taking less than an hour.
The Bargain by Clara C. Johnson is a mild fairy tale about a farm family going through hard times and the bargain the elder daughter makes with an elf, and takes about an hour to read.
Of Summer and Stormlarks by Constance Lopez is a mild romance set in Makaria with a ballroom scene and takes about 40 minutes.
Wanderer by Hollee Mands is a warm winter forbidden romance with complications that can be read in an afternoon.
Cursed Hollow by Daniela A. Mera is The mild tale of Chloe, Caretaker of Les Bois Vastes that takes less than an hour.
Hissing Hellcats by Clare Sager is a mildly romantic privateer tale set in the Sabreverse and takes about half an hour.
Novelettes
Out of the Fire by Amy Beatty is a warm tale set in midwinter about the importance of asking only ONE question that takes about an hour.
Secrets at Midnight by Elizabeth Briggs is a steamy parted lovers' tale that takes about an hour and a half.
Touch of Flame by Monica Enderle Pierce is a scorching wyvern tale set in Orm that takes about two hours.
Wildfire by Kristina Gruell is a mild palace intrigue and travelogue about seven-year-old Lord Brandon Morthan in the summer of 1001 and takes about two hours.
A Cure for Nel by Kyra Halland is a mild romance set in Tehovir in summer when Nel contracts Marsh-Bite fever, The story takes about two hours.
The Mad King's Gold by Emma Hamm is a warm paranormal Rumplestiltskin retelling set in autumn that takes about two hours.
Darkest King by Amelia Hutchins is a scorching fantasy with nonconsensual sex that starts in the Witch's Court and takes about an hour.
Rescued by Rumplestiltskin by Jaycee Jarvis is a family-friendly Rumplestiltskin retelling that takes forty minutes.
Forever Bound by Karpov Kinrade is a steamy vampire romance that opens in a freezing Ukrainian forest in late December that can be read in an afternoon.
Set aside an hour for Bound to His Fate by Lisa Kumar which is a royal marriage fantasy featuring Talion, King of the Erian people.
Tiger Lily by Kate Lefay & Eileen Fox is a delightfully warm dragon debut set at Deeprun of Dahn Agata that kept me up WAY past my bedtime.
A Fae's Dilemma by M. Lynn & Melissa A. Craven is the mild prequel to the Queens of the Fae Series and is about 16-year-old Alona Cahill the magic-less princess of Eldur, taking a couple of hours to read.
Wayfinders: The Novice by C.A. Morley, taken from a longer work, is set in a religious school in Tilmar in midwinter, where 13-year-old Amity makes 15-year-old Paxton uncomfortable because she is so cheerful. Their story takes about two and a half hours.
Ballad Underfoot by Vanessa Roades is a warm, contemporary Orpheus retelling that takes about two hours.
Blood Legacy by Vela Roth is a scorching paranormal which starts in the great hall of the late Lord Octavian and takes about an hour to read.
Heart of the Forest by Anthea Sharp is a mild prequel to her Darkwood series, opening with Prince Kentry Larnoch of Raine chasing The White Stag through the Darkwood, and taking about an hour and a half.
Fire in Stone by Marina Simcoe is a steamy paranormal romance from the world of the River of Mists, set in Munich, that takes less than an hour.
Master of Wolves by R.A. Steffan, a scorching paranormal MM romance with consensual BDSM, kept me up WAY past my bedtime.
The Midnight Fae by Shari L. Tapscott is a warm 90-minute prequel to her Royal Fae world that opens in the ballroom of Davon in Valsta where ten princesses are gathered for a "friendly visit" to King Balthus and Prince Elliot.
A Gift for a Fae Warrior by Megan Van Dyke is a warm fantasy novelette set in winter on Aine's Day in Seelie Virideria while Amantia is attacked by Unseelie, and takes less than an hour.
Novella and Novels
Shattered Oak by Claudia Blood is a mild supernatural prologue in a battle against evil that can be read in an afternoon.
All the Prince's Men by Meredith Hart is a scorching gay romance with a twist that can be read in an afternoon.
Slayer's Song by Kelly N. Jane is a warm paranormal from the world of The Timeless Portal set in Cachise Valley where Miss Orsika plies her trade and the book can be finished in an afternoon.
Awakened by K.N. Lee is a mild paranormal battle against evil set in The Vale in which identities are revealed but after three and a half hours one is left on a cliff.
The Diamond Scar by Lisette Marshall is a sweet, steamy tale of an out-of-work soldier in midwinter at the Copper Coast court ball that takes two hours.
Song of Shadows by Sylvia Mercedes is a mild prequel to her Venatrix Chronicles which starts in Basina when Hollis di Theldry is three and quickly moves ahead to when she is twenty at Castra Iarcand, with a culminating return to Iarcand when she is twenty.
Exiling a Fae Queen by Joanna Reeder is a mild contemporary prequel to her Raven Court Series which tells the story of Crown Princess Aria Elmswisk of North Court and can be read in a long afternoon.
Mermaid Queen by Anna Santos: What can I say without risking a spoiler? There ARE steamy parts and the book only takes three hours.
Hearts of Stone: Star Crossed by Velora Venn is a mild dystopia and rebirth story with steam-punk elements starting six months ago on Gaiath in spring with the Mist and the mandracals expelled from Noxhaven, among them, Sakura Kiyama (twenty-one). After a couple of hours of reading, the book ends unresolved.
First Chapters of
The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent is a mild quest in which Vincent, the vampire king, adopts Oraya, a human orphan, raising her to age 21.
Dragon Unmasked by Jessica M. Butler is a warm standalone series in the Tue-RAh verse that has human sacrifices and a quest to end them.
Star Found by Therena Carlin is a steamy romantic paranormal fantasy set in spring in the Tri-Realms Borderlands during the perennial war between good and evil.
Dokiri Claimed by Denali Day is a warm paranormal fantasy about the profoundly deaf dragon rider Roar and his courtship of the blond, singing goat girl.
Dragon Mage by Tameri Etherton is a steamy fantasy from the Aetherverse where 25-year-old Amaleigh and 50ish Cornelius hide near Cilachaem from King Heshen of Eidyn.
An Ember in the Dark by Miranda Honfleur is a steamy, standalone fantasy romance set in the world of Blade and Rose which starts with Lucia (body double for Princess Bianca) hiding in the monastery library with her ladies from the attack of rogue elves.
The Storm Princess and the Raven King by Jeffe Kennedy is a steamy paranormal fantasy romance adventure that starts at Castle Ordnung at the end of a tryst between teenagers surfer Princess Salena Nakoa KauPo of Nahanau and Prince Ryian of Annfwn of the Thirteen Kingdoms, then jumps ahead seven years.
A Throne of Shadows by Tessonja Odette is a warm dark paranormal fantasy about secrets that starts out on Beltane in a tent shared by Cora and Maiya amid the Forest People, moving on from there to Verlot Palace where Princess Mareleau Harvallis is choosing her groom (even though she has been engaged to Crown Prince Teryn Alante of Menah for that past three years).
Of Queens and Dragons by Bernadette Rowley is a steamy fantasy that starts in Thorius when King Beniel Zialni has just died defending against the Sis Lenweri and has elements of a slightly sordid royal soap opera.
Veil of Souls by Karen Tomlinson is a quick introduction to an extremely dysfunctional paranormal family in the Netherworld.
City of Ruin by Charissa Weaks is a steamy autumn tale starting in Frostwater Wood of Winterhold about Raina who cannot speak and Alexus Thibault AKA Alexi of Ghent, now over 320 years of age, who was terrorized as a child of ten in The Death Pit.
House of Beating Wings by Olivia Wildenstein is a warm, somewhat contemporary fantasy set in Tarelexo near Monteluce about 22-year-old halfling Fallon Rossi and Altezza Dante and has a full soap opera of characters.
I had an ARC via Bookfunnel and this voluntary review is my own opinion ( )
Lose yourself in more than 1,000 pages of love, magic, adventure, and hope ? all to help Ukrainian refugees affected by the recent tragedy.? The Fierce Hearts charity anthology features 46 romantic fantasy novellas, novelettes, short stories, and exclusive sneak-peek chapters from more than 40 authors, including New York Times and USA Today bestsellers. Stories range from mild to scorching in heat level. Most importantly, all proceeds (100%) will be donated to the International Rescue Committee (or a similar charity should IRC become unavailable), which in turn will be directed to supporting humanitarian efforts on behalf of the Ukrainian people. Authors featured include: Jeffe Kennedy, Olivia Wildenstein, Amelia Hutchins, Elizabeth Briggs, Karpov Kinrade, Sylvia Mercedes, Shari Tapscott, Hollee Mands, Miranda Honfleur, Carissa Broadbent, Clare Sager, Jessica M Butler, Catharine Glen, Monica Enderle Pierce, Karen Tomlinson, Marina Simcoe, Tessonja Odette, Anthea Sharp, Denali Day, Bethany Adams, and many more! Fierce Hearts is only available for a limited time, so don't miss your chance to own this fantastic anthology and support a very important cause. The anthology organizers and participating authors are not affiliated or endorsed by the charity.
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Short Stories
The Golden Queen by Bethany Adams is a mild fantasy romance set in Anera during mid-spring where High Queen Orla has been imprisoned in a portrait for over a century that takes about half an hour to read.
The Oath by Lauren L. Garcia is a mild romance set in Aredia starting in Whitewater City at The Eye in early spring where Cobalt has become the Commander that takes about an hour.
The Oni's Code by Catherine Glen is a warm Japanese paranormal romance starting in Chiigai and takes about an hour.
Finding Family by Joan Grey is a mild shipwreck tale taking less than an hour.
The Bargain by Clara C. Johnson is a mild fairy tale about a farm family going through hard times and the bargain the elder daughter makes with an elf, and takes about an hour to read.
Of Summer and Stormlarks by Constance Lopez is a mild romance set in Makaria with a ballroom scene and takes about 40 minutes.
Wanderer by Hollee Mands is a warm winter forbidden romance with complications that can be read in an afternoon.
Cursed Hollow by Daniela A. Mera is The mild tale of Chloe, Caretaker of Les Bois Vastes that takes less than an hour.
Hissing Hellcats by Clare Sager is a mildly romantic privateer tale set in the Sabreverse and takes about half an hour.
Novelettes
Out of the Fire by Amy Beatty is a warm tale set in midwinter about the importance of asking only ONE question that takes about an hour.
Secrets at Midnight by Elizabeth Briggs is a steamy parted lovers' tale that takes about an hour and a half.
Touch of Flame by Monica Enderle Pierce is a scorching wyvern tale set in Orm that takes about two hours.
Wildfire by Kristina Gruell is a mild palace intrigue and travelogue about seven-year-old Lord Brandon Morthan in the summer of 1001 and takes about two hours.
A Cure for Nel by Kyra Halland is a mild romance set in Tehovir in summer when Nel contracts Marsh-Bite fever, The story takes about two hours.
The Mad King's Gold by Emma Hamm is a warm paranormal Rumplestiltskin retelling set in autumn that takes about two hours.
Darkest King by Amelia Hutchins is a scorching fantasy with nonconsensual sex that starts in the Witch's Court and takes about an hour.
Rescued by Rumplestiltskin by Jaycee Jarvis is a family-friendly Rumplestiltskin retelling that takes forty minutes.
Forever Bound by Karpov Kinrade is a steamy vampire romance that opens in a freezing Ukrainian forest in late December that can be read in an afternoon.
Set aside an hour for Bound to His Fate by Lisa Kumar which is a royal marriage fantasy featuring Talion, King of the Erian people.
Tiger Lily by Kate Lefay & Eileen Fox is a delightfully warm dragon debut set at Deeprun of Dahn Agata that kept me up WAY past my bedtime.
A Fae's Dilemma by M. Lynn & Melissa A. Craven is the mild prequel to the Queens of the Fae Series and is about 16-year-old Alona Cahill the magic-less princess of Eldur, taking a couple of hours to read.
Wayfinders: The Novice by C.A. Morley, taken from a longer work, is set in a religious school in Tilmar in midwinter, where 13-year-old Amity makes 15-year-old Paxton uncomfortable because she is so cheerful. Their story takes about two and a half hours.
Ballad Underfoot by Vanessa Roades is a warm, contemporary Orpheus retelling that takes about two hours.
Blood Legacy by Vela Roth is a scorching paranormal which starts in the great hall of the late Lord Octavian and takes about an hour to read.
Heart of the Forest by Anthea Sharp is a mild prequel to her Darkwood series, opening with Prince Kentry Larnoch of Raine chasing The White Stag through the Darkwood, and taking about an hour and a half.
Fire in Stone by Marina Simcoe is a steamy paranormal romance from the world of the River of Mists, set in Munich, that takes less than an hour.
Master of Wolves by R.A. Steffan, a scorching paranormal MM romance with consensual BDSM, kept me up WAY past my bedtime.
The Midnight Fae by Shari L. Tapscott is a warm 90-minute prequel to her Royal Fae world that opens in the ballroom of Davon in Valsta where ten princesses are gathered for a "friendly visit" to King Balthus and Prince Elliot.
A Gift for a Fae Warrior by Megan Van Dyke is a warm fantasy novelette set in winter on Aine's Day in Seelie Virideria while Amantia is attacked by Unseelie, and takes less than an hour.
Novella and Novels
Shattered Oak by Claudia Blood is a mild supernatural prologue in a battle against evil that can be read in an afternoon.
All the Prince's Men by Meredith Hart is a scorching gay romance with a twist that can be read in an afternoon.
Slayer's Song by Kelly N. Jane is a warm paranormal from the world of The Timeless Portal set in Cachise Valley where Miss Orsika plies her trade and the book can be finished in an afternoon.
Awakened by K.N. Lee is a mild paranormal battle against evil set in The Vale in which identities are revealed but after three and a half hours one is left on a cliff.
The Diamond Scar by Lisette Marshall is a sweet, steamy tale of an out-of-work soldier in midwinter at the Copper Coast court ball that takes two hours.
Song of Shadows by Sylvia Mercedes is a mild prequel to her Venatrix Chronicles which starts in Basina when Hollis di Theldry is three and quickly moves ahead to when she is twenty at Castra Iarcand, with a culminating return to Iarcand when she is twenty.
Exiling a Fae Queen by Joanna Reeder is a mild contemporary prequel to her Raven Court Series which tells the story of Crown Princess Aria Elmswisk of North Court and can be read in a long afternoon.
Mermaid Queen by Anna Santos: What can I say without risking a spoiler? There ARE steamy parts and the book only takes three hours.
Hearts of Stone: Star Crossed by Velora Venn is a mild dystopia and rebirth story with steam-punk elements starting six months ago on Gaiath in spring with the Mist and the mandracals expelled from Noxhaven, among them, Sakura Kiyama (twenty-one). After a couple of hours of reading, the book ends unresolved.
First Chapters of
The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent is a mild quest in which Vincent, the vampire king, adopts Oraya, a human orphan, raising her to age 21.
Dragon Unmasked by Jessica M. Butler is a warm standalone series in the Tue-RAh verse that has human sacrifices and a quest to end them.
Star Found by Therena Carlin is a steamy romantic paranormal fantasy set in spring in the Tri-Realms Borderlands during the perennial war between good and evil.
Dokiri Claimed by Denali Day is a warm paranormal fantasy about the profoundly deaf dragon rider Roar and his courtship of the blond, singing goat girl.
Dragon Mage by Tameri Etherton is a steamy fantasy from the Aetherverse where 25-year-old Amaleigh and 50ish Cornelius hide near Cilachaem from King Heshen of Eidyn.
An Ember in the Dark by Miranda Honfleur is a steamy, standalone fantasy romance set in the world of Blade and Rose which starts with Lucia (body double for Princess Bianca) hiding in the monastery library with her ladies from the attack of rogue elves.
The Storm Princess and the Raven King by Jeffe Kennedy is a steamy paranormal fantasy romance adventure that starts at Castle Ordnung at the end of a tryst between teenagers surfer Princess Salena Nakoa KauPo of Nahanau and Prince Ryian of Annfwn of the Thirteen Kingdoms, then jumps ahead seven years.
A Throne of Shadows by Tessonja Odette is a warm dark paranormal fantasy about secrets that starts out on Beltane in a tent shared by Cora and Maiya amid the Forest People, moving on from there to Verlot Palace where Princess Mareleau Harvallis is choosing her groom (even though she has been engaged to Crown Prince Teryn Alante of Menah for that past three years).
Of Queens and Dragons by Bernadette Rowley is a steamy fantasy that starts in Thorius when King Beniel Zialni has just died defending against the Sis Lenweri and has elements of a slightly sordid royal soap opera.
Veil of Souls by Karen Tomlinson is a quick introduction to an extremely dysfunctional paranormal family in the Netherworld.
City of Ruin by Charissa Weaks is a steamy autumn tale starting in Frostwater Wood of Winterhold about Raina who cannot speak and Alexus Thibault AKA Alexi of Ghent, now over 320 years of age, who was terrorized as a child of ten in The Death Pit.
House of Beating Wings by Olivia Wildenstein is a warm, somewhat contemporary fantasy set in Tarelexo near Monteluce about 22-year-old halfling Fallon Rossi and Altezza Dante and has a full soap opera of characters.
I had an ARC via Bookfunnel and this voluntary review is my own opinion (