A collection inspired by fate, choice, and the slightly chaotic confidence it takes to trust your instincts…
The Hero of the case is Starside by Alex Aster (special edition hardcover with sprayed edges): Hundreds of years ago, a brutal war split the world in two. Starside, a realm of magic, immortals, and descendants of the gods. Stormside, where mortals are left to fight for scraps of that power. Every fifty years, the gates between them open. Fifty challengers are chosen to cross into Starside on a deadly quest for magic that can heal, transform, or grant unimaginable power. But for Aris, this is not about power. It’s about vengeance. Armed with a blade she was never meant to claim, she enters a world more dangerous than she imagined. Where alliances are fragile, secrets run deep, and even the gods have something to fear.
The Book of Fate, hardcover notebook: notes for your future self. No Pressure! Every story begins somewhere. This is your space to plan, reflect, overthink, or rewrite things entirely. Whether you’re mapping out your next chapter or simply keeping track of the books that found you, consider this your place to put fate into words. After all, the stars may guide you…but the ink is yours.
Mark Your Story Sticker Set: A collection for the reader who didn’t choose books… books chose them. For your laptop, your kindle, your journal, or that one book you’ll never stop thinking about. Because every reader knows, some stickers/stories find you exactly when you need them.
The Universe Answers Deck of Cards: Can’t decide what to read next? You’re not alone. Use this deck to guide your next choice. Whether you fully trust the universe or just enjoy the drama of letting it decide for you. Shuffle your options. Ask your question. See what happens. Or ignore it completely and pick the one with the prettiest cover. We support both!
The Overthinking Pin Badge: This pin badge is a small reminder that maybe you’re not overthinking…maybe everyone else just isn’t thinking enough. Either way, we respect the process.
