The Ever Elusive Elwin Gowers
There was no one in Emre more elusive than Elwin Gowers, well, maybe Rory Hotten, but that poor bastard had been caught a few days ago. Elwin had always admired Rory. He thought he was untouchable. They were the same person after all.
A Deal Beneath The Moon
Read “A Deal Beneath the Moon,” a haunting dark fantasy short story about a desperate father who trades his memories to keep his daughter alive. Each full moon, the cost grows higher.
Mid-Year Update
Oh, um, hey. How’s it going? Oh, me you ask? Um, pretty good, getting better, but pretty good. Yes, I remember when I said I was going to post occasional updates, and yes, I agree that occasional updates should be more occasional than once every three months, but hey, I’m here now. That’s gotta count for something.…
Inheriting Rebellion Chapter 2
Jullanes tried to keep herself busy the rest of the day, but her thoughts constantly returned to Belle. What does she need to tell me? Did something happen in Barna? Why did she seem scared? Her stomach churned into knots, her head ached, and her sweaty palms made stitching almost impossible. “Are you alright, dear?” Alistair said…
A Blessing And A Curse
Author’s Note: I planned to include this interlude in the final version of Tales & Treasure, but it didn’t make the cut. I still think it’s a good addition to the world and provides a bit more depth to the events in Yimser. I hope you like it. Flowers fell at Feya’s feet for the fifth…
Inheriting Rebellion Chapter 1
The bell chimed as a customer walked into her shop. It wasn’t really her shop, but Jullanes did most of the work. She made the clothes. She mended the tears. She opened the doors at sunrise and closed them at sunset, but it wasn’t her shop. Nothing was hers anymore. A slender beam of light shone through…
A Pact of Thieves Chapter 1
Dinardo Dinardo’s mother tried to warn him. “Put others before yourself. Keep your head down. Do your job, and you’ll be fine,” she said at least once a day. Yes, he tried to put others before himself, but Dinardo didn’t want to keep his head down. He didn’t want to be fine. He wanted more,…
Tales & Treasure Prologue
Author’s note: I’ve always been a fan of a good prologue, especially for fantasy stories. They set the stage for the magical world you are about to enter. A good prologue is layered with foreshadowing, telling the reader enough to grab their attention but not enough to give away the plot of the story (or…
The Procurement Specialist
“A fucking lightning-charred branch of what?” I shout, looking over my latest order. Two barrels of mead, three hens, one goat, seven stalks of sugarcane, a bag of flour, and one lightning-charred branch of Elm. “Why can’t it be simple? This is the last time I take an order from that damn wizard. Oh, don’t…
Tales & Treasure Chapter 1
Vatis stepped over the corpse of a man he didn’t think could die. He was almost sad. There were only a handful of stories he knew that didn’t end with death, and those unfortunate people usually begged for release at some point. Maybe that’s how all stories should end. Vatis sat between the inviting roots of…
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