Stories

Egypt has turned her back on the gods of creation. A storm of death is coming, and the rain will wash away the transgressions.

Adam is a sixteen year old mage cast out from his village by a people sworn to hate and destroy all magic in the world. He is thrust into a world with people like him and has embraced magic as a good in the world. Now living in the city of Arantiva, he discovers that he is not truly happy until a boy much like him comes into his life. But with this chance meeting comes a web of secrets, lies, and prophecies that bind him and his new friend closer than he could have ever imagined...

The War of the Roses has been going on since the beginning of time, however it comes to the head for one young man when he is inducted into the sect opposed by his father.

In the not too distant future, technology makes some discoveries that might have been better off not being made, as they accidentally return magic to the world.

Bonds are formed, relationships are tested and trust is taken to the limit…in the In Between. The In Between is a sequel and a continuation of events in Not The Sun. If you haven't read Not The Sun, I suggest you do that first.

What happens when a school boy and a young lord spend a little too much time together?

A recent college graduate has a dream of building the world’s first ski resort. Unfortunately, he doesn’t take into account who owns the land and whether his compatriots are with him or against him. Joining the fun are dwarfs, nymphs and fairies, werewolves, a satyr, an unghostly ghost, an unfortunate eunuch, and a Hero.

A silver haired elf and a redheaded human find that their destinies are intertwined. This story is only for those who enjoy medieval, magical fantasy starring boys and teens. It is from The Book of Heroes, the source of “The Translator,” “The Paladin,” “Dragon’s Treasure,” “George of Sedona,” and other stories.This particular story begins in the elven city of Barbicana.

When did what happen? Many people have asked for a timeline for these stories. Here's the best that's available, right now.

In the tradition of Rudyard Kipling, a boy who is a thief becomes a spy.