A Girl and Her Demon
Millicent is a lucky girl. Not only is she blonde, pretty, andpetite, but she also is the daughter of the Minister of Magic andwealthy to boot. On her fifteenth birthday, she is thrilled to begiven permission from her father to summon her very own demonfamiliar. But when the spell is completed, she is disappointed to seea small and not very impressive-looking minor demon.
Disorder and intrigue are brewing in the ancient city of Rathburg, and the balance of power is in flux. The new clockwork machines of the Tech Ministry are interfering with the magical forces in which the city has long been awash. Forces are vying for power, and like a team engine with a stuck valve, disaster is imminent.
Millicent’s luck soon changes when the Ministry of Technology organizes a coup against the Magic Ministry, assassinates her father, and attempts to kill her, forcing her to hide in the underworld of the city among the whores and urchins. Eventually, with the help of her demon, she escapes to a ruined castle outside the city, where she meticulously plans a deliciously epic revenge against all those who betrayed her and her family.
The Enchanted Village
A fairytale fantasy novel brimming with heroes, knights, witches, elves, dwarfs, goblins, trolls, giants, ogres, dragons, and unicorns. The book takes inspiration from the darker tales of the Brothers Grimm with a dash of Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Most of the adventure takes place in the secluded village of Bunwych, a town drenched in magic due to its proximity to the fairy land of Elfhame.
The main protagonist is a woman; strong but conflicted, trying her best to raise her children alone. The chief antagonist is the Fairy Queen, who hates the humans and attempts to meddle with their affairs. A mysterious knight from the distant, more civilized part of the kingdom arrives and attempts to purge the haunted ruined castle of its ghosts. Comic relief is provided by the bumbling Dwarf King who, after killing his fiance for mentioning fairies and flowers, undertakes to woo the most beautiful girl in Bunwych. The characters move through a series of adventures building to the climax on midsummer's night.
Inside the book are 22 charming full color illustrations.
22 full color illustrations
Tales From the Age of Legends
Tales from the Age of Legends is a collection of 22 short stories, set in a mythical period when magic was commonplace, vampires and other monsters roamed the land, ghosts tormented their murderers, and wizards and witches were potent and feared. Combining the brisk pace and action of Robert E. Howard, the diabolical horror of Poe, the romance and intrigue of a gothic mystery novel, the surprise twists of an O Henry story, the humor of Twain, the enchantment of fairy tales, the exotic wonder of the Arabian Nights, along with a smattering of steampunk, this book is a stew of heroic and dark fantasy. The stories are woven together by a traveling storyteller named Barret, a monastic educated scribe and adventurer who is also the chief protagonist in some of the tales.
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