The last Gareth and Pteri story that is finished and the most difficult to write so far. Prince Kija has finally given up his revenge plans against Gareth... or has he? Lots of excitement! Magic gone wrong! Love betrayed! And lots of cooking!
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A short quest story set before "King's Magic", but it can be read at any time. Another of my favorites; guess I am just a sucker for a dragon... with romantic problems.
The fourth Gareth and Pteri story, taking place after "War with the Gods", in which our happy couple decide to take a vacation. Seriously. Nothing going on here but fun in the sun. What? You don't believe me? This is the first story in the Prince Kija story-arc.
Sequel to "Road to Shilla", this is the first face-to-face meeting between Gareth and Pteri. Hope everything goes well. Not like some insane mage will choose that moment to destroy the Kingdom...
The second Gareth and Pteri story. Another day, another quest; this time someone has misplaced an unpopular Princess, but does anyone REALLY want to find her?
You can't teach an old dog new tricks? How about an old Prince? Is it too late for Prince M'hul to learn what 'Noblesse Oblige' means? All these questions will be answered! (except the Noblesse one, you will have to look that one up on your own)
Your basic love story, between a man... and a monster! After years of hiding in a bottle, our hero is called upon to once more save the Kingdom, but for the first time he has to do it without his wife... and sober. The first Gareth and Pteri story.
Prequal to all the stories, set before Gareth even comes to The Kingdom of the Winds, before he meets PteriDae. This one answers a few questions, like: How did Gareth become a warrior? and Why does PteriDae capitalize that 'D'?
The next story after "A Lesson in Deception", this is the second in the Prince Kija story-arc. This is a story about fitting in and TV dinners... and why 'escape' is less of an occurance than a process. Warning: Ninjas!
