Fantasy Stories

Mathullis has a gift for his apprentice, and Marisym has a gift for him.

The mountains of Tyrrick rise stark against the deep blue sky on the western edge of the continent. In those mountains is a cave, known to the superstitious locals as the Cave of Spirits. They say an ageless necromancer resides there, scion of a vanished people, and that any who enter the Cave of Spirits will never come out again, for he will drain them of life, and add theirs to his own.

A sexy, avaricious babysitter becomes the beneficiary of ancient magic.

In the quiet suburban neighborhood of Maseu Bay, two contrasting figures lived across the street from each other. On one side of Digby Manor Drive of the neatly lined homes, Ameera Griffith, a free-spirited woman who saw clothing as nothing more than a societal construct. Her philosophy was simple: why bother with clothes when the warmth of the sun and the gentle caress of a breeze were the only attire one truly needed?

With Halloween just around the corner, Don was committed to providing the sound system for the local street party. He had no way of knowing how involved he would get with Tyrese, the Student Groups Chairperson.

Rock and Flower, prince and princess of Orinova, were betrothed as children in an arranged marriage and raised together to ensure a successful union. Now grown, they must confront a mysterious evil that has arisen in the mountains, hidden for centuries. Its cause and power are unknown. Only their courage, training, and bond can save the realm from the darkness that threatens all.

A man finds a jar containing a genie - but nothing like the ones you usually read about

An Eternal Serpent's Tale
Nick sends his audience back to Moscow and Russia's early empire for the eventual birth of his Russian princess angel, Alexandra. Joe and Lindy's troupe and Xo's and Nick's angels make a home in a suburb of Boston, performing there and rehearsing a future performance at BAM in Brooklyn. Nick prepares a space for their next residency in SOHO in Manhattan. As always, reading the previous Tales is highly recommended. The length and complexity of the series makes it difficult to summarize. Sorry.

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.