Everyone tells the story of the werewolf from a human’s perspective, but have you ever wondered how the werewolf feels?
Sarah Amos loves her life in picturesque Jasper National Park. Both Stoney Nakoda and werewolf, she was born to run in wide open spaces. Freedom, food, and family; Sarah has everything she needs.
A Kingdom of Ice Novella Solstice is the partial retelling of Kingdom of Ice, Book 1 of A Dark Faerie Tale Trilogy, told from Khione’s (the Snow White character) POV. It can be read by those who haven’t read Kingdom of Ice and for those who have, it adds another dimension to the story. Also included are two additional chapters. The peaceful...
Princess Khione craves her vain and heartless mother’s love. After her beloved father dies, she despairs at ever finding love and happiness again. The only comfort she finds is in her nursemaid and her nursemaid’s daughter. Years later, Khione’s jealous mother orchestrates an event that nearly ends her life. Forced to flee into the Forsaken...
Princess Khione travels to Agraunia with Gerda and Kai, in order to protect those who sheltered her from her wicked mother, Queen Eleanor. She intends to seek sanctuary at Tormain Palace, the home of her mother’s cousin, Queen Katrina. However, life there is not how she imagined and she discovers that the apparently impeccable, Crown Prince...
After a revealing chain of events, Rose, the true heir to the throne of Turia, returns with her faerie godmothers. Upon arriving at her former summer residence, she finds some unexpected houseguests: A girl in a red cloak and a wolf. Along with Khione and her friends, they volunteer to help her depose Queen Eleanor, a task that may prove more...
Cain Crocker was down on his luck. The love of his life, Tiffany Gates, had just dumped him, his latest enterprise: Stuffing by Numbers had been dealt a fatal blow. The future of his successful business: Rent a Ghost, now seems in jeopardy. After a late night visit to a cafe, he returns home alone to his modest mansion. He falls asleep on the...
