Phoenix Writing: Pack Light

We're going on a blog tour!

Something written this way comes...

First, I've been putting some short fiction on the site's other pages (those tabs near the top actually do something worthwhile). Next...

Murder at Wardenclyffe is a sequel to The Official Private Eye Handbook and second of the City of Magick series. This time, private eye Brick Stone is called to the mansion of an old friend to attend a gathering with a hidden purpose. Naturally, the event barely has time to begin before a puzzling murder occurs. Brick knew he should've just burned the invitation and shot the phone on the first ring.

Back on the clock and with an empty stomach, the iron-fisted, gunslinging PI finds himself in the middle of too many surly suspects on a very dark and stormy night.

Child of Fire and Blood begins the Theobroma series. Lar Kwa is the Lost Prince of Alban, absent from his frozen homeland of proud warriors for twenty years. Bearing Tshan’casai, the ancient sword of his fathers, he is determined to use its potent magics to become savior to his troubled people. From the Crimson Throne, with Princess Treutelaar, Light of the People, at his side and advanced technology at his command, he plans to accomplish nothing short of the reformation of the fragmented empire forged by his family in days long past.
Many oppose Lar Kwa’s ambitions, content with maintaining the status quo, but the prince has opened himself to guidance by forces beyond mortal ken. Of what consequence then are the wishes of mankind, the power of dragons, the intervention of isolationist warlords or the concerns of neighboring nations to a monarch willing to plunge half the world into war in order to rule it? Can the disturbing visions of one young misfit be of significance as elements of strange prophecies continue to manifest?
As truths struggle to find the light, they will threaten not only the sanity of those involved, but to unravel the very fabric of reality.

Buckle up. This one should be quite a ride.

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Saturday, December 14, 2013

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