โ Scribed by Brent Michael Kelley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โI'm really not a fan of horror, but this one held my morbidly fascinated attention to the end. Originality sparkles throughout...โ โ Piers Anthony
In the first installment of Mischief Mayhem Want and Woe, Brent Michael Kelley unleashes the horrors of Desecration on Stagwater.
Norchug Mot Losiat, Chuggie to his friends, is walking Drought. When, in his rambling, he stumbles upon the remote city of Stagwater, he finds love, temptation, and treachery. He fights against men, demons, and his own nature to battle the sinister forces threatening the city. But Chuggie? All he wants is a boat.
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