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__________Short story plus bonus chapters__________
Farseer
"My birth was ordinary; full of a woman's pain and blood. I didn't mean to kill her, but I was frightened and I was dying."
Aesic Dyonn is a Farseer. A souleater with the ability to cut a person's soul from their body with a mere look. His kind are feared by all, whether they deserve that fear or not.
Valin Amatta is the first person in a long time to approach him directly, despite her fears. So when she comes asking for someone to help investigate the murder of her father, he is compelled to help her, but he finds more on their journey than he bargained for.
Farseer is 10,000 words long (approximately 32 pages)
Bonus chapters:
Beneath a Broken Sky
Quin is the newest generation in a long, proud line of knights, but he less than lives up to his legacy. To earn his knighthood and escape the looming disapproval of his father, he accepts a mission far in the North. There he runs into Arria, an ancient dragon newly awakened, and Keeva, a half blood dragon whose word is as dubious as her birthright. The violent encounter with Arria and her servants leaves Quin's mentor dead, and him stranded far from the safety of the Knight's Guild. Keeva is his only ally, but she has a past she cannot escape. Quin finds a kindred soul in Keeva, but their growing friendship holds danger as well as hope.
Arria, her mate slain by Quin's ancestor, clings to the only thing she has left: grief-stricken revenge that threatens the survival of knights and dragons alike. With Keeva's help, Quin must dig up a truth long buried and secrets that were never meant to be found. Both knights and dragons need to fight together to defeat Arria, but in his attempt to unite these enemies, will Quin commit the ultimate sin for a knight? To fall in love with a dragon.
6,000 words (approximately 18 pages)
In the Twilight Between
Nadya was content. She had a good job, a boyfriend, a nice normal little life.
Then in a flash of light, her normal life is ripped away and she is drawn through a portal into a dangerous new world. Caught in the middle of a bloody civil war Nadya must choose which side to fight for and which brother to trust: Levah of the White Rose or Tylev Lord of Raven House.
But not everything is as it appears. In this world words are power and magic is everywhere, magic that Nadya herself must learn to wield, but darker motives lay just beneath the surface.
Nadya's decision will turn the tides of war, but if she chooses wrong she will lose her very soul.
2,500 words (approximately 8 pages)
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