β Scribed by H L Burke
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jericho Carver has fought evil fairies and defeated dragons.
He never expected his greatest challenge to be finding the perfect anniversary gift for his beloved wife.
Ten years of marriage merits something flashy and fantastic. At least that's what Jericho's brother-in-law says. Jericho Carver has never been a flashy sort of guy, but to give his wife the magical anniversary she deserves, he will pull out all the stops.
What could possibly go wrong?
A companion short story to the Spellsmith & Carver Gaslamp Fantasy Series.
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