Six-Gun Supernatural, Vol. 1
Chet Leather can see things others can’t. Ghosts. Demons. Lies and truth. This sight beyond sight has made the supernatural a part of his life.
But things get even stranger when the devil takes his friend’s soul in a deal gone bad.
To save his friend, this haunted cowboy must ride into the herd from Hell and rescue the lost soul from the devil himself.
The whole damned world is Hell bent for Chet Leather.
It’s going to be a hell of a ride.
Hell Bent for Leather is the first story in Six-Gun Supernatural, a series with tales of a West much weirder than what’s in the history books. It stars Chet Leather, the haunted cowboy.
Approximately 63,000 words.
Hob Lesatz for Hire
Arcanoir, Vol. 1
Arcanoir: Magic and fantastical creatures returned to the world at the turn of the century. But by the 1930s, it had only made the shadows that much darker.
“Sure, I’m Hob Lesatz. For hire. That’s what it says on the door, anyway. But good etching won’t get you a thing down on the waterfront in San Francisco. Not when you can get it just as nice on a tombstone. But if you’re going to make a living, it helps if people can find you without a locator spell. I do whatever I can to shake a couple nickels together and hope they mate, especially if it takes a strong back and a stronger stomach.”
Once upon a time, there was a woman Hob loved, but that was back before he did a nickel in Alcatraz. Now Roxy’s back, and she needs Hob’s help. Helping her will run Hob up against a feral hooker, her viciously deranged pimp, and even a few faces from his past.
The hooker and the pimp will leave scars, but it’s Hob’s past that could kill him.
Approximately 15,000 words.
Saga of the Myth Reaver
The Nine Worlds have never seen a hero like Finn Styrrsson. Blessed with an unmatched thirst for victory and the supernatural strength and vigor to slake it, Finn might have been the greatest warrior-king his people had ever known. But he was born the youngest of eight princes with a conniving eldest brother who won’t abide the threat Finn poses to his rule. Despite Finn’s unfailing loyalty, he is forced from his home to forge a new destiny.
Already a powerful warrior and deadly reaver, Finn discovers that he above all others is equipped to kill the monsters, the giants, the myths that besiege Midgard. He becomes the Myth Reaver and a living legend.Yet despite his prowess and fame–indeed because of them–Finn never wins that which he most desires. His longing for home goes unfulfilled. After a lifetime spent battling dread monsters and shining demigods, Finn realizes that in all the Nine Worlds, there is only one enemy whose defeat can give him the renown he so richly deserves.Whether it’s in search of glory or a glorious death, Finn always overlooks his true enemy. That mistake will be his downfall.
Approximately 80,000 words.
The Plundered Parent Protocol
TEEN Agents, Vol. 1
Mourning, Noone, and Knight. These girls fight evil 24/7!
Best friends Elly Mourning, Hea Jung Noone, and Saturday Knight are about to celebrate their thirteenth birthday. But just before the party starts, a small army of robots descends from the skies led by a mysterious and handsome boy, ruining their party and kidnapping their dads!Now their fathers are missing and presumed dead. Nobody believes the girls about the robots, nobody believes them about the handsome boy, and nobody believes them about the kidnapping.Nobody except the Teenage Extranormal Emergency Network, that is.But before the girls can save their dads, they have to impress TEEN’s director enough to join the agency. To do that, they have to survive tests and death traps. If they manage that perilous task, they only have to outsmart one of the world’s greatest teenage secret agents and a power-mad ten-year-old bent on world domination…all without letting a cute boy come between them.If the job were easy, they’d send grown-ups. Lucky for the world, this is a job for TEEN Agents.
Best friends Elly Mourning, Hea Jung Noone, and Saturday Knight are about to celebrate their thirteenth birthday. But just before the party starts, a small army of robots descends from the skies led by a mysterious and handsome boy, ruining their party and kidnapping their dads!Now their fathers are missing and presumed dead. Nobody believes the girls about the robots, nobody believes them about the handsome boy, and nobody believes them about the kidnapping.Nobody except the Teenage Extranormal Emergency Network, that is.But before the girls can save their dads, they have to impress TEEN’s director enough to join the agency. To do that, they have to survive tests and death traps. If they manage that perilous task, they only have to outsmart one of the world’s greatest teenage secret agents and a power-mad ten-year-old bent on world domination…all without letting a cute boy come between them.If the job were easy, they’d send grown-ups. Lucky for the world, this is a job for TEEN Agents.
Approximately 60,000 words.
Werewolves of Mass Destruction
Gripping Tales of the Impossible, Vol. 1
Verity Sooth, blogger of the bizarre, has a knack for finding weirdness and getting into trouble. So when she teams up with Ajax Stewart, Engineer of the Impossible, it can only be to battle an ageless Nazi Necromancer and his nihilistic cult.
But can even these two heroes thwart a beastly act of terror that may well end human life on Earth? And if they do, will Verity hit the story’s deadline?
Gripping Tales of the Impossible: Werewolves of Mass Destruction is the first in what will hopefully be many stories about Ajax Stewart, Engineer of the Impossible and Verity Sooth, Blogger of the Bizarre.
Approximately 15,000 words
