Hangovers, snail slime, and kidnappers, oh my! From the first time Zeus sets foot in Jana’s shop, strange things start happening and Jana has to use all her skills to keep things from exploding, literally! Follow along with the snarky healer herself, her timid apprentice, and the multitude of people and animals they accidentally collect along the way. Updated weekly and including a wide variety of Greek gods and other mythological characters, this story is sure to leave you laughing.
Available only to US-based readers and for a limited time. Unfortunately, Kindle Vella is shutting down so read it quick before it gets removed! I may try to publish it in book format later, but no promises.
“A Zoo of a Day” starts with a man walking into a bar, as so many fun stories do, and detailing what might be the worst day anyone has ever had while working at an interstellar zoo. From exploding animals to an OSHA inspection, this is a tale that anyone who has had to work with incompetent coworkers will appreciate. This is an adult-oriented story and as such contains mild language and moderate injuries, as one would expect of a workplace day gone terribly wrong.
Available on Kindle Unlimited and as a paperback.
Raconteur Press’s anthology “All Will Burn: At All Costs” also contains one of my stories in it. The theme of the anthology is what lengths parents will go to for their children.
Turning that theme a little bit on its head, “Princess Sparkle-Hooves” contains not just an entitled parent willing to do anything for their child but also a herd of pegasi at a theme park, under the watchful care of their manager. Which ‘parent’ will ultimately win in this stand-off to achieve what they believe is best for their charges?
Available on Kindle Unlimited and as a paperback.
While horror is not at all my usual genre, I couldn’t help submitting to the Dastardly Damsels anthology when I heard about it due to the other authors in it and the nature of the anthology.
“The Gladiatrix” is about a female gladiator in a corrupt society who tries to escape her lot. Filled with creepy elements, friendship and back-stabbing, and with as happy of an ending as I can give my poor heroine, this is a story for those who like rooting for the underdog. This story(and the entire anthology) is NOT child-friendly, but is suitable for older teens and adults who like horror.
Available on Kindle Unlimited and as a paperback.
Coming soon!
Raconteur Press’ upcoming Goblin Market Anthology will contain one of my short stories: “Marketing Goblins.” In this story, our heroine acquires a new piece of jewelry. Unfortunately for her, it comes with a very, very talkative goblin. Follow her adventures as she struggles to get rid of the magical pendant.