Key Highlights
- Available in digital, physical, and audiobook formats
- illustrations throughout
- LGBTQIA+ main characters
- 🌶️ rating: Low (lots of innuendo, no on-page sex)
- No AI
Suken Anisaria is just starting out as a bounty hunter in a floating city riddled with crime, corruption and magical convergences powering everything from rail-cars to crossbow bolts. He’s got years of training under his belt, a hatful of his dead uncle’s debts to pay off, and the talent and drive to make it in the dangerous world of bounty hunting. When a warrant goes up for a notorious thief-turned-murderer, he jumps on the chance to take it, knowing that success will cut years off of his career advancement.
Hunting’s never easy, but this warrant’s harder than most. The thief the broadsheets named “Greencloak” is rumored to be a master of disguise and is infamously solitary, making it damn near impossible to find leads on him. But Suken’s got a few contacts that give him an edge on the competition. He’s certain that he’s got this case in the bag… but the whole job goes sour when he learns that Greencloak is being framed.
With an assassin shadowing his every step, a shady underground organization determined to stop him from bringing the truth to light, and the guards convinced that he’s complicit in the crime, Suken’s only remaining option is the most drastic one – teaming up with the notorious thief in a last-ditch attempt to clear both of their names.
“Oh child of earth and fire and sea,” it said, the sound reverberating in harmony with her song. “So long in night have I lain bound… awaiting here for thee.”
When giant gold and silver spiders descend on a deaf woman’s town and take her betrothed captive, she must venture into the castle by the sea to defy them and win him back. Within its walls, she discovers a realm of magic and a dark secret which threatens to unmake all she’s worked for…
A short story based loosely on Celtic myth. This story was a semi-finalist in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest (Quarter 1, Volume 30).
Key Highlights
- Available in digital and physical formats
- Disabled representation (deaf, ASL)
- 🌶️ rating: None
- No AI
- Based loosely on Celtic mythology and folklore
What Readers Are Saying About The Books
★★★★★
Average Rating: 4.5/5 based on 20 reviews
Greencloak
I very much enjoyed this book! The characters are great and well thought out and the world is very interesting. I’m looking forward to the next book!
★★★★★
Brenda (amazon.com)
Greencloak
I honestly didn’t know what to expect from the cover or even the first few pages, I tend to like my fantasy reads more in line with LOTR. But the characters and the storyline pulled me in. The author has built a world I wasn’t expecting but thoroughly enjoyed. Step out of your comfort zone and try something new folks, this ride is worth it. The question is, when does the next book come out?
★★★★★
Patricia (amazon.com)
One Last Moment of Silence
This is a really enjoyable and engaging short story. It has a couple of interesting and unexpected twists, with some selfless sacrifices. Well worth reading! The title is very clever….
★★★★★
Gary (amazon.com)
Greencloak
At first, I did not know what to expect. From the cover, I thought I was in for some kind of western with bows. It wasn’t until even the first chapter ended that I knew I was in for a fantasy thriller ride that I would not be able to stop reading.
★★★★★
Jacen Pagliaccio (amazon.com)
Greencloak
I absolutely adored the characterizations of Fletch and Suken, I can’t wait for more stories involving them. Suken especially was fun to see grow from a cyborg to a little less of one. Which of course leads to their relationship, which I think is the perfect level of will they/wont they.
Another thing I have to praise is the way that this book is put together. The editing, formatting, and even just the flow are above and beyond most indie fantasy. This is the quality of a professionally published book and I wish more books on here were like this.
★★★★★
Shadowsaber (amazon.com)
One Last Moment of Silence
You made me break down crying in the middle of a waffle house in Texas, you jerk!
★★★★★
Ken