PRINCELING: a Yes, My Liege series
In a world in which only the pitiless nobles who wage war hold power,
and those who cannot fight must suffer or seek slow death . . . What
would you do if you were a noble, and you lost the ability to fight?
Princeling is medieval speculative fiction set in a world
where war has lasted for generations.
Novel
Noble.
He has lost his title, his work, and everyone's respect. That will be
the easy part.
Petty. As far as the world knows, Corbin
is dead.
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DARKLING PLAIN: a Yes, My Liege series
Separated in time and place, these young women and young men are united
in their goal: to protect those they care for from the destruction of
battle. The odds are against them.
Darkling Plain is a collection of medieval speculative fiction
tales about young disabled people in times of conflict.
Stories
Right
or Right. Linnet is trouble. Everyone agrees about that.
Driven from her native barony, she arrives at Goldhollow in hopes of
beginning a new life, only to discover that she cannot escape her
past.
Crossing
the Cliff. After ten years as apprentice to a
Peacesteward, the one thing Erastus is sure of is that he's
ill-prepared to become a master. Unfortunately, he's about to discover
just how ill-prepared he is.
Night
Shadow. A prince who could see beyond his borders but not
see the people around him. . . . An enemy who would take any measure
to get what he wanted. . . . And now a stranger has brought news to
the prince of an approaching danger.
Wizard
of the Sun. "The room before me was empty – but I
was still bound."
Revenge.
Revenge is sweet . . . unless you are haunted by dark memories of your
own misdeeds.
MASTER/OTHER: a Yes, My Liege series
Masters come in many forms. Some don't even know they're masters.
Romantic and poignant, Master/Other offers speculative
fiction stories exploring the dangers and sweet bonds of power.
Stories
Debt
Price. No one would pay his debt price to gain him release
from prison. So he sought to pay it himself by offering the only thing
he could, his body. But one man would require more.
Pleasure.
Egon had a position that won him respect, friends who raised his
spirits, and lovers who gave him pleasure. Then a man came into his
life who would take all that away from him. If Egon was lucky.
The
Fool. He'd abducted him, bedded him, and taught him every
position he knew. So why wasn't the fool grateful?
Eternally
Divided:
A Missing Canto from Dante's Inferno. If you fall
in love with one of the damned, should you join him in his damnation?
Cold
Stars. The prince was told that he
must find himself. But what if finding oneself means losing one's
love?
O
Most Unthankful. An Arthurian tale. A simple Greek lesson
reaches deep when a tutor seeks to teach aprince what can happen when
love and duty clash.
