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|  | | Airna of Karapin
The final volume of "Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire." The brilliant child has grown up and become queen, despite having never touched a weapon at the worst time for the realm.
What do you do when your time fold is under attack? Close it down, grow a new one, appoint a new queen who's never touched a weapon and go on vacation in Legend. | |  | | Fire And Iceland - Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire, vol. 2
Earth finds itself in the midst of an interplanetary, locust-like food search, except they eat what we think of as precious gems. It all comes to a head atop an Icelandic volcano, and a motley crew gathers to stop it.
The Chadishar, The Shindaheen and four thousand Native American warriors meet the unlikeliest invasion in the unlikeliest of place. It might straighten us out, if we'll pay attention. Who are they, where are they from, and do they really eat that stuff? Vilia isn't going to like this one bit...Read Shindaheen, vol. 1, then keep going with Fire and Iceland...for those who have an occasional love for the "quirky" sense of humor and were into children's TV programming in the '50s)
| |  | | Shindaheen, Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire, vol. 1
Marta, the universally acknowledged champion of the Sisterhood of the Shindaheen, who live in time folds, not geographies, is assigned the task of mentoring a twelve year old "phenom," who is as gifted and, unfortunately, as hot-tempered as Marta was years ago.
Marta's twelve year old charge, Vilia, is prematurely thrust into adult conflicts such as intercontinental war and..."herself." Her journey from a hotheaded teenage "wunderkind," and working the steel out with her great mentor, to becoming the most admired figure in the central worlds is a long and perilous one, as all mother/daughter relationships can be, from time to time.
| |  | | Stormfield - Tales from the Hereafter
Stories based on Mark Twain's final incomplete work.
Based upon Twain's "Captain Stormfield's Visit to Heaven," this is a collection of stories gathered by a young journalist who met Twain and Stormfield, and took a comet ride with them across the United States. | |  | | The Sharpshooters of Simpering, North Dakota
The sequel to The Simpering, North Dakota Literary Society. Annie Oakley, Nellie Bly and Theodore Roosevelt are thrown together with the Spanish-American War to boot.
The exploits of Edielou Zingarella, daughter of the card-shark nun who won the town, takes on the mantle of financial genius and western super-hero, with sidekicks Annie Oakley and Nellie Bly.
| |  | | The Simpering, North Dakota Literary Society
A young car-shark nun wins the town of Simpering in a card game, and parlays it into an empire.
A fantastical look at the early twentieth century and the suffrage question in the United States. A group of five female geniuses parlay a nun's winnings in a poker game into an international empire, and even the U.S. government needs to watch its step.
| |  | | Three Roads to Waitsburg
The third volume of "Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire," Vilia enters the Conundrum, a distorted and dangerous reality in the wheat fields of Washington.
Lewis Carroll would have been proud as his Alice, armed to the teeth this time, goes down the rabbit hole again. The Conundrum, where logic goes to die and where the absurd rules, knows what makes you tick and what makes you sick. The obstacle course lying in the wheat fields through those eighteen miles are like none other. Based on legends hundreds of years old, one young woman strikes out to make things right. |
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