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|  | | Dying Moon
What if the series of grisly murders you have been seeing on the news were actually committed by a Fairy creature that is thought to only exist in books or movies, and even more fantastic, the only person that can stop this killer is also of the Fey race and comes from an entirely different realm than our own? This is the essence of Dying Moon.
Prologue
Joseph Stanfield stood looking out his 43rd floor office suite window watching the humid summer night light up with the angry flashes of lightening as the storm released its fury on the unsuspecting populace of Los Angeles. He stood motionless like a stone gargoyle perched high atop an old Gothic structure as he watched evening stragglers scurrying about like ants trying to gain cover from the falling rain.
“Disgusting little peons,” he muttered under his breath.
A new wave of thunder rolled across the dark L.A. sky, when the intercom on | |  | | The Adventures of Captain Kitchen
A former Army Captain and current chef decides to take matters into his own hands when the city he calls home becomes overridden by crime and falls prey to an evil genius.
What do you do when the city you call home becomes overrun with crime? Why, you become a superhero of course. At least this is the solution Benjamin “Benji” Winters comes up with.
After leaving the Army Corps of Engineers where he held the rank of Captain, Benji moves to Range City to start a new life where he can utilize his true passion, the culinary arts. As head chef at the Chez Louis Ristorante, Benji finally begins to feel settled. That is until the city’s crime wave spills over and he becomes the victim of a vicious assault when the restaurant is robbed and sadly a young friend |
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Never Leave Your Monastery
by H.G. Potter
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 AGAINST THE ARCHONS With the Valraphs, Brother Jacob goes on a dangerous journey across the lost continent in order to confront The Dire of Melancholia. Guided by a Lizardman Sahkah, he finds himself at one time in a v |
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