The End
The adventure continues in The Drow There and Nothing More. Dark magic is seeping into this realm from the other side of the portal. Cheyenne Summerlin is mastering her abilities, completing the Drow trials to unlock that puzzle box. Now, to claim her true legacy and the only power strong enough to stop the coming threat. The Goth Drow halfling must cross the border herself to face the enemy in her father’s world.
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Dark Is Her Nature
For Hire: Teachers for special school in Virginia countryside.
Must be able to handle teenagers with special abilities.
Cannot be afraid to discipline werewolves, wizards, elves and other assorted hormonal teens.
Apply at the School of Necessary Magic.
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The Magic Compass
If smart phones and GPS rule the world - why am I hunting a magic compass to save the planet?
Austin Detective Maggie Parker has seen some weird things in her day, but finding a surly gnome rooting through her garage beats all.
Her world is about to be turned upside down in a frantic search for 4 Elementals.
Each one has an artifact that can keep the Earth humming along, but they need her to unite them first.
Unless the forces against her get there first.
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Author Notes - Martha Carr
March 31, 2020
Afternoon everyone. Notes from the dream house where I’m sheltering in place with the good dog, Lois Lane and the sweet pittie, Leela. I think this is week three but frankly when I get the day right, I’m a little excited. It could be week 4, I’ve kind of lost count.
I spent last weekend testing the elasticity of my brain. An ER nurse in my neighborhood put out a request for as many headbands as we could make with buttons sewn on just above the ears. The elastic from face masks was wearing out their skin. Well, of course we all answered the call.
For some of us, like me, that meant brushing off very old skills and looking up the directions online for that sewing machine we haven’t looked at it in years. Or decades.
Let me just add in here, big shout out to the Girl Scouts. They’re the only reason I have these skills and they must have done a pretty good job because before long I had successfully threaded a bobbin again. I felt like a rock star. Things got a little rocky from there. Stitch tension turned out to be a bugaboo for a while. But a few YouTube videos and FaceTime with a crafty friend and I figured out most of it.
It took an entire weekend to almost complete four of them, but I’m picking up speed.
Every time my back ached, and I wanted to give up, I thought of how selflessly nurses and doctors around the entire world were performing against overwhelming odds and thought, I’m making headbands from the safety of my house. Try again.
It’s a unique moment in time where for once we all feel how connected we are around the globe in a very real and necessary way. We’ve always been this connected, but it’s so easy to lose sight in the pursuit of ambition or family or a million other things. The choices we make reverberate out and affect others, but that’s easy to forget when I can’t see everyone else.
Now, we all see the world as a collective and as each day creeps by and the news get harder to look at, we are digging deeper to let each other know a few very important things. We are all connected, we all matter, we are willing to take care of each other, we all have unique gifts that benefit others, and the smallest kind gesture has an echo that can be heard around the world.
One day, all of this will be solved, and we will get the chance to go back out into the world and hug each other and gather together around tables and hold hands. When that happens, I will remember how the world became one crazy large family for just a little while and we laughed and cried and grieved and rejoiced as one. Love you all, stay safe, find a little joy in the day.
More adventures to follow.
Note: I’m out here reading a chapter a day from Guardians of Magic, Book 08 in the Leira Chronicles right now from my Facebook author page every day at 1 pm. The completed Adult Story Times can be found on my YouTube channel so you can catch up or play them again.
Author Notes - Michael Anderle
April 13, 2020
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I don’t sew
Last week, I went by the amazing BBQ place Jessie Rae’s and supported their effort to make sandwiches for the hospitals around Las Vegas during this pandemic.
I have to admit I didn’t even KNOW about it until after it was over.
Like, this event was mentioned on their Facebook Page, complete with pictures type of over. So, I did what anyone who has shamelessly plugged Jessie Rae’s and used my sources (read Mike Ross, the
