One dead blacksmith One missing witness One agent with a very big problem
When an itinerant blacksmith dies in the village of Fontis, Ibram Ucalegon is sent to report back on the unattended death. No one thinks much about it. Hard-living old men die all the time, after all, and little changes except the name in the record of testimony.
But when Rustam Monbrith, the man who found... [click here for more]
We all know that a serial is an old literary technique that published a small portion of a larger story in a weekly or monthly or quarterly magazine. Audiences were gripped and the anticipation for more was sometimes unbearable. I think the Serial should be brought back. While I can't say that anyone will be begging and/or anticipating my work, I can release small portions of a larger fiction in Serial... [click here for more]
In this episode Maevis and Merlin, finally, have a break in the case. Further, this is the end of Part I. I haven't had any reviews regarding Maevis so, I'm unsure if anyone would like for me to continue with Part II. If you'd like to continue with Part II, please let me know in the review section. ... [click here for more]
In this episode Maevis and Merlin get closer; however Maevis and Detective Fletcher also get closer. This is the penultimate episode prior to the closing of Part I. ... [click here for more]
In this episode Maevis confronts Merlin and finally makes progress of the *lowers voice and whispers* "sexual" kind with Detective Fletcher and the parties realize there are more Demons on the surface than just the ones they are aware of, i.e. each other. ... [click here for more]
In this episode we meet Maevis's arch rival, Merlin (a joke name-not his real name), who is a demon and the son of the ruler of Gehanna (basically hell). He's on the outs with his father and needs a place to crash and of course, Maevis is too nice to say no...also...it doesn't hurt that he's agreed to help her with the missing children case or that he's incredibly hot. More surprises lurk around every... [click here for more]
A fantastic companion piece to the main audio drama, the complete script for the Fire Bird production is available in high resolution A4 .PDF format, compatible with most major digital bookshelves and ideal for printing at home.
This book has been carefully altered from traditional UK radio show script format to allow for more descriptive audio notes and to provide a more immersive reading experience.... [click here for more]
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