I was tagged in the 3 Image Meme by @muddshadowâ a while ago, but it took me forever to actually get around to it. For now I just did 10 that I either already had images for or I thought would be easy, I can do more later maybe.
I don't know who has or hasn't done this yet, so take it as an open tag if you want! But I am tagging @emilyoracleâ
Genevieve is a singer from the big city who takes a job in a theater across the Meren River, in the mysterious Deadlands. Once there she canât stop herself from getting involved with the hitherto unknown-to-her magical culture of the area which may or may not be human in nature, as well as with a certain woman who makes both the Deadlands and the magical culture there her home.
In a ruined castle deep in the wilderness, there lived a beautiful princess guarded by a ferocious dragon.
Except for the fact that the maiden in the tower was no princess at all, but the dragonâs daughter. Rescued against her will, she is carried off to human lands and given the name Lady Patrice Drake.
Caught between culture shock and grief, she must find a way to navigate her strange new surroundings lest she be drowned under human machinations and politics.
Who among these people are enemies? Who among them are allies? And most importantly, who is she without her motherâs guidance and protection?
Kadife is a horse trainer who falls in love with Tirzha - the daughter of an organized crime lord who forbids the relationship due to the difference in their social classes. But every year he hosts a very illegal and very dangerous steeplechase event and the winner can ask for anything that they want, so Kadife enters with the intention of asking for Tirzhaâs hand in marriage.
Kradhi is a prophesied warrior who eventually breaks under the strain of the expectations her tribe puts on her and runs away.
Nelli is the daughter of a general who ends up eloping with the enemy.
From different cultures and with vastly different philosophies and problems, the two of them are nonetheless thrown together by fate and have no choice but to travel together to request aid and try to save lives of thousands of innocent people who would certainly die without their interference.
Iskandar is the son of a witch, and not just any witch. His mother is Ashtoret, Lady of Thornvalley Manor, a woman so unforgiving, ruthless, and powerful that even other witches speak her name in hushed tones.
Some day, Iskandar will succeed her as Lord of the Manor, and he has no problem with that.
At least not until he sees Clovis, a young man training to be a paladin, and falls instantly in love with him.
âIf evil can tempt good, why canât good tempt evil?â With this thought in mind, Iskandar embarks on an attempt to win Clovisâs affections.
But it isnât as straightforward as it seems. His mother would never allow her only son to abandon the path of witchcraft to live as a knight, and he isnât strong enough to openly defy her. And Clovis, as a trainee knight of the realm, could only be equally ruthless if he discovered Iskandarâs true identity.
If Iskandar wants to get what he desires and live long enough to enjoy it, thereâs only one choice â he must somehow manage to live as both a witch and a knight, without either side discovering the other.
Larkin ends his relationship with a god in an extremely dramatic fashion â by stabbing him. Kishar may have deserved it (he definitely deserved it) but now Larkin has divine blood on his hands and a curse chasing him. In order to avoid the curse he has to travel cross-country to the temple of miracles and get Kishar a new, unsullied sword within a certain amount of time. The main problem is the fact that the temple miracles is deep within dragon territory, where no sane person would ever willingly choose to go. He ends up in a traveling party with two others, each with their own secrets to hide and curses to bear.
The daughter of two archaeologists is summoned back in time to serve as the personal mage to a temperamental young princess. Sasiaâs job is already hard enough just living in the Imperial court, but things only get more intense when Keril accepts a political marriage to a fiery young general from the recently conquered northern reaches and it embroils them both in a far-reaching political struggle.
Worst of all, Sasia knows from her childhood that an unknown disaster of epic proportions is bearing down on the Empire and she canât help but feeling like this marriage has something to do with it. She does her best to protect Keril, survive herself, and prevent the Empire from turning into the ruins she remembers it as.
The Race of the Midday Moon
Eskalliqâs best friend has come down with an illness, but medicine is expensive where they live. The only way to earn enough money to purchase it is to enter the annual, extremely dangerous, cross-country dog sledding competitionâŚand win.
Kovaria has no statute of limitations on escaped slaves. He barely survived his escape to begin with and he should've kept running. But Mahesha is determined to stay by the side of the boy who saved his life, who gave him a new name and a new start. Even if it means giving up all hope of true freedom. Even if it means completely reinventing himself, burying the past and the truth both. Even if it means his own death from an illness humans can't treat.
A four generation spanning sociopolitical fantasy epic which follows the consequences of actions made by a single family over the generations.
