This is it. The final tale of Lana, Cullen, Alistair, Reiss, Gavin, Myra, Rosie, Anjali, and the rest. The last period on a tale that started with a templar standing before a door terrified to enter. There will be tears. So many tears (I'm not kidding, I hold no punches here). But also laughs, smiles, hugs, love, hope. Life. If you've read anything in My Warden up to Guarded Love and A New Hero, here is the finality. Thanks for coming along on this two year plus ride.

A few spine tingling tales to get into the halloween and Dragon Age mood. Hawke entertains three children who approach her doorstep with four stories to scare the pants off 'em. And who should she use for characters in her horror stories but those companions she knows so well? Just a bit of fun and spooks for this season of ghosts and goblins.

Who thought being the son of two great war generals, the bastard daughter of a King, or the future Queen would be easy? Action, humor, romance, and a wily assassin all await inside of this new story. Gavin Rutherford dreamed of one thing - becoming a Knight. His and his parents' plans are thrown into chaos when he's sent to Denerim. He finds himself embroiled once again with Myra Sayer Theirin who's struggling to figure out her magics and place in the world. In the middle of it all is Princess Rosamund neé Spud who's doing all she can to prepare for the hurdle of leading a nation. No one expected so much trouble to befall them, but that's what happens when you're the children of King Alistair and Commander Cullen. Trouble has a way of finding you.

After the Hero of Ferelden thinks she stumbled into a way to cure the taint and shares it with King Alistair, neither of them took into account any unexpected side effects emerging 9 months later. Two unexpected pregnancies, two unplanned babies, two terrified fathers, hilarity ensues. This is for everyone who wanted to read Alistair as an about to be dad and for those who didn't ask for Cullen to worry himself to death over it. A follow up to Guarded Love and the rest of the My Warden series.

A handful of one shots between Dorian and a Dalish Inquisitor as a certain flippant Tevinter mage realizes he fell harder for a lithe elf than he ever anticipated. The Inquisitor is the one from My Warden series (who I came to really like and wanted to explore) but you don't need to have read that series for this to make any sense. It's just a few moments during the Inquisition story line between the two of them.

A follow up to my Cullen/Amell saga to get Alistair some attention and love. Alistair's life isn't all bad. He's King, he's got two kids he adores a wife he's vaguely aware exists. The only thing missing in that blissful domestic picture is someone to love. But all in all, things are weirdly working out for him. That all changes when assassins dare to come after him and his children on the little prince's naming day. With a threat daring to be so brash to attack the King, he takes on a personal bodyguard. Picked seemingly at random from the City Watch, Reiss thought she was little more than an average elf trying to make it in thedas. Now it's all on her to keep the King alive against this enigmatic threat, and try to ignore the fact she keeps blushing whenever he smiles.

It's the dawn of the 16th century in Granada. Tensions rise as the ousted muslims revolt against the catholic monarchs leaning against the tattered treaty. Prowling through the streets making life impossible for anyone with coin is a bandit, Vaho. Except this highway man is hiding a secret, he's actually a she. Five years past she slipped on the grey cowl and the masculine gender to grow her own private bandit band. The only other person who knows her secret is Mariana, a beautiful noble woman Vaho's hopelessly in love with. As society falls into riots and revolt, Vaho struggles to keep her life from falling into tatters.