What happens when Sherlock Holmes and Iron Man find a magical futon? Find out in this crappy short story now.

When you see the words, never call it out loud......... I chose not to believe in the supernatural. That was my worst mistake, because all hell was let loose when I called his name.

This is a fantasy book with a bit of a Lord of the Rings feel to it. It has a group of people that have been commanded by the king to make allies to help against the growing demon horde. It has my beliefs as a christian incorporated into it, but it should be a book that all fantasy readers will enjoy regardless. This will be the first book in the series. One thing to note about this book is that I use different words for direction. Safoan means north and Safoaner means northern. Dahroam means south and Dahroamer means southern. Maharav means west and Maharaven means western. Finally, Meezraak means east and Meezraaken means eastern.

There is no night in the Everburning City. There can never be. ***** For four hundred years the Everburning City has withstood the advance of the life-strangling fog known as the Gloam. Its walls have held back five invasions, but on the eve of the sixth, the city's inhabitants know things have changed. Golems are coming out of the mist, and the bodies of the dead are rising at the Gloam's bidding. The city's last and most desperate line of defence comes in the form of the Crafters, individuals who can channel the power of fire, though they risk their sanity each time they do. The brightest of these valiant heroes are Tabitha a'Loria and her apprentice Gerald Reath. Risking their lives, they mount their airships, determined to save the last bastion of humanity - the Everburning City. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]