It's been ten long years since Ruth Radley stepped foot in Birchfield. Ten years since her mother took her and ran as far and as fast as she could. Now, eighteen and free, it's time for Ruth to finally return. Yet, Birchfield is not quite how she remembers, and Gram seems to know more than she's letting on. Even when the town starts to whisper and ever stranger things keep appearing at her edge of the woods, Ruth pushes away the old stories her mother used to tell. But as the nights grow darker and the world gets stranger, Ruth starts to wonder if maybe her mother was right after all. And maybe she wasn't the only one who returned to Birchfield--maybe, just maybe, the Wolf survived. The idea and cover for this story came from @TriciaDehler and is an entry for her Golden Writer Writing Contest.

Kristen Bridgman is an Art Historian. Since she could read she always had her nose in some sort of book. Whether it was fact or fiction. She didn't care. She loved it. Many years later she finds herself in the middle of an ancient court. Between her day job and sleeping. How is Kristen to figure out how her predicament will play out? Perhaps this Art Historian will finally be put to the test. An Immortal, Time Traveler and Pharaoh. What could go wrong? (Entered into Tricia Dehler's Golden Writer Contest)