Runestones Stories

After failing to kill Mage, which would have granted him notorious Talon Watch, Adin must hunt down his childhood friend-a mysterious fox-girl who carries a medallion for which entire kingdoms are willing to kill. Meanwhile, an unknown plague tightens its grip on Sancrum, and Adin is not the only hunter on the fox-girl's trail. If the secret hidden within the medallion falls into the wrong hands, it could plunge the world into a Third Dark Age.

A pinch of curiosity, a droplet of imagination, a whole heap of magic and some optional romance, What recipe is this? One for a story filled with swirly blue ice cream looking portals, cute boys from another dimension, the creation and fate of the universe, ugly man-eating dragons and some crimson-colored robed villains. Well, that's the story, one involving a simple girl, with a complex journey, just to obtain one thing... That Blue Fire

With how much influence the Horde has over Etheria, it's not that farfetched to think that they have more royals than Scorpia in they're ranks. Not that Drystan knew who and what he really was.

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Earth is dying, an alien race saved humanity but not without a cost. DNA manipulation leads to humans being able to use magic again. Humans can now travel the universe, spreading out, exploring. That might be a good thing or not. The gods like to play with the very creatures they created. Let's see if two people can take control of their own fate.

A Quantum Age fairy tale about birds, bunnies, bilingualism, and lunacy Fires will be started, babies will be stolen, asylums will be broken out of, spaceships will be piloted, and zombies will be cured (just not all at the same time). When: 1952 A.D. Where: America Who: Grace Grey. A girl out of time, whose precocious mental state would be diagnosed in the future, but only understood in the distant past. What: NO SPOILERS! Why: Why not? How: Brain signals sent to fingers typing on a keyboard attached to a computer attached to a plug attached to an electrical socket attached to a power grid. Is this the heir of Roald Dahl, The Phantom Tollbooth, and Lemony Snicket? Probably not, but it's a fun ride. Rated: PG Updates on Friday.