Shepherdess Stories

Anya is the next Seeker.

Reynard the Fox is the treasure himself. He is exceptional. Sly and Tricky. He has the extraordinary fur and many hunters will dare to snare it. Nevertheless, everyone who wants it must match the relentless schemes to lure it. This is a modernized version of his folklore. As his human interaction will come after it and will recklessly face it to abound of lies, treachery, greed, and virtues of life in favor of to outwit the bully and manipulative creature that ever existed in fables. **This is children play written in five acts. **

Sequel to White Crow "The earth is shaking." Something's going on. Something awful. Alikus, Evereldette and Serendipity seem to be the only ones aware of the violent tremors and the gathering shadows. Could this endanger them? Could this be the end of Ecneitnes? Fantasy, action/adventure, dystopian

Hennessy is navigating the newness of college through reconnecting with an old past-time, writing. Will it help her stave off her homesickness? Help her make friends? And who really wants to read about what life is like growing up on a sheep farm?

Taliah tries to keep her head down to avoid notice from those who resented her mother for marrying a dark-skinned traveler. She tends the flock for Cassel with the help of her dog Roi in exchange for food and board within the safe walls; outside the walls, the ward stones have been failing and letting dangerous creatures out of the Wayward Forest. Baye wants nothing less than to marry a foreigner for the political gain of her parents. She wants to learn and engage with the natural world and leave the socializing and power struggles to literally anyone else. When she sees a chance for escape just before arriving at Manor City, she takes it and inadvertently tangles Taliah in a whole mess of attention. Together, the two could escape the roles society has cast them in. First, they must decide if the danger is worth it and whether they are strong enough to make it on their own.

I made this as a way to remind those that feel lost or abandoned are not really alone. You will always have someone there for you, to hold you and wipe the tears away. This is Ellen of the Ways, shepherdess of the lost. Picture doesn't belong to me.