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It's been four months since Rachel Andric ended the war for The Story and became engaged to Guy of Gisborne. Since then, she's been juggling preparations for her wedding as well as her new role as Morpheus, the goddess of sleep. Everything has been perfect until the night before her wedding, Guy disappears and one of her friends is incapacitated with an old wound. Recruiting friends old and new, Rachel pursues her fiance into The Story in search of the truth. But as she searches for Guy, she finds that he may not have disappeared against his will. While she looks for Guy, Will Scarlet is dragged from his Story by an unknown source and finds himself conducting his own search for truth on a subject feared by all members of The Story: Final Death. Will and Rachel's separates quests are taking them on a path to something neither understands. To a hidden enemy who wants them dead. A name plagues their quests, a mysterious figure behind The Story. Who is The Editor? More importantly, what is The Editor's goal? Sequel to Rachel Andric and The Story, book 2 in the series. Cover by Hannah-Marie Kilpatrick

Birgitta the nun, the grumpiest sister ever taking vows, is forever hiding in the Monastery. She wants nothing but to mind her own business - pleasantly seated in her favorite chair in front of a good fire - but is forced on an adventure, as a wizard suddenly turns up at the monastery, bringing her wayward manners and useless staff. The adventure, such as it turns out to be, brings heaps of misunderstandings, some hope lost, and a bundle of broken trusts. Birgitta the nun, in the end, finds herself on a quest, searching for friendship just as much as longing for solitude.

Written or the weekend writein prompts, 'chaos' and 'color.' What is worse: stopping the chaos or living without it?

Niamh Renee Murphy is a typical 1890's 12 year old: can't hold her temper, lives in a tenement, and works 12 hours a day. When she's exposed to a magic blue toxin and becomes violently ill, the only person who can save her is an alchemist with a temper to match her own, and he demands payment via indenture. As Niamh learns Dr. Wurfil's strange mix of science and magic, she unknowingly embarks on a journey that will one day make her the most powerful woman on earth - but at a steep cost.

A chance meeting on a lake leads two ducks into unexpected enlightenment and life journeys they never suspected were possible. A charming story designed for a middle-school reader, or could equally be shared by an adult reader - a parent, grandparent, sibling, baby sitter or teacher maybe - to entertain and help younger listeners to appreciate the nuances and humour of this delightful family tale.

Geryon's pissed. After two failed quests with the Elementals, it took a massive betrayal and almost losing the love of his life for Fire to speak with Geryon. And he has a requirement to fulfill before the Element will reveal the location of Fire's temple: a dreaded return home. The Seteri, led by Lord Callidus, are after the Elementals' souls, Fangril's demons threaten them at every turn, a voyage into the volcanic Durus is no simple task, and not to mention the actual quest of defeating the monster and saving Ethea is still on their shoulders. Cover by @Jells_ [Majestic Inc]

sea, nature etc

Jake's sister, Sam, moves into Witch Hill and she has some secrets that even Jake doesn't know about! Trey has also moved into the house, creating even more chaos, as his secrets are revealed. And, it seems that Brian has been keeping secrets from Emily, but isn't talking for reasons of his own. The secret just may help them finally end the evil plans against them. Or will it? *(Book #3 of 3- The Witch Hill Series. Book #1 is The Chosen Path. Book #2 is Hidden Paths. Best if read in order.)*

Who considers the fate of those in the year Zero? For the story cubes Apple, Rat

Catherine has been given the opportunity of a lifetime. She is to be an intern at a wolf sanctuary! Before her internship begins, she goes on vacation to her best friend's family lake house nearby, where she meets a mysterious guy who says he wants to "claim her". Catherine does her best to resist his irresistible charms, but his animal magnetism ignites a fire in her internal wolf. A wolf she never knew was inside of her. (Please note: This is a short story. No more chapters will be published.)

For my cousin's, Nancy and Judd, honoring their story through a poem. Weekend Write-In for 25th August 2017 "rules": In 500 words, tell what happens when rules affect the outcome.

(cozy fantasy.) Her aging heart sputters, her life drawing near its end. Emily barely musters the strength to follow a trio of cats one evening, into an eerie light that winds like silken strands through the night. Gossamer threads tangle and flare then die away, leaving Emily feeling younger than her years. She abandons her walker and waltzes on nimble feet down the dark neighborhood street, marveling at all the intertwining tendrils that most humans can't see. But one is a muddy muted color, jagged and spiked, leading from one vandalism to another. The broken window of her friend's house frames the prowler -- just as he catches sight of old Emily, wandering the streets alone. Cover photo: by Thomas Stephan on Unsplash

Cindy has always wanted to travel, so the thought of moving to Sicily is a dream come true. But is she ready for the culture shock? This short story is written for the WriteOnWriters group's Weekend WriteIn Challenge. One weekend, 500 words and the prompt "Moving Day".

Weekend Write-In for 11th August 2017 "field": In 500 words, write a story involving a field.

Monty Python Tribute. The Parrot is a euphemism for a certain dead writer's forum.

Written for mediocrebrit's weekend writein challenge, 'trip.' The Prophet has shown us the way to Salvation. Death to the Unbelievers.

*** Weekend Write-In for 15 Mar 2019 *** "transparent": In 500 words, tell what happens when it is transparent

Why should we always go to the 'experts' for everything? Who says dummies can't do something interesting or even inspirational? After all, you are reading this story by a dummy, aren't you?

Writing short stories is delightful, writing them every week is stimulating and when there is a theme/prompt to stick to, it is twice as delightful and stimulating. This book is a collection of random short stories written to weekly writing prompts from the WriteOnWriters Community.