After Breed, a thief-assassin of small renown is chased by a dragon, tricked by a demon, almost killed by a psychopathic gang boss, and hunted by a ferocious spider assassin, life really takes a turn for the worse. Sentenced to five…
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“It’s all about the swagger in the Midnight Court because a first impression might be all you get.”
After bringing a bloodhungry demon back to Valen, Breed’s life is saved by a prince of the Midnight Court.
But all is not well in the greatest city in the Empire. Revolution is in the air, gangs are fighting for supremacy, and plague is spreading.
Armed with little more than a kitchen knife and a bad attitude, Breed must fight for a place in the Midnight Court and wreak revenge on Duke Leopold and the creature wearing Mother Blake’s skin.
Where There’s a Blade is the sixth and final book in The Chronicles of Breed.
Tooth And Claw
The World Needs A Hero, but all its got is Breed. Leaving the Empire to face the wrath of an angry demon and its infernal hordes, Breed takes a ship and flees to Shen. With pockets full of gold, the hammer of the Hammer of the North, a…
Something Wicked
Miserable after the loss of (another) friend, and alone in a strange, new world, Breed is taken prisoner by a gang of undead thugs. Stripped of power, Breed is used as a bait dog in an arena where the only reward for surviving is the…
From Hell’s Heart
Breed saved a world, killed a demon, destroyed the gods that made it, and then went home. It was time to rest, perchance to die. But as any fool knows, there is no rest for the wicked. No one is going anywhere until an old friend is…
No Good Deed
After half-killing Mother Blake's murderer, Breed is obliged to repay a debt to a powerful Prince of the Midnight Court. Armed with little more than a bad attitude, and partnered with a feckless sorcerer and an arrogant, gang enforcer,…
Where There’s A Blade
"It's all about swagger in the Midnight Court because a first impression might be all you get." After bringing a bloodhungry demon back to Valen, Breed's life is saved by a prince of the Midnight Court. But all is not well in the…
Myth Engines
You may have noticed that I’m a bit obsessed with ancient monuments, portals, dolmen, tumulus, cairns, mounds, monoliths and menhirs; all that stuff. I’ve dragged my family to many a lovely, gnat infested bog in search of ye olde stones and jolly good fun it was too, and after therapy, they’ve mostly forgiven me. Mostly. I mean, one grumpy bull, just one. Sheesh.
Anyway, where was I? Oh yeah, Brittany looking at old stone stuff and crawling around in tombs like a bargain basement Indiana Jones or Lara Croft, whatever you prefer. It was grand, the people were nice and friendly and the food was fantastic if you are seafood inclined, which I am.
Beyond the obvious (burial places, dwellings, and temples) everything about these sites is conjecture. Stone is timeless, the how and the why our ancestors got to building (apart from the obvious), leaves a lot of space for the imagination to inhabit and I am here for that.
These places are myth engines, touchstones for the imagination. I’m not knocking more spiritually minded people, I write about magic and woo more often than I write shopping lists, but as much as I’ve tried very hard to use The Force I’m still as psychic as a brick.
I’m the third of the way through writing a book (yay!) and I’ve been dipping my toes in narrative work on an RPG computer game, which is in the very early stages of development. And that brings me to a small request.
I’ve been asked by the bright spark in the eye of a mad god behind the game if I would pass on a short questionnaire to thems what might be interested in a cool RPG, which I’ve got my glommy mitts on as lead writer or some such nonsense. So here’s the link folks, if you’re a gamer it would be simply spiffing if you could spare a few minutes to fill it in.
Happy Friday, folks, stay frosty.
K T
