Arawn cradled the tender flesh left exposed by Cailleach’s blade. His suspicions were confirmed in the jagged wound that slowly healed. Only a primal ...

The air wet with a gentle mist that wasn’t quite rain or snow covered the ground. In the soft darkness, the veil split. The ...

I stared at myself in the golden mirror. The light reflected off of my golden wedding dress. Mother didn’t think white was appropriate. I ...

Excitement built in the air, so thick that you could taste it. Some might say you could even eat it. Today was the day ...

They were at it again. Looking through their window again to see what I was doing. It was ten o’clock in the evening and ...

“Ana, come take care of me. I’m sick,” Dai texted his fiancée as he laid curled into a ball on his sapphire, satin sheets ...

For one moment, the world around Adelaide made sense, before that clarity faded away and chaos took hold. Being new to the island, the ...