I have a new plugin (well, a few) that I’m working with, so there are some things that are a work in progress. The plugin I’m fiddling with right now is the ‘organize series’ plugin and that means that the only series I currently have, the World Walkers series, is a little muddled, as none of the stories are yet in the correct order. I’ll work on ( Read more... )

Jason walked alone along the street, not paying attention to anything other than the voices he could hear. Some of the wishes were ones he would never even contemplate fulfilling, because they were selfish or they’d affect someone else adversely, but then there were others, more heartfelt, that tugged at his empathy. Not all wishes could be granted ( Read more... )

“Come with me,” Paul said, smiling. “You’ve told me before how much you’d love to explore time and now is the time to do it.”

Vanessa looked at Paul. Their eyes met and she bit her lip. Time travelling wasn’t something anyone did without careful planning or the agreement of at least one of the officials in charge of controlling who went where. He ( Read more... )

“When one of the Nox Gadael disappears everyone else simply assumes that they’ve been caught by the hunters, because that’s normal for us,” Monique said, her voice sad, “and there are too few of us for the memory wiping thing to work.” She tilted her head to one side, looking thoughtful. “Although it does seem as though there are more Nox Gadael ( Read more... )

At first all Astrid could do was stare around the room she had found herself in, unable to believe what she was seeing. When she had walked out of the cave she shared with her pack she had never expected to step onto another world and end up… She turned to look at Nerys.

“It’s yours,” Nerys said, wagging her tail. “You do have to pay rent, but here ( Read more... )

“We never knew all the packs,” Nerys explained, sitting opposite Astrid. “In Little Hill we have three of the local packs and then there are Gadael packs from all over the world.” Nerys shook her head. “Until I came here I didn’t have any idea how many Gadael there really were on our old world, but there were more than we thought there were.”

“It ( Read more... )

Monique looked very much like she would have smiled back is she could, instead settling for wagging her tail harder. “How long have you been here?” she asked.

“Just over two weeks,” Zoe replied, “but it feels much longer.”

The Nox Gadael all nodded. “We had the same problem,” Isen said. “Our old world had a much shorter day too and getting used to ( Read more... )

Wrapping her arms around herself Mira kept walking. As long as she focused on putting one foot in front of the other she would be fine. Part of her wanted to turn around and go back through the door, no matter what the outcome was going to be, but it was her mother, her Queen, who had told her to go. Those were orders she couldn’t ignore. Another ( Read more... )

This entry is part 19 of 66 in the The World Walkers collection
They’d been together for as long as Liadan could remember. Most days she wished she could have chosen her own mate, but finding a bond mate early seemed the safest thing to do, as there were stories of magic users who had died due to their inability to find someone to bond with. Often ( Read more... )

It was late when Panthea arrived back on Kniroch, well past the time the moon set, and she was tired, but there were still things she needed to do. Yawning, she switched her bag to the other shoulder. Nothing in it was particularly heavy, thankfully, just uncomfortable if it settled wrongly, as it had done during the journey back from Labyrinth. ( Read more... )