​As the halfling son of the Alder King, ruler of the Fae, Goethe "Got" Luck has a knack for attracting trouble. In all his dealings with evil, both immortal and not-so-much, he's come across several beings who'd love to see him step off a cliff. 

​Katira is a simple girl in a small village, raised by her blacksmith father, Jarand, and village healer mother, Mirelle. Or is she? Her life, as she's known it, has been a facade.  

K.M. Wyland transports her readers to the era of Jane Eyre in Wayfarer, a new superhero story told with an olde world flavour.

​Ceony knows the secret of the Excisioners, dark magicians who bond to human flesh to control and terrorize their victims and enemies. However, as Emery Thane's apprentice and love interest, she knows there are some lines one does not cross no matter how beneficial it might appear.

Ceony Twill has come along way since her days at Tagis Praff School for the Magically Inclined.

​After saving his life, and restoring his heart, Ceony Twill has come to enjoy the perks of being the apprentice of the Master Folder, Emery Thane.

​In a world where people and animals work side by side through the use of magic crystals, Gavin is an example of the latter. As the youngest son of Baron Stoutheart, Gavin spent his days avoiding responsibility. When tragedy strikes, he has hard decisions to make and sometimes they make him. Follow this reluctant hero as he shoulders responsibilities no one ever believed him capable of bearing.

Once again, the judges at the Writers of the Future contest have selected deserving winners to showcase in this years anthology. 

K.M. Weiland has once again produced a masterfully-crafted work of storytelling. This story resonated with me on multiple levels because I truly related to the Main Character in so many ways. All I can say is Brilliant!

In 1920's Nebraska, gadabout Captain Hitch Hitchcock returns to his home town. His primary goal; to win a coveted spot with a famous air circus. His secondary goal; to avoid the people in town who still bear him ill-will for leaving under questionable circumstances.