Piercing The Veil Erin Miller

There are places in this world that serve as reminders of things hopeless and lost. Recesses of death and dread that swallow all light that dares wander too close. Yet some secrets, no matter how horrifically hidden, are too tempting to pass by. In Epitaph and Elegy, we join two seekers tempted by forgotten knowledge held in the skeletal grasp of a long dead city. Danger lurks in the bones of the city and every shadow is a threat. Will you follow Sylvia and Povel as they march towards doom? Do be careful, for graves are greedy things.

A Confractionery Tale is a story about decadence and decay set in a cheery corner of a world identical to our own. The Confractionery is a monster that appears for children who have eaten far too much candy and comes to teach children the ways of candy monsters and taffy trolls. But what happens when the lessons being taught aren’t actually in the best interest of the child?

Cast through a portal into another world in a desperate act to save her. Ten year old Layleen of Saransay, is left alone and devastated by the seeming loss of not only her parents, but
everything she’s ever held dear. When the child who calls herself ‘Lolli’ is taken in by the kindly
sorcerer Harlan and his snide son, Nathaniel. Will her dragging and listless grief finally overtake her? Or will her true feisty spirit shine through as she throws down the gauntlet, in the face of Nathaniel’s constant arrogant taunts?

Beyond the cascading water lies an army of forgotten warriors, memory of their sacrifices nearly lost to the sands of time. Though, there is still one who remembers, one who can never forget. Haunted by his past and the faces of all the lives he extinguished, an aging mage seeks to give the souls he damned a new purpose. To call them forth for one last purpose.

When it comes to Esoteric Surgeons, Dorian Black is the best there is. Under contract for the organization known as Ziggurat, he's brought in to consult on an entity that haunts his memories. In an attempt to correct his past mistakes, he becomes both the hunter and the hunted, but that’s never bothered him. What really bothers him is the same question that’s been nagging him for years. Who is this enemy? Two mysterious objects may lead him to the answer he seeks. However, it's more than likely that the book with strange notations, and an even stranger watch, will leave him wishing that he never asked the question in the first place.