THE DRAGON’S SON

THE DRAGON’S SON tells how a one-thousand-year-old prophecy takes Shea NicWolff from Scotland to Transylvania to destroy the vampire known as Dracula. But a Lycan, a small boy, a man-hating goat, a ghost, and the mythological Sword of Nuada contrive to keep Shea from fulfilling her destiny. When she finally does arrive at the castle…well, you’ll just have to read the novel to learn the ending.

THE WOLF’S DAUGHTER

The series continues Shea NicWolff’s adventures as she searches for Dracula’s lair and the elusive Sword of Nuada. More annoying is the presence of Lira Conor in Bistritz, for Lira has designated herself wife-in-waiting to the handsome Lycan, Brenin ap Rhys, even though Brenin has made it clear it is Shea who is his mate. Complications, complications. Can’t a girl just do her job and go home to Scotland?

THE LYCAN’S CHILD

The third book in the series takes Shea and Brenin to London as they follow Dracula to his new home. Shea finally has the Sword of Nuada in her grasp, but her quarry has flown the coop…uh, castle. Still trying to fulfill her destiny, Shea’s a little perturbed that Dracula isn’t making this easy. And now he’s hired Sebastian, the butler from hell—literally—whose job is to keep Shea from saving Dracula’s soul before she destroys him. Lira’s back, trying to kill Shea; the Grey King is trying to kill Brenin. And Shea has lost her magic. Talk about a bad day.

SHORT STORIES

All of the following tales can be found in ALL ROADS LEAD TO LINCOLN COUNTY, an anthology of stories by the Missing State Writers. The book is available on Amazon.com in paperback and Kindle versions.

“Pixed”

Pandemonium reigns when a family of pixies invades Dracula’s castle—until one is killed by a vindictive ghost. Dracula risks his own life in order to exorcise the spirit of his second wife.

“A Devil of an Angel”

A horde of little demons pursues Dracula as he races toward the Pearly Gates, where he is sidelined by an angel–with a checklist.

“The Lady in Red”

Barb leaves Dracula in peace and turns to ghosts in this story. Caroline Baker wakes up to find she has died. She vows revenge on her murderer, but finds that, even in death, you should be careful what you wish for.

“Why There Are No Frost Dragons Left in the World”

Steel, the last of the frost dragons, is penmanship-ly challenged, making it extremely difficult to get a date, much less a mate.

“The Wild Kids”

The land of New Mexico has worked its magic on this transplanted author. Here, New Mexico is warned that a trio of adorable kids and their life of crime may be headed its way, and the state should be afraid–very afraid.

“The Spiritual War of Lincoln County”

Apparently someone forgot to tell the Dolan and Tunstall factions that it’s time to stop fighting over minor things like power and land after you’ve died.