The Magic in Fire
Genre: Fantasy Anthology
with stories by
Victoria Young, Dragonness Wyverna, A. H. Serrano, L. R. Huseboe, Kieran McKiel,
A. A. Warne, R. A. Darlinge, Aörali Eden, B. R. Storm, Ilona Krueger,
Serena Dawson, Michelle Crow, J. T. Moriarty
*** 12 MAGICAL TALES IN ONE MASSIVE FANTASY COLLECTION ***
Twelve stories – Thirteen authors.
One theme – The Magic in Fire.
FEATURING IN THIS ANTHOLOGY:
Victoria Young – The Doll Boutique
There’s nothing healthy about a tan – Melinda had heard the warnings and frankly, being stuck in a cramped white coffin was not her idea of fun. But when she wakes from the solarium bed in a dusty prison cell, Melinda realises she’s gotten herself into a tighter spot than she expected.
Dragonness Wyverna – Fire Under Water
Humans have come to the desert, and with them comes death. The oasis has been an indestructible black rock and shelter for the Desharihn fire sprites for generations. But when a band of humans arrive to mine the rock, it is up to Fia, the last Rahar sprite, to save the tribe from the humans’ immutable greed.
A. H. Serrano – Conviction by Fire
Blessed with the power of fire, Lhii Fuéra’s duty is to protect, but in the aftermath of a murder, she’s the one placed on trial. As the daughter of a great general, Lhii soon realizes that justice matters little among the powerful, and she’s faced with a choice: Become the victim or blame the victim.
L. R. Huseboe – Flames of Green
Jaer and his Knight Commander Kae, wander the thick forest in search of information about their missing spy. What they found was a battle against their century-long enemy, the Shaedyn. Will they prevail or face the same unknown fate?
Kieran McKiel – Hummingbird
Far from home and missing his love, Marco is fighting a war to end all wars. When hope seems lost, a strange entity appears with an offer to help him survive.
A. A. Warne – The Masters of Fire
The Masters of Fire were once a powerful brotherhood, but now only two of their brothers remain in the free world. Will they be strong enough to liberate their kin from the clutches of the Mad King? Or will an uncomfortable truth unravel their master plan?
B. R. Storm – The Harbinger
Since the beginning of Earth, Watcher has been tethered to immortality, waiting for the final soul to depart. The day finally comes and Watcher prepares for rest, but he’s confronted by the bringer of apocalyptic carnage.
Ilona Krueger – Song of my Soul
Always the realist, Felicity does not entertain anything that is unscientifically based. Her clinical assertions leave no room for magic and imagination. It is said, however, that Pride goes before a fall. And fall, she does. Is there salvation from the pit? Does she rise from the ashes? Is there hope for a new understanding?
Serena Dawson – A Spark of Courage
Prince Zabriel’s fire magic is weak, but Princess Maniela’s will to defy their cruel father is strong. Zabriel agrees to help his sister, and she leads them into a battle that will determine the fate and future of their kingdom.
Michelle Crow – The Flame
When Momma Courtney shows up on Prudence’s doorstep and draws magical wards to protect the house from an impending attack; Prudence’s reality is thrown into chaos as she discovers she’s the last Flame Keeper. Now with the entire village’s lives in her hands, can she save them from the body-snatching Ifrits with her untrained powers?
J. T. Moriarty – Petals of Autumn
As the legendary dragon, Flallemin, sets its sights on Goblin Birchwoods, Wedina has an impossible challenge: train the entire tribe. While there are plenty of shields, there’s only one sword and Wedina knows it’ll take more than might to deal with the hungry dragon.
Also featuring:
R. A. Darlinge & Aörali Eden – Fated Shadows
Do you have a favorite movie?
Adryanna – I don’t… Although I am partial to Train to Busan, Godzilla, and Jurassic Park. My favorite movie genre is horror, though, if that counts.
Amanda – I have to pick one! Um…well, I love movies and I can’t go a week without watching one. But to pick only one, now that’s torture. So, my top few and there is an extensive list, I would say Matrix, Batman Dark Knight series, Inception, Wall-e, Big Hero 6, Spiderman: into the spider verse, and like a million more.
Brandon – Yikes, that’s incredibly circumstantial. If I had to narrow it down to something I know, love, and am willing to consider fond background noise, it would have to be IT: Chapter One. When I was seven or eight, I watched the TV miniseries IT with Tim Curry. I had nightmares the following two nights. That cinematic experience was my first true induction to horror and fear.
Brittany – The Fifth Element. #greenforlife
Debi – Labyrinth (1986) with Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie. I wasn’t allowed to watch it growing up because my mother didn’t like David Bowie, but I would visit my aunt every weekend while I was at college, and she had a copy. I watched it so much then that she jokingly threatened to hide it from me, and I finally bought a copy for myself–and a copy of the soundtrack, too–after graduation.
Ilona – I would always say Gone With The Wind, Rebecca or Little Women but there are quite a few other classics that I esteem as my almost top ones. I like something with a discernible story line. I also like Psycho, The Shining and Lord of the Rings.
Jay – All That Jazz, (NOT Chicago, common mistake) which is a semi-autobiographical about the life of Fred Ebb, who made Cabaret and Chicago famous. It’s a fantastically shot and acted 2-part tragedy, yes please!
Kieran – Oh man, there’s a lot. King Kong, The Shawshank Redemption, Predator, The Cabin in the Woods, The Thing, Gojira, Lord of the Rings, Solaris, I could go on for a while.
Laura – That’s a hard choice to be honest, but I would say Howl’s Moving Castle is up there among other movies. Oh, and Bambi. I watched that movie every day when I was little. I can still quote most of it.
Serena – Haha I think I would have to say the Lord of the rings extended trilogy. Nothing like it when you really feel like being transported.
Vicky – ONE! *cue head explosion*… In no particular order and likely missing out on a hundred others, Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Moana, Django Unchained, Notting Hill, Memoirs of a Geisha, Dirty Dancing, Silence of the Lambs, Pan’s Labyrinth, Dark Water (2002), Never Been Kissed, A Quiet Place, V for Vendetta and absolutely anything by Studio Ghibli.
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