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When faced with overwhelming odds
Witch way do you turn?
ONCE MORE UPON A TIME
Beyond the veil lives the source of fairy tales, dark entities who are the embodiment of fable. They watch and wait for another chance to wreak havoc in the real world. None of them want anything to do with happily ever after. The fables take over humans and manipulate events to reenact their stories, each time with new, unwitting players trapped in the story cycle. If left unchecked, the death and destruction escalates to a worldwide scale. For over a thousand years the duty of stopping them has fallen on the agents of Templar Mason, known in the days of old as the Knights Templar. Witch Jillian Anderson is hunting a sorcerer who has found a way to summon the stories to the mortal plane. She must stop him before the fables can get a foothold on the real world and end their stories before they end hers.
PARTNERS IN CRIME
In which we delve into the medieval histories of Fable Investigations as a young witch tries to stop the legendary Faust and the birth of a dark Fable; a psychic must determine if an injured vampire is her enemy or someone who needs her aide; and in a Blood & Bylines tale, vampire tabloid reporter Angela has to save a Bigfoot from the men in black and maybe play matchmaker if she can avoid getting killed and make her deadline
Patrick Thomas is a Minnesota-based marketing leader, editor, and consultant. Over 20 years of publishing work he's edited New York Times bestsellers, served as managing director of Milkweed Editions, ran theSan Francisco Chroniclebook review, and developed innovative branching narrative gaming scripts. He's been fortunate to work with numerous award-winning writers, scientists, adventurers, and poets, and believes in the powerful role stories have to play in saving the planet.
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