Chronicles of Kel'Yght

In the modern era, Aeln are widely accepted to be extinct, that is, by anyone who believes they were ever real at all. In truth, the history of Aeln and mankind goes back far further than the Kelzen and Antlemall the way back to the mother world from which all humans hailed from: Earth.On Earth centuries ago, in the valley of the Hemwood, the Aeln first emerged from their home to dominate the realm of man. Two brothers, the fearsome Wolf and the sovereign Alder King, fought for supremacy of the Hemwood and the humans who lived there, but Aeln are not the only mysterious things lurking in the Hemwood. From the desirous machinations of man did something new from the murky soil emerge: the much coveted Rose of Landow.

Yurt is a walking, talking self-proclaimed priceless antique who finds himself stolen from his very store by a rascal of a boy, Jacob Wilkins, and taken into a broken home.Eugene Lazlo is a hapless layabout with little more on his mind than getting his own car who wanders absently right into nightmare.Samantha Hale is a high school dropout and a single mother plagued by visions of death and despair. Dr. Edwin Rutherford serves as her therapist, attempting to make sense of her morbid fantasies.Tremors in Telafette is a "reality" show, investigating the strange happenings around the decaying city. The trio behind the show stumble into an inexpiable mystery, far more real than their usual haunts, as past meets present in a horrifying brew of superstition and suffering.A boy and his bear. A listless fast food employee. A timid single mother. A resentful scholar. Five missing children. And a TV show on the verge of collapse. All these fates mix and intertwine in the stagnant morass of small town Telafette.

Landow. 1839. Centuries have passed since the village of Landow was plunged into chaos and bloodshed that nearly tore it apart. But time heals, as time does, and now Landow is a city thriving in the inexorable march of progress, with its people blissfully unaware of its past trauma. However, even the sturdiest foundations crumble and the best-laid plans falter when unresolved darkness lingers underground, scratching and clawing its way to the surface. Late one summer afternoon, some youths find the body of an old man on the Carver Estate, though the corpse shocks them all by opening its eyes. Named Rip by his discoverers, this amnesiac man, with nothing to his name but pride, sets out to learn more about this new world, and the supposed "underground folk" he finds himself associated with.His investigation will unearth more than he bargained for, and the entire city may come crashing down before he has the chance to clear his name. In this thrilling continuation of the events of The Rose of Landow, familiar faces awaken to seasons unfamiliar, and they'll have to tread carefully, lest they fall into the Holes Under Landow.