Fantasy

He goes to an old house to use the phone and finds more than he wanted. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.

In a world where words wield death, her silence holds the key to life.Elara is not just cursed; she is a prisoner of ink and prophecy. A sentient, ancient quill forces her to record terrifying futures she is powerless to stop. Mute and isolated, she is a specter in her own life, forced to witness the tragedies she writes. When the quill foretells the death of a joyful boy she knows, Elara reaches her breaking point. But in a moment of desperate defiance, she does the impossible: she wrests control from the curse and writes a new fate.Her act of rebellion draws the attention of a mysterious hunter, Kaelen, who reveals the terrifying truth. Elara is the latest in a long line of vessels for this evil, but she is the first ever to fight back. He offers guidance, but the path is perilous. To master the curse, she must journey to its blackened heart and confront the source of the power that has consumed countless souls before her.The Curse That Wrote Me is a gripping dark fantasy novel perfect for readers who love complex heroines, magical systems based on words and fate, and stories about reclaiming one's own narrative. If you enjoyed the lyrical darkness of V.E. Schwab, the intricate curses of Holly Black, and the emotional depth of Naomi Novik, you will be captivated by this tale of a silent woman who finds her voice to rewrite destiny itself.

Claire Woods was completely alluring-and out of Tag Campbell's reach. But when she needed him, he saved her. She touched raw places inside him, making him ache and crave things he'd thought he'd given up. What would it be like to have her waiting…every night…for him? Tag Campbell haunted her. Like a pirate in tight denim, he captured her and declared his love in heated whispers. Claire had to make the decision of a lifetime-a quiet role in proper society or a wild, loving adventure with a man who was so wrong…but oh, so right.

When North Black whistled, everyone came running-except her. And it was Melody Woods he most wanted at his fingertips. The memory of her beautiful body, of that night, coiled around his heart-and squeezed. She'd slipped from his bed, innocence intact-and while she traveled the world, his immense desire only grew more beastly. Now, word on the Texas wind was that Melody was back…and wanted North. But he'd never tangle with that spitfire again…or would he?…

Stefan just started work and when he's alone in his office he hears beautiful music sounds coming from a hole in the wall. When he investigates he smells wonderful aromas. He starts making the hole bigger and bigger until he can fit through the hole into the chimney. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.

Peter finds a magic pen and uses it to get into trouble. One things leads to another and it keeps getting worse. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.

Franklin Mysterio has been a magician a long time. He hasn't been very successful until he discovers a new trick. Soon afterward a stranger appears and offers to help him. Then things start to go terribly wrong. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.

Chris goes asleep watching the meteor shower and falls off the roof of the Elliptic Skye building. Lilly thinks she's the only one who can fly and wants to be a superhero. Chris keeps banging himself up trying to fly. Other people, not so nice or good, also acquire the ability to fly.Billionaire Jack Harris is kidnapped and his ex-wife fires everyone. Orville becomes a flying fighter to pay for his kids' medical expenses.Lilly organizes the rescue of Jack Harris. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.

He gives his orphaned niece a book to read and fears it is changing her into a witch. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.

As a favor to Doctor Watson, Sherlock Holmes investigates a strange occurrence with a partner of Ebenezer Scrooge. Ted Stetson is a member of SFWA. He was born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island and went to Seton Hall and Hofstra. He graduated from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas. He was awarded First Place by the Florida Literary Arts Council and First Place in the Lucy B. McIntire contest of the Poetry Society of Georgia. His short fiction has appeared in Twisted Tongue, MysteryAuthors.com, Future Orbits, State Street Review, and the anthologies; One Evening a Year, Mota: Truth, Ruins Extraterrestrial Terra, Ruins Terra and Barren Worlds. His books include: Night Beasts, The Computer Song Book.