MENUVIA A sparkling gem made rough stone, the seat of political power in the Kingdom of Vale. Revolt foments among the patrician class and open gang war looms on the horizon. As the Argentine Tower plots revolution, a lone thief with a past as dark as Menuvia itself picks the wrong lock and opens the wrong door. Shadows still cast in the dark of night, underneath THE LONG MOONLIGHT. Featuring a series of original illustrations. RAZÖRFIST was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. He produces several web series, including 'Film Noirchives', 'Metal Mythos', and the popular 'Rageaholic' review and commentary series. Prior to that, he studied Journalism and Political Science at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications. The Long Moonlight is his first published novel.

Will is a six hundred year old vampire, looking for an eternal love. Revealed through his collection of trinkets and "little black book" of lovers, Will's search is sensual, humorous, and sometimes melancholy. Will's conquests span the globe as he questions whether it's really possible to meet "the one". His immortality creates quite an unexpected challenge in finding a perfect match. In this first in a series of short stories, Will falls for Emma, a Lycan who sets the bar for every woman behind her. She plants a seed of desire in Will that changes his undead life forever. What do you do when you have eternity on your hands?

The Long Lane's Turning is a novel by Hallie Erminie Rives. was a best-selling popular American novelist. Excerpt: "The girl whose gaze had for that instant found Harry Sevier's across the crowded court room left the place with her mind in a conflict of feeling. She was nonplussed. She had entered for that last hour sharing intuitively the general belief that the prisoner would be acquitted: a belief, founded like that of the rest, upon her knowledge of his counsel. She had seen no straining for the spectacular in what some had been wont to call "Harry Sevier's pyrotechnics," and on past occasions on which she had heard him address a jury she had fallen wholly under the spell of that peculiar magnetism that swayed all alike. Aside from his continuous success in a calling with which her whole life had been associated—her father, Judge Beverly Allen, was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and his father had been Chancellor before him—with his brilliant way, his undenied leadership among his fellows, he had been to her a dominant personality. She had not lacked the masculine homage of a dozen others of their set, but Harry Sevier had always been the imminent figure in her thought, and it had needed no spoken word or promise between them to link her imagination wholly to a future in which he reigned supreme. So that his failure to-day had affected her strongly."

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