Viper stumbles across the young Tudor Princess Elizabeth and a Crown Jewel that unlocks Viper's repressed memories. To secure a path to her past, Viper ensures Elizabeth's safety, setting the threatened princess upon the Throne of England. Viper's j...
Viper is a villainous protagonist caught between the mystery of her immortal past and the malice of mortals in the present. Her journey is a re-imagining of Celtic folklore in a seamless blend of historical and contemporary fantasy for a mature audience.
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The sequel, The Wrath of Atticus, is missing one ingredient: YOU. Only until May 11th, 2018, appear as a character in the story or create a character of your own with plot involvement for the exciting conclusion of the series in book 3. Since the Kickstarter is fully funded, you'll get the reward you pick. Plus, if we unlock the $3K stretch goal, you'll get a book of short stories for FREE. Own exclusive art, swag, and other goodies as a reward for jumping on board the Kickstarter: http://bit.ly/WrathofAtticus. ENDS May 11th.
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Trigger warning: The following content contains scenes of violence.
Camberwell, London. June 3, 2012: dawn.
The unforeseen sinkhole gave birth to four hundred years of hatred. London exchanged its concrete crust for an ancient soul, the prisoner trapped within the oblivion. The hole started as an innocuous golf ball sized pit. A hotel employee in kitchen whites smeared with grease tossed his cigarette butt towards it without notice. Within minutes of his departure, the indentation expanded into a bottomless crater the width of a man's arm span.
