When the goddess Bast lies caged in the underground duat of the ancient Egyptians, can she discover who entrapped and imprisoned her there?
If the messenger god Mercury flies between the celestial spheres of our solar system, rather than between Mount Olympus and the underworld, what threat will he discern in the black reaches of space?
If the sea nymphs of old Greece rule underwater kingdoms beneath the warm waves of the Middle Sea, what happens when a daughter of their king meets a prince of the land?
My mythic tales feature different worlds and characters, but they share the same rich source of inspiration—the vibrant mythologies of our own ancient history.
Each story stands alone. You can enjoy one without having read the others.
My Mythic Tales tend to surprise me!
I wrote Serpent’s Foe when the sudden desire to tell a story featuring a zoo coincided with the unique voice of the goddess Bastet speaking in my head.
Spending time in a zoo located in the ancient Egyptian duat got me thinking about circuses—or rather, the celestial circus that performs in one of the Mary Poppins books. I loved P.L. Travers’ Sol and longed to write about constellations taking the roles of acrobats. Devouring Light was the result.
Caught in Amber was born from a dream, while Blood Silver was inspired by Clannad’s haunting song “The Poison Glen.”
All of which is to say, I never know when a Mythic Tale will demand that I tell it. But you can be sure that more of them will hijack my muse from time to time!
I’ll email you when the next Mythic Tale releases, if you’ve signed up for my newsletter. 😀
I’ll never share your email address with anyone, and I’ll only email you when I have a new book out, a book on sale at a discount, or a tidbit of interesting news.
