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Echo & Marble Out NOW
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“She had no voice. She had no words… She left, clinging to her life by a thread and wondering why even that felt like a painful curse.”
Fantastical. Mythological. Romantic.
A young human journalist finds herself alone in a Fae city and cursed to only repeat the words given to her. As her chances at a career, life, and even love swiftly dwindle, her only prospect of breaking the curse involves the impossible task.
She must lure a monster to its death– the same monster that turns people to stone, terrorizing fae, humans, and magical creatures alike with mysterious magic. But the monster may be very different from the myths it was named after, and the girl’s curse might not be so simply broken.
Inspired by the Greek myths of Medusa and Echo, this novella combines urban fantasy, romance, and myth to explore the depths of good and evil.
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“If you’re looking for a swoon worthy romance, clean, tear jerking, magical book, this is for you!”
E. A. Douglas, ★★★★★
“I loved this. I loved the word choices, the world building, and the cast of characters in this novella. This managed to feel like a whole novel and I’m already extremely attached to these characters. Excited to see what comes next!”
Alexis H. ★★★★★
Can’t Get Enough? Read some short stories below:
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A/N: This was inspired by the prompt voted on in my newsletter last month. “Oh please Zav, for heaven’s sake, go change. You’re embarrassing yourself and me by association.” Zav auspiciously flapped his dark cape, letting the hood fall further over his face and obscuring it in shadow. He brandished his scythe, swinging it with…
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“I guess talking to you is my price to pay for being on time.” The rat looked unbothered by Ariatty’s disgruntled huffing, slinking around her feet, tail making a small trail through the grim that covered the warehouse floor. “Just goes to show what being punctual does for you in life. Why do I even…
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‘Hostess’ is too fancy-sounding a name for what I do… Author Note: ‘Hostess’ is based on a real experience . This story contains mature themes. Laminated paper bends against my washcloth as I wipe down the surface of a menu, placing it down on top of the sixty-three others I’ve just disinfected and reaching for…
Koryn Koch 