Senator Fabius has achieved his dream; he has become one of the twin consuls of the Roman Republic and given command of an army that will push further into Gaul. But he has a secondary object: a desire to track down a supposed Gallic artefact that has the power to make one youthful again, so he can continue to influence Rome and stave off death. But finding this artefact may require more sacrifice than he imagines, and it’s very hard to be a consul or even a senator in Rome when one is merely fe

Gaius is a common soldier in the mighty Roman legions beneath the mighty Princeps Octavian. It is circa 4 AD, and the commander of his legion, Legatus Septimus, is a cowardly figure who fails to prevent his troops from being ambushed. But when Gaius is captured, he is not killed, but subjected to a strange pagan ritual that transforms him into a German warrior woman. Determined to get revenge on her cowardly Legate, the former male must deal with her new gender, new culture, and new role within

(Wide variety of transformations) Whew! Probably the most ambitious "story" I've written so far, trying to establish a background for my universe in which magic (and especially TF) exists. You might also notice that it explains some of my old stories as well! All historical mistakes are my own, feel free to let me know if any are really egregious. All translation errors are also my own. And finally, if you think you'd like to hear more of one or more of the characters, let me know!

It all started with the murder of the Brightway girl. Mei Wei is an immigrant prostitute working in Chinatown in 1930s Chicago who becomes embroiled in the disappearance of a private eye and the murder of an heiress.

Early in the 17th century, the wife of an Ottoman is brought low by a curse

Early in the 17th century, the wife of an Ottoman is brought low by a curse