A Fable of Desolation and Do-Overs
There is only one do-over. But with no more second chances left, even the smallest mistake could be their downfall.
Quest Objective: Turn back time, defeat the enemy, and don’t lose her in the process.
There is only one do-over. But with no more second chances left, even the smallest mistake could be their downfall.
When the world as they know it ends, Lirael Vannis must turn back time to try to change the fate of the future. The catch? He only gets one chance, and changing the future is much harder than it seems. Their only hope?
A runaway elf who has a running list of tally marks as a wanted criminal.
Shaelis Ethoril might be a wanted woman, but at least she has good reasons for the things she’s done. But after getting tracked and chased for years, she wants nothing to do with the war with the monsters expanding across the corners of the map. It will take a miracle--or a weasel--to get her to agree to such a sacrifice.
As the situation becomes dire, Shaelis and Lirael must come together to stop a common enemy, all while fighting a love that could doom them all while they’re at it.
Will they succeed in defeating a powerful enemy? Or is the future destined to repeat itself?
A Fable of Desolation and Do-Overs, inspired by the fairytale Koschei the Deathless, is a closed-door standalone romantasy set within the Dungeons and Legends series. Perfect for readers who love the wonder of fairytales blended with the adventure of classic RPGs, this story features against all odds, the reluctant hero, last to know, lovers in denial, and us against the world. Your adventure starts here—press start to play.
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Sydney Winward
Sydney Winward was born with an artistic brain and a love of discovery for new talents. From drawing to sewing to music, she has loved to explore every opportunity that comes her way. At a young age, Sydney discovered her love of writing and wrote her first book at twelve years old, and since then, she hasn’t been able to stop writing. Her active imagination and artistic mind take her away to different worlds and time periods, making every new story a fantastic adventure. When she is not writing (or fawning over animals in the neighborhood) she spends time with her husband and children at home in Utah.
