What I'm Working On

Alrightly, just so you're all on the up and up, these are the stories I am currently working on followed by their very own brief synopsizes.

Adventurers Academy:
Princess Damelza Eirwind enrolls under an alias in a school designed to teach its students how to be adventurers. There, she meets Quill, an extremely talented archer, and Cyara, a peaceful Grial (a creature I made up--it looks like a cross between a lizard, a fish, and a red-head human). They A) learn how to be adventurers, B) go on adventures, and C) uncover a secret plot to overthrow the Four Kings and Queens. NOTE: this is a trilogy, and the two books after it are The Orc Wars and The Land Beyond

Fairy:
A long time ago, so long ago, it's considered ancient times, Fairies protected the peace of Itheenia (much like the Jedi, but not quite). However, the ambitions military leader Yilrida killed them all so he could take control and rule the empire. They are now an extinct race. Or so everyone thought. Now fairies are being born to non-fairy parents, and the emperor wants them. And will stop at nothing to get them. The story follows three such fairies--Paige, the protagonist; Nadia, her sister; and Jack, an escapee, on the run from the emperor's men. Nadia gets kidnapped, Paige tries to rescue her, along the way meeting Jack, and a whole plot of espionage, daring, treachery, self-discovery, and the tight bond of family ensues.

Sky Keys:
This one's plot has changed about seven times, so don't be surprised if it changes again soon. It's actually the story I got from that little picture form my most resent "WRITING TIPS". I'll just type it all again in case you missed that post. However, a bit at the end is different, so if you DID read that post, don't skip over the ending of this one.
Nait is the young captain of the Eclipse, a small but sturdy airship. His first mate, who's also his best friend, is a magician named Licia. Between them, nothing in the four skies is off limits. Nate's also an orphan. His mother died at childbirth and his father, the queen's Commander if Chief, died during the resent, unexpected coup. After his father died, Nait ran, not daring to collect his father's personal possessions until a couple years later when the price on his head had gone down a little. But when he did stop to read his father's journals, he found the secret to a treasure so wondrous, it had been known to drive the most respectable sky pirate mad--the Keys to the Sky. Like every treasure, this one need a key. Ours just happens to reside with Anda, a self-taught acrobat and big-time pirate magnet.

Well, there you go. All three (count 'em--3) stories I'm working on and will occasionally brodcast my frustrations/successes about.

~Read. Write. Love.