Four tales that prove sometimes lessons have to be learned the hard way.

"My Ragnarok" by James Agee Jr.

In a society that clings to its Viking heritage, the position of soothsayer is revered by all. However, for Arne, life as the soothsayer's apprentice is harsh and trying. Faced with two horrific decisions, one must be made. Will he brave Ragnarok or face a personal Ragnarok of his own?

"Unhinged" by Luke Griffith

After his mother’s funeral, Jeremy struggles to maintain his inner well-being. Years of curiosity force him to investigate the unknown. Some secrets are best left unanswered. 

"Dragging My Demons" by Chris Manning

Aidan has finally gotten his life on track - he’s healthy, has a decent job, and lives in a nice apartment. Except he has one small problem: He's just murdered his father - an abusive tyrant who's recently come back into his life - and now he must bury the evidence. As he drags his father's body through an unearthly forest, he'll face sinister, supernatural forces while uncovering the truth behind his family’s past.

"The Fairy Tale of Knights" by Katie Johns

Where did the fairy tales come from? This exciting prequel to The Frog Princess follows the Astinian knight, Sir Ulric’s path to knighthood in the earliest days of the fairy-tale lands. He is a young boy with his brother, Ivor; they live with magical beings but are eventually kidnapped and unknowingly raised to serve a wicked wizard bent on destroying their old home and all magical beings. This coming-of-age epic tells how they conquer the evil wizard, save their adopted family, and forge the way for the fairy-tale knights.