What if all the old stories were true?

The Annals of Myrtle
and the Blood King

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Casey has stumbled upon a secret: ‘Big Foot’ is real, after all, but its place among the Warden Watch turns out to be far more mysterious than the myth itself. As one so-called myth after another turns out to be rooted in fact and reality–albeit in wholly unexpected ways–Casey finds himself craning his neck to catch a glimpse… of the Blood King.

BOOK 1: THE WARDEN-WATCH

Soft cover ISBN: 9781645942160
Hard cover ISBN: 9781645942245

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BOOK 2: THE FISHER KING’S APPRENTICE

Soft cover ISBN: 9781645942269
Hard Cover ISBN: 9781645942252

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Expanded Description:

Casey is your average twelve year old caught up in the dog days of summer when, by a stroke of pure luck, he discovers Big Foot’s lair. There’s just one thing: The only thing Big Foot has in common with the lore is his hair; the lore gets everything else wrong. Rather than a beast hiding behind trees in remote woods, Big Foot is a noble creature that had been intricately involved in human affairs from time out of mind.

Casey’s discovery means that Big Foot’s secret might be exposed to the whole world. Casey now becomes Big Foot’s prisoner, tasked with helping Big Foot do his peculiar job.

And what a job it is! Passing in and out of our world in various times and places, Casey gets to see human history unfold from the inside out. The best treat of all? He gets to meet Myrtle, the oldest woman Casey had ever met, and one who has her own secret duties to perform.

Now working alongside Myrtle, Casey discovers that nearly all of the old stories are true. Finding out that Big Foot was not a myth was just a start. There turns out to be truth to almost all of the myths, although none of them are what Casey or any other human expected.

Myrtle and Casey set out together to thwart the devilish plans of one of Mankind’s oldest enemies. They track their foe to a distant time and place and realize that in order to stop him, they’ll have to pick up the trail of the Blood King. Now wishing he was better equipped for the battle, Casey finds out that evil, also, is not always as he expects.

And in The Fisher King’s Apprentice:

Casey’s life is in peril at every turn as one extraordinary event piles on top of another. Enlisted in Myrtle’s army, he now begins his training–in a library of all places. But not for long. Things escalate when a mysterious man tries to murder Casey in his bed. With dangers mounting, it becomes clear that Casey needs to be better equipped to deal with them. He begins learning the arts of war, and just in time. The Wardens escort Casey to ancient Antioch in a quest to secure the spear tip that pierced the side of Jesus–before Draco gets it, first.

Then they get a lead on the man who tried to kill Casey, and Casey is dispatched to make a positive identification. That is when things go horribly wrong and Casey falls into the clutches of the very man who once tried to snuff him out.

Is there a legend that isn’t based on real history? Is there a myth that is not rooted somehow in truth? If there is, Casey has yet to discover it in his quest to keep the Enemy from the life-liquid… of the Blood King.

The Fisher King’s Apprentice is based on a true story.