Nathalie M.L. Römer

Every day is the same for Ella. She’s told by her boss, who also is her step-mother, to work late, repair the junk or else. Every day, Ella obeys her step-mother… However, one evening her routine is disrupted by the cleaner, Max, who subsequently helps her to discover some secrets that her step-mother hides from Ella.

When truth and lies have been used as a weapon. When you fight an enemy from the past using lies, and truth becomes the weapon with which you fight that enemy. The story takes you to an ancient land under siege. The history of Keldarra is long but forgotten. A distant past when someone knew the Wolf Riders would rise. They also knew they would come to an end. The Truth: Words spoken. Still spoken to speak a lie. Marrida. Alagur. Each individual has a reason for wanting change. But can the reasons co-exist without clashing? Can truth prevail when each of them exists because of lies? When they discover similarity it reveals a hidden past, a past that means so much more than either knew.

When Lucas moved to a small village in the middle of nowhere, he did not expect that it to present him with a mystery that would unravel some of his own family history. Aided by his girlfriend Louellen, he sets about to discover why so many in the village are as curious about the house. One evening he walks past the house to hear sounds coming from within. Lucas and Louellen discover quickly that it connects the house with a dangerous past that should better stay buried and undiscovered...

A psychic and a physician become embroiled in a race to save the world from a devastating plague.

Donta ‘Naughty’ is Don Quixote’s second cousin who’d decided to replicate Don’s famous antics, and obviously disobeying his father’s wishes by doing this. However, he doesn’t get far in his travels, when an encounter with Carlotta, a tavern keeper’s daughter, changes everything he’d ever known and puts his plans on hold. She persuades Donta to comply with her own strange plans. But the outcome of these plans changes everything for both of them…

When they suggested that the world was at risk of falling apart, there were those who took measures to safeguard humankind. But some of them had other reasons for these actions, and now my world is facing the consequences of what was started five hundred years ago. They work in secret, still abiding to a plan conceived by people who've long since perished. But they want to begin again… A sister that Steven Burgard could only guess that exists, with a life and existence tied closely to his mother's departure. She has answers about her, about our father's motives, about me. Her existence is a warning to the world…

Marrida Kayrsan and Alagur are the protagonists of The Wolf Riders of Keldarra, an epic fantasy series. Marrida is a Keeper of Truth at the Temple of Truth in Ruh'nar, where she lives with her younger brother, Esbara, and sister, Kalisa. Alagur is a Wolf Rider who arrives one day in the city during the latest attack by the Wolf Riders. He is wounded by a defender, and Marrida takes him in, and heals him back to health. It is during this period she reveals to him and her siblings who and what she is at the Temple of Truth. This novella features two stories, one about Marrida and the other about Alagur. The story about Marrida will give a deeper insight to life within the Temple of Truth. The story about Alagur will take you back to the time when he went to get Yalla, his loyal wolf companion, from South Valley of Miza just south of Northern Blades.

Five hundred years ago, they talked about "shit hitting the fan"… whatever that means. But I, Steven Burgard, have an idea of what it could have meant when I look at the world, I live in. Nothing of what they said back then, in the books they had, was true. They didn't predict a world where 99% of the population was gone in a matter of years. They didn't even know why it was happening to them. My world is broken, empty, full of mysteries and dangers that drove my parents to do something so dangerous it caused my mother to leave me when I was eleven. Now, a decade later, I'm Subject 37… whatever that means.