Yet even though the May TV schedule is stacked with potential awards contenders, the month is far from a monolith. That crunch gets even more overwhelming considering the sheer number of preexisting series rushing toward their own season (or even series) finales. That’s mostly by design, given the last-minute rush to sneak shows in under the Emmy eligibility wire. “Too much” is a subjective term, but it’s safe to say that there’s enough television coming in the next few weeks to sustain multiple years’ worth of casual watching. First Edition of Nico's Fire published by Silver Publishing, May 2012.May is the month when even the most diligent TV trackers basically throw up their hands and admit defeat. Unable to abandon the man, he takes him home, only to discover the dangers they face individually might come from the same source.įirst Edition of Adel's Purr published by Silver Publishing, 2011.
The beautiful man ignites his lust, but a sexual relationship would lead to their deaths.
Coming upon his unconscious human mate in the ruins catches him off guard and fills him with joy and dread. Nicolai Daemarkus, a fire daemon, investigates a gargoyle circling a smoldering building. But he also discovers passion and loyalty in a place he never imagined looking. When Evan saves a large gargoyle that is about to be demolished, he becomes involved in a fight between the paranormal world and the Church. He can give life to stone and awaken living gargoyles.
Stonemason Evan Halvard is learning to control a power he doesn't understand. Abuse of power is common, and people struggle from day to day trying to avoid the notice of Church officials. Violence is not tolerated, and anything not sanctioned by the Church is evil. In a world recovering from a war that devastated humanity, the Church makes the laws.
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