A young Andelonian princess comes to the painful realization that sometimes royal duty must take precedence over the desires of the heart. This is a "Pawns and Queens" era story set in the 15th Century Eleven Kingdoms. It is best read sometime after Chapter 4 of "Pawns and Queens."

A Deryni story set in the Eleven Kingdoms of the 1460s, a little over 300 years after the beginning of the reign of King Kelson the Great of Gwynedd. Note: No, I am not interested in commissioning comic art or character illustrations. Anyone spamming my inbox or reviews to solicit such will be taken to the practice field for the castle squires to practice archery on.

A series of short AU pieces set in the Deryni books, envisaging events had circumstances turned out differently than they had in the books.

A possible occurrence in the Eleven Kingdoms in the year 888 A.D. You might remember, during this time, Cathan, Joram, and Elaine were just kids, but that really has nothing to do with the story. It's just to give you a point of reference. I did my best to stay 'true' to the lore of the Eleven Kingdoms set out by Katherine Kurtz, particularly that of the Codex Derynianus.

In the Histories of King Kelson series, we catch a few glimpses of Duncan McLain's painfully brief marriage to Maryse MacArdry before he entered holy orders after her death. This is their story-a tale of youthful love, loss, restoration, and healing. Rated T: for childbirth complications and mentions of reproductive facts that aren't "adults only," but aren't kindergarten level.

A midnight conversation sets Cinhil Haldane on a different trajectory. (Canon-divergent, explores minor character, alternate character interpretation of Camber.)

In the year 1146, Prince Javan Haldane, King Kelson's young heir, and a few other young lords of the Court combine royal business with pleasure in the countryside of the Duchy of Haldane, where Prince Javan enjoys a brief encounter with a young peasant maid.

A beloved presence from Duncan McLain's past pays a brief visit to the mortal realm to help rescue his dearest friend in the present at a time of great peril. Sequel short story to Visionaries.

Nine hundred years after King Kelson's ascent to the throne of Gwynedd, the distant descendants of that generation of Deryni must deal with a new threat to the royal line and a swiftly unfolding crisis that once again imperils the ever-delicate balance of human/Deryni relations. (Note: FFN's edit window changes all my em dashes to hyphens. Sorry! I do know the difference! *sigh*)

2130. Gwynedd has long since been conquered and subjugated by the Aelian Empire. Her name was changed to break the people's will and, for a long time, it worked but the unlikely discovery of a Haldane has sparked thoughts of rebellion anew. As the rebels wait for their moment, an Aelian prince has been sent to re-subjugate them.

Bishop Duncan McLain, rector of the recently founded Deryni Schola of Saint Camber, finds himself in a position to help unravel a couple of mysteries with the assistance of Father John Nivard, King Kelson's chaplain and Royal Librarian, and Sister Helena ferch Ednyved, a magistra at the Schola and lay sister with the Servants of Saint Camber.

AU. The events of 'Deryni Rising' from the pov of OCs including Kelson's Bremagni cousins and descendants of Saint Camber.

For my love of the Deryni world by Katherine Kurtz, I offer a sequel to my first story Coins of Memory. Washburn and Jessamyn are newly married and enjoying the happiness of their first Yule-tide together. Mindful of the balance of his responsibilities to family and to his people, Washburn would see Jessa returned to her noble birthright and have her stand confidently at his side.

For a century the exiled Festils have sought to reclaim their former kingdom of Gwynedd. For just as long the Haldane kings have stood against the Festils and tried to reconcile their human subjects to the sorcerous Deryni. The lines have been drawn and armies are on the march. Three kings are converging upon an obscure village about to go down in history as the Killingford.

Jäna de Tehryn must learn to cope with life at home withouth her two brothers. They remain in Rhemuth, training as royal pages, while she begins to learn the duties of a proper young lady. How will she manage with two-thirds of life as she knew it so far away?

All children get into mischief, and Deryni children are no exception. (This is an earlier story that I neglected to publish in sequence.)

A Deryni Tale set in the Kingdom of Gwynedd from the world of Katherine Kurtz. Between the stories of Camber of Culdi and King Kelson are years of Deryni persecution and Torenthi wars. I wish to offer a tale of action and romance for two Deryni, Sir Washburn and Jessamyn, and their adventures to find each other and survive the culture in which they are born.

Sextus Arilan, black sheep of the Arilan family, has enjoyed a life of carefree irresponsibility for far too long, but all good things must come to an end. Might his freedoms eventually be replaced by even greater joys? Perhaps...if Sextus can survive all the pestersome females in his life and the challenges they keep throwing in his way!

A story I wrote a long while ago exploring Sean Lord Derry's mysterious past. It's a bit of an embarrassing piece of fantasy romance, complete with bad dialect (I was young!) but I thought I'd put the first few chapters out there; I'll post the rest if there's any interest.

It is said that all good things must come to an end; so too, must carefree childhood.

This story is mostly set during the Deryni persecutions under the Custodes Fidei in the year 918. Yet even in those dark times, there were people who risked their lives in order to save as many Deryni as they could. Some were not even Deryni themselves, but were motivated by their love for all mankind, despite their differences. This is a tale of some of those unsung heroes.

In 2013, Evaine Morgan and her brothers attempt to revive the dormant Transfer Portal in the Green Tower. The result is not quite what they expected.

The passage through childhood of Deryni triplets is not that different from human children in Gwynedd, but it takes an occasional interesting turn.

Deryni power comes with great responsibility. What happens if a sociopath inherits Deryni talents instead, and receives just enough training to become a danger to society? The Arilan family is forced to deal with this menace to the Kingdom and Human/Deryni relations. I tried to keep the violence in this story muted to strong T rather than crossing into M-hopefully I succeeded.

Jashana Arilan, niece to Bishop Denis Arilan, is presented with an unexpected offer from Michael, the High Lord of Llyr. Slightly AU take on the Deryni universe. (The island kingdom of Llyr was introduced in my earlier story Anamchara.)