Chase Kilgore

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 21

“That was amazing!” Isabelle said as they left the clan ship. “Thank you again, hun.”

She walked beside him, her hand clasping the edge of his coat since Bryce refused to lock arms with her. If he came back smelling too much like the gang boss, there would be hell to pay with Vex.

“It was a pretty good show,” Bryce said, ...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 20

Bryce walked through the inner part of Witchbrook toward the Rim in the crisp early morning air. He left Vex sleeping in their bed, Omelet curled up beside her feet. The wolfkin had quickly turned his ‘talk’ to her last night into something else.

“I’ve fought monsters, bandits, and soldiers,” Bryce sighed. “Just to be defeated ...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 19 -Sex Scene-

Janna’s heart was still racing after Bryce left the bath. She was still sitting on the edge of the pool where he had combed her hair. His hands had felt so good as they ran through her hair. She had relaxed at first, then imagined his hands running over other parts of her body. Janna squeezed her legs together, feeling the wetness on her thigh...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 18

Bryce stepped into the warm room. The wisps of steam coming from the water hid much of the bath, but he started to undress. The warm waters of the large tub built into the floor sounded inviting, and he looked forward to soaking in it for a bit.

“I thought you forgot about me, Vex,” a feminine voice said.

Bryce froze as he was ab...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 17

Bryce walked into Mark’s office and saw the old berserker setting out two glasses and a bottle of whiskey onto his desk.

“Not the good stuff this time?” Bryce teased.

He recognized the name on the label as one distilled within Witchbrook. It was still decent whiskey, but it had nothing on the stuff Mark had served him last time...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 16

Thea sat in the great hall with the other guests of Count Gerland. She wore her heavy cloak and veil, hiding her true self under the mass of clothing. The sounds of conversation filled the large room, along with the aroma of the food. The smell made her mouth water, but the plate before her was empty, as it would remain throughout the meal.

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 15

“You ate the spider!” Janna exclaimed.

She sat in the driver box of the wagon, the early morning light casting down on her black and silver tails as they flicked back and forth in agitation. A nervous look on her face.

“Yes. The Pale Queen was pretty strong, and its Ice Magic interested me,” Bryce answered.

He had wante...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 14

“Bryce, are you sure this is a good idea?” Janna asked from the back of the wagon.

No, this is a pretty stupid idea.

He moved around the wagon, checking to ensure the spiked poles were securely in place. Vex watched him as he did with a frown. He wanted to make sure the girls were protected while he was gone. The creatur...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 13

Bryce was surprised by the size of the morning market within the small town. As soon as the sun was up, dozens of stalls appeared along the main road, selling everything from food to weapons.

“The girls don’t know what they’re missing,” Bryce said as he paid a copper for a wheat roll. The stall even had butter and honey with it. 2025-05-18 23:54:25 +0000 UTC View Post

De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 10

The sea breeze passed through Miller’s hair as he stood on the beach, the smell of salt hitting his nose. Unlike any other beach he had been to, this one was almost empty. He had heard most people came here to train in magic.

Mrs. Grayson sat in a beach chair not far from an old rusted cargo ship that had washed ashore years ago. She was...

De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 9

Haylee leaned against the partial wall on the second floor of the ruined guard tower, her hand making slow gestures as she worked her Water Magic. Perhaps three hundred yards away was a tree with ripe fruit. Her stomach growled as she watched the small globe of water encase the apple, pop it from the branch, and roll it along the ground to the r...

De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 8

Ash relaxed in the wooden chair of what would be the meeting room for his advisers, well, most of them. Blake was still hunting for the girls with his bands of beastkin. They had only been searching for a day, but Ash was already getting worried. Part of him wanted to leave the castle and look for them himself, but the rational side of him knew ...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 12

Horrifying.

That was the only word to describe what Callie was witnessing. She should have expected it from Bellamy’s display at the tavern, but even that massacre didn’t prepare her for this.

She stood on the small hill watching the encampment the hunters had built around the mouth of a cave. Darren was supposed to be ...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 11

Bryce and Janna walked beside the stone walls of the town as they made their way to the temple. The bartender told them that following the wall heading east was the easiest way to find it. Sure enough, they spotted a stone building built up against the wall with a belfry that marked it as a temple.

“Did he say what god or goddess the pri...

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De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 7

“You still alive?” Blake asked as he ascended the ramparts.

Ash let out a haggard laugh as he sat on the stone floor of the ramparts, his hand clutching Haylee’s bow. He had collapsed here after he defeated the orcs. Even Sparky’s return to his elemental scar did nothing for his strength.

“Maybe,” Ash said, grinning at t...

De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 6

The tall orc released the arrow, only for the blue bolts of electricity coming off Ash’s body like tentacles to turn it to splinters. Half a second later, he landed on the ramparts with the lightning bolts lashing out to all those around him. His body felt like it was on fire with all the magic coursing through it. He heard screams as the bolt...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 10

The rays of sunlight blared down on Bryce in the back of the wagon. It had been a restless night for him. He had kept his Manticore Aspect active the whole night while lying beside Vex and Janna, waiting for the red-eyed monster to try to attack them. Instead, the night was filled with the sounds of crickets, frogs, and Omelet’s snoring.

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 9

Bryce pushed the back of the wagon, his eyes going between the tied up and gagged Levi, who was glaring at him, and Omelet, who had his front two paws on the wagons back and his head cocked to the side. The little griffin kept finding it interesting that when they came to a hill, Bryce would jump out and push on the back of the wagon to help it ...

De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 5

Ash watched as the Old Bear swung the massive sword the orc party leader had been carrying. The weapon easily cut through the saplings that were its targets, which was not surprising since Ash figured it was over twenty pounds. His arms ached just imagining swinging the massive blade a few times.

“It’s a lot heavier than your spear,”...

De'Vas Chronicles Book 4: Chapter 4

Ash had followed the orcs for several hours through the dense woods of the Markal Forest along a path beaten through the overgrowth. They had called it a ‘game trail’ when they led him to it some distance from where he had spent the night.

“You walked a decent way from this path to find me,” he said.

Eva looked back at him, ...

Feral Mage Book 2: Chapter 8

Callie had approached the smoke on the horizon cautiously at first, but now she was making haste toward it. This was the first sign of civilization she had seen since the Hunters started pursuing her weeks ago, and to her luck, it was an inn.

She felt her gut growl at the prospect of a hot meal.

I have plenty of coins thanks to a...