Next Novel Series

Greeting my patrons,

Something a little new for you all to decide on and I hope I can get everyone's opinion. Of course, this poll probably won't have any relevance until years down the line, but I always wanna keep you in the know. Though I continue to write The Vengeful Tide, my mind has toyed around with other potential plots. Of course, I won't pursue these until The Vengeful Tide is finished, but I figured it'd be good to let you in on the two I have thus far.

The first is a fantasy story, with a small bit of sci-fi added in.

The second is a full fantasy novel, the same as The Vengeful Tide.

Let me know which you like best and that might become the next erotica series!

Thank you,

WttW

Per a request, I made some synopsis/blurbs of each. Naturally, these are very much rough drafts and can change at any point.

The God of Crafting

The year 6904 BED, supplies are getting low. Earth has been destroyed from rampant pollution, nuclear war, and civil unrest. Humanity has taken to living in space stations high above what was once called home. Little by little, supplies dwindle away and many fight for their own survival.

One such survivor was Aaron Devermoon, a mechanical crafter of Osiris Station. Sick of living in his decrepit life, Aaron decides to become a part of a group of select individuals. Research has proven the existence of alternate realities. With a minimal survival rate, those who can find a reality for humanity to settle and inhabit will be promised the highest wealth and prestige honored by the Galactic Alliance.

Aaron ventures to a new reality, one filled with creatures, magic, and dragons, an ideal place to live. There is only one problem, his returning device was destroyed. With his way home gone, Aaron must find a way through this harsh world of dangerous beasts, valuable treasures, and beautiful women. The God of Crafting begins his adventure!

The Last Puppet Mage

Peter always believed that he was destined for greatness. That was what his mother, or adoptive mother believed as well. Given that those words were said by the most powerful swordsman in the world, Peter had confidence that she was right. So why? Why had he been sold away as a slave for 50 gold pieces? Why had he lived for 30 years in the realm of Flamecrest lower than even a noble's horse? 

However, even more than that, why couldn't Peter pick up a weapon and fight? Whether it was sword or knife, bow or gun, any weapon of any kind Peter could not wield it. His pride and his destiny in tatters, Peter wondered if the only greatness in his destiny was death. It was better than this.

Unfortunately, Peter would be proven wrong when he had a single encounter that would not only change his life, but also the lives of every living being within the Realm of Ipagarthios. And perhaps he might find a use from these strings of light and darkness that seeped from his fingertips. 

(Decided to make a new synopsis for the Last Puppet Mage after giving it some thought!)