3 Gods, 2 Bets, 1 Texan

A pair of competitive trickster gods strut into a Texas bar...and the Dragon King gives his seventh son an unknown Caravaggio for his hundredth hatchday. What could go wrong?

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3 Gods, 2 Bets, 1 Texan: a 2139-word tale about Loki and Coyote competing for a Greek-named ranch hand in Jake’s Bar, located in Godsawful-Lonesome, Texas.

A Caravaggio Hatchday: a 6238-word tale of a more-than-life-sized painting of Alexander and Hephaestion, ah, doing the deed (guess who’s on top) in glorious color and equally glorious and visible detail. But instead of dear-old-King-Dad keeping it safe for his son’s hoard during the three and a half day hundredth-hatchday party, it gets put on display in the Kansas City story where Colin, in human form, sells fine books and fine art. And like the old song says, “that old devil consequence” gets involved.

Have some fantasy fun, and then enjoy sample chapters from some of my other books:

The Cooking Mage & The Parchment Prankster Part One

The Rake, The Rogue, and The Roué

3 Boars & A Wolf Walk Into A Bar...

Mr. Felcher’s Grand Emporium, or, The Adventures of a Pair of Spares in the Fine Art of Gentlemanly Portraiture

Tattooed Wolf, Painted Dragon

Prince Ivan, A. Wolfe & A Firebird

no way out

Of Princes False and True

The Warlord and the Bard

The Raven Prince