Fantastic Side Trips: Side Characters Take Center Stage

From Hero Support to Leading Roles

Mranes loves life by the Wrynath Sea with her family.
But her heart longs for the sky and adventure.

Goresi faces one last challenge to reaching her dream.
Noise and nonsense in her mind block the path.

Tonn loves his difficult training as an airhorse rider.
Conflicts with other riders proves the bigger challenge.

Dyna experiences change and joy as a newlywed.
A voice from the past haunts her mind.

Selene Knight fiercely loves and protects her children.
Her son Arch's struggles shatter her own heart.

Everyone needs support and friendship. Especially fictional heroes on the journey.
But those side characters live fascinating lives of their own, all too often unexplored.
What would they tell us if we listened?
Join Kari Kilgore as she discovers the larger world of her Misfortune and Magic series.

Includes five original Misfortune and Magic stories: Wings of the Heart, Footprints Along the Path, Trusting Their Magic, Lines of Strength and Grace, and The Difficulties Ahead.

More from Fantastic Side Trips:

When Dreams Find Wings
Mranes's heart and imagination yearn for the sky and adventure. And a glorious airhorse to take her there.
What will she learn about herself and the life ahead of her, on one special night when magic and desire collide?

Caught in Distraction, When She Needs Peace
Goresi faces one last challenge with a mind and heart full of chatter and nonsense.
And no time left for practice and patience.

Will a visit to her own past help her discover the way?

Pure Joy, and Fierce Competition
Conflicts with other fledgling airhorse riders prove the biggest challenge for Tonn.
Can he learn to overcome difficulties and trust himself?

Escaping Her Own Past
A mysterious voice from Dyna's past haunts her mind and threatens her happiness.
Will asking for help set her free, or send her deeper into madness?

The Heartbreak of Acceptance
Watching her son Arch struggle in silence shatters Selene's own heart. Only trying to get others to help her fight for him hurts worse.
Can she convince the ones who matter most to accept the truth and help Arch?