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Folke Lore
The flowers lolled in the night breeze, and it must have been something about the shape of the flowers’ petals, because when the wind blew through them, they emitted this wondrous cacophony of music that tickled Kora’s bones and surged through her veins.
Folke Lore is the first novel by Jon Ciccolini and Rob Ciccolini.
Entire novel now available (Chapters 1-28).
Chapter 28
I’m too old for this. Eles sunk into the soft, padded chair by the fireplace, warm cider in hand. Every inch of his body hurt: feet, knees, hips, back, shoulders,... Read More
Chapter 27
Kora couldn’t decide which foreign landscape distressed her more, the physical or emotional. The White Owl Woods paralyzed her with a fearful apprehension. She had always lived on open farmland... Read More
Chapter 26
Absolute chaos! Nagu, the lupine smoke demon, ripped and clawed at the Order of the Silver Chain. Eles saw that while the Order strived to attack as a synchronized unit,... Read More
Chapter 25
Silence. Silence. Silence. Kora rode along, staring vacantly at the backs of Landor and Calandoe, bobbing atop their horse. Landor pushed them forward, unrelenting, in a race against time. She... Read More
Chapter 24
Hella would be in Helene’s lap tonight. Eclipses portent significant events in the relationship between the human world and the Folke world. Even an alchemist, whose study lies almost exclusively... Read More
Chapter 23
Their attackers emerged quickly and quietly from behind towering pines and spruces. They wore rigid masks that wrapped over their noses and mouths, protruding lupine snouts lined with bone-colored fangs,... Read More
Chapter 22
I’m a masochistic idiot. He could’ve been sitting on his balcony, wine glass held delicately betwixt finger and thumb, overlooking a Venaisin sunset. He could’ve been reading a rare copy... Read More
Chapter 21
“Yeah, you should be furious.” Topper said it with an edge, as he glanced at her over the light of the small campfire, but his eyes told Kora he appreciated the empathy.... Read More