losing your faith, finding your identity, and learning to live on your own terms when everything you were taught turns to ash. As a queer ex-Mormon, this story isn’t just fiction—it’s personal. Book One (Runebourne) is holding steady at 160,000 words. Book Two (Stormbound) thundered past 219,000. And Book Three (Ashfall)? Right now, she’s just a shy little ember at 2,500 words—but don’t worry, the inferno’s coming, and it’s going to burn bright.

Here's the blurb for Book one: In the city of Wyrdheim—heart of the theocratic New Voluskar Order, where arcane magic and ancient technology entwine—Silfra Keegard’s search for answers takes a fateful turn. When an Aeldstorm—a reality-warping tempest—deposits a strange woman with a tekknik embedded in her arm at her feet, Silfra’s carefully managed life unravels. Forced to flee, she joins her mentor Elthar, a battle-hardened ex-priest of the Fifth Order,

on a journey across continents and into the unknown. Pursued by the relentless War Gothi—who seem disturbingly fixated on capturing Hamari—Silfra, Elthar, and their enigmatic companion must navigate a crumbling world riddled with secrets, otherworldly enemies, and long-buried lies. But the greatest threat may be closer to home: leading the hunt is Johra, Silfra’s childhood friend—now a devoted agent of the very order that seeks to erase them.

This is more than a fight for survival—it’s a reckoning. For Silfra, the path becomes a journey of gender, identity, and defiance. Every step brings them closer to a revelation that could break the world apart—or remake it entirely.

Yes, I would do the same thing after working that much OT. Rest well. 

Thank you for notifying us. 

All my stories fit that description to various degrees.

My one and only book for sale is Battle for Earth
https://danielawolfe.com/tg/my-books/

All my free stories can be found here:

https://danielawolfe.com/tg/free/

Worth noting I just unpublished Psyren's redemption from my site.

Thank you for the quick reply.

Those are nice shirts and I like the "Break Free" on top of the towers. It has me imagining the imprisoned princess waiting to be rescued, but with that message, I suppose she'd be the one freeing herself.

Thank you. The towers are actually the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City. Seeing as I'm a Queer ExMormon, I'm sure you can understand that the princess would indeed be freeing herself.

I do understand.

Also the last time I posted such a notice I got a little bit of push back (on a different site), so I'm going to add a disclaimer. Please, before you chime in and tell me that it's in poor taste or that I should only sell stories that weren't already available online for free, please consider you are not aware of my current financial status or why I am even selling these stories to begin with. Please allow me to do with my intellectual property as I see fit and respect that.

Thank you.

I'm likely wrong, but I can see this other site being BC. Anyways I wish you all the financial luck with your endeavor! 

Thanks you.

It was Fictionmania actually. Though I should probably add that disclaimer to BC too just in case.

You're welcome and, yes, it is always a good financial practice to cover all your tracks. 

Maggie's gone? I'm super sad to hear that. I've enjoyed a lot of her writing in the past. Even found a story of hers I hadn't read just last week. I didn't know her beyond her writing, but she had talent. I haven't looked at Facades yet but I definitely will.

Yeah, I just learned from Bigcloset yesterday. It hit me pretty hard, Maggie was a friend. She beta read a lot of my stories.

She had a gift with words and she was a lovely person. I'll miss her.

Thank you for sharing your condition with us. I'd ask for you to forgive me for not responding to many of your updates, but that's entirely up to you. I see you have many thoughts to be sorted out before thinking about us. That is why I appreciate going out of your way to mention what has been going on.

No worries, I'm just making sure folks don't think I fell off the face of the Earth and I really think these things need discussed. If we were more open about things like this, I would have found out when I was much younger.

Yay!