Onikoroshi
by Augusta Li & Eon de Beaumont
Price: $3.99 USD. 23750 words.
Published by PhazeBooks on November 1, 2010. Fiction.
Scholar-magician Alan has planned a romantic trip to a Japanese hot spring to celebrate one year with his partner, Graham, in the rural village of Inaba in time to witness the lantern festival to welcome back the spirits of the ancestors. Graham quickly realizes Alan may have had ulterior motives for the trip. Graham must decide to return to safety or stay face the creature that haunts the town.
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Beholding the Moon
by Augusta Li & Eon de Beaumont
Price: $3.49 USD. 32010 words. Published by PhazeBooks on February 6, 2010. Fiction.
Yaoi/Futuristic. Taro Miyake, half-demon sorcerer and flamboyant international criminal is accustomed to getting exactly what he wants. What he wants is control of Shanghai's underworld and the love of the beautiful assassin, Qi Lu Bai. But with both the city and the man resistant to Taro's desires, he'll need use all of his wit, charm, and supernatural power to exert his control.
Price: $3.49 USD. 32010 words. Published by PhazeBooks on February 6, 2010. Fiction.
Yaoi/Futuristic. Taro Miyake, half-demon sorcerer and flamboyant international criminal is accustomed to getting exactly what he wants. What he wants is control of Shanghai's underworld and the love of the beautiful assassin, Qi Lu Bai. But with both the city and the man resistant to Taro's desires, he'll need use all of his wit, charm, and supernatural power to exert his control.
Say to Me Where the Flowers Are
by Augusta Li & Eon de Beaumont
Price: $1.99 USD. 15570 words. Published by PhazeBooks on November 7, 2009. Fiction.
World War II draws to a close. Hope and happiness are scarce on the streets of Berlin, but step inside one of the city's celebrated cabaret nightclubs and one can escape the ugliness of war, if only for a few hours.
Price: $1.99 USD. 15570 words. Published by PhazeBooks on November 7, 2009. Fiction.
World War II draws to a close. Hope and happiness are scarce on the streets of Berlin, but step inside one of the city's celebrated cabaret nightclubs and one can escape the ugliness of war, if only for a few hours.