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Wit Fallo
Wit Fallo, a white gnome, is a shiftless and lazy boat captain who loves money, but hates working.
The boat captain thinks he is presented with an opportunity of a life time to live the free and easy life when a drug kingpin hires him to be part of his narcotics trafficking operation. All Wit has to do is a four or five drug smuggling runs a week between three islands in the Brown Triangle on the Earth Realm, and in no time he would have more than enough money to do whatever he wanted without any worries or consequences.
Unfortunately, things do not work out as well as Wit hoped when three of the drug kingpin’s more senior people are killed in his office and he is the only survivor.
Instead of seeking revenge, the drug kingpin decides to retire and sells his narcotics trafficking network to Tom Bolden, a halfling, and crime lord based in the Fairy Realm.
Wit realizes with the retirement of the drug kingpin that the possibility of the free and easy life will not become a reality, and he will remain a boat captain in the Brown Triangle.
Tom Bolden, however, has other plans for the white gnome. Tom paid a lot of money to acquire the narcotics trafficking network, and someone has to pay him back. Wit is the person who has to pay Tom back because of what happened in his office.
Wit has no choice but to agree to become a messenger and enforcer for Tom as a way to pay him back.
The problem is Wit is ill-equipped and does not have the necessary skills and talent to be of any use for Tom.
The even bigger problem for Wit is despises living in the Fairy Realm because everything is based on magic. He hates magic. Pixies, brownies, fairies, and other types of fairy folk because they are made of magic and use magic. He hates pixies, brownies, fairies, and the rest of the fairy folk because of their connection to magic. Wit, unfortunately, has to work these fairy folk because they are trusted members of Tom Bolden’s organization.
The biggest problem for Wit, even with how he hates living in the Fairy Realm, is he still has to pay the money he owes Tom Bolden.
The boat captain thinks he is presented with an opportunity of a life time to live the free and easy life when a drug kingpin hires him to be part of his narcotics trafficking operation. All Wit has to do is a four or five drug smuggling runs a week between three islands in the Brown Triangle on the Earth Realm, and in no time he would have more than enough money to do whatever he wanted without any worries or consequences.
Unfortunately, things do not work out as well as Wit hoped when three of the drug kingpin’s more senior people are killed in his office and he is the only survivor.
Instead of seeking revenge, the drug kingpin decides to retire and sells his narcotics trafficking network to Tom Bolden, a halfling, and crime lord based in the Fairy Realm.
Wit realizes with the retirement of the drug kingpin that the possibility of the free and easy life will not become a reality, and he will remain a boat captain in the Brown Triangle.
Tom Bolden, however, has other plans for the white gnome. Tom paid a lot of money to acquire the narcotics trafficking network, and someone has to pay him back. Wit is the person who has to pay Tom back because of what happened in his office.
Wit has no choice but to agree to become a messenger and enforcer for Tom as a way to pay him back.
The problem is Wit is ill-equipped and does not have the necessary skills and talent to be of any use for Tom.
The even bigger problem for Wit is despises living in the Fairy Realm because everything is based on magic. He hates magic. Pixies, brownies, fairies, and other types of fairy folk because they are made of magic and use magic. He hates pixies, brownies, fairies, and the rest of the fairy folk because of their connection to magic. Wit, unfortunately, has to work these fairy folk because they are trusted members of Tom Bolden’s organization.
The biggest problem for Wit, even with how he hates living in the Fairy Realm, is he still has to pay the money he owes Tom Bolden.
112 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 8, 2016
About the author
R.D. Henderson
11 books3 followersR.D. Henderson is a writer of fantasy and sword & sorcery stories that features elves, dwarves, halflings, gnomes, kobolds, goblins, mages, clerics, rangers, and other characters prevalent in fantasy stories due to his enjoyment of playing Dungeons & Dragons throughout high school and college.
In addition to reading fantasy, R.D enjoys watching movies such as Godfather 1, Godfather 2, and Usual Suspects along with television dramas such as Sopranos, The Wire, Intelligence by Chris Haddock, and Hill Street Blues.
He has taken his enjoyment of Dungeons & Dragons and interest in crime dramas as inspiration to write fantasy stories that are people with gray and dark characters. He has often described the type of stories he writes as a mash-up of Dungeons & Dragons with either the Sopranos or the Wire.
Hondus Pointe, R.D.’s first novella, was a semi-finalist in SPFBO 2016 established by Mark Lawrence, author of both highly-regarded, well-received, and award-winning Broken Empire and Red Queen's War series.
R.D. Henderson is a pen name for the author, and lives with his family live near Seattle, Washington.
In addition to reading fantasy, R.D enjoys watching movies such as Godfather 1, Godfather 2, and Usual Suspects along with television dramas such as Sopranos, The Wire, Intelligence by Chris Haddock, and Hill Street Blues.
He has taken his enjoyment of Dungeons & Dragons and interest in crime dramas as inspiration to write fantasy stories that are people with gray and dark characters. He has often described the type of stories he writes as a mash-up of Dungeons & Dragons with either the Sopranos or the Wire.
Hondus Pointe, R.D.’s first novella, was a semi-finalist in SPFBO 2016 established by Mark Lawrence, author of both highly-regarded, well-received, and award-winning Broken Empire and Red Queen's War series.
R.D. Henderson is a pen name for the author, and lives with his family live near Seattle, Washington.
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