Chasing Moonslight

Chronicles of Underrealm #6

by Riley S. Keene, Garrett Robinson (Editor), Karen Conlin (Editor)

Aurel can't help but help...even when it comes to killers.

Aurel the silversmith is a famously generous man, and he has been of inestimable help to some of the mightiest figures in Underrealm. It has earned him powerful friends, and it's even earned him a bit of coin.

And today it might get him killed.

An assassin of the Tabarzin is asleep in Aurel's basement, and the law is hunting for her. He has no idea what to do about her, and it couldn't have come at a worse time: he's overloaded with work, and he's just been commissioned to make a locket for the father of a dying child.

Oh, and he'll also have to entertain Xain of the family Forredar—lifelong friend to Aurel, but sworn mortal enemy of the Tabarzin and the family they serve.

Aurel is a peaceful man. But it remains to be seen whether he can help those he has sworn to serve, while also keeping his friends and allies from killing each other within his very own home...

41 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 27, 2018

About the author

Riley S. Keene is the pseudonym for a husband-and-wife writing duo, also known as Robert and Kristen. They live in the Pacific Northwest and enjoy the rainstorms, lack of sunlight, and excess oxygen that come with living in that part of the US.
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Robert is a Pacific Northwest native who has a degree in Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences. He has a love for video games and a dislike for pretty much everything else. Robert is in charge of writing the first draft for all of our books.
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Kristen was born and raised in a town outside of Philadelphia. She has a degree in Multimedia Design and works full-time as a marketer for a Seattle engineering firm. She loves gloomy weather, good books, food made from animals, and spending time with Robert. Kristen is in charge of outlining and editing for all of our books.

Reviews

[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

It always amazes me

To see how close everyone is to each other. The six degrees of separation in the Underrealm is quite fascinating! I love the chronicles!

[Phthon · Rating 5 out of 5]

An interesting and poignant look into life on the High Seat. I loved this tale.