The Fontayne Company
The Fontayne Company is currently planned as a duology (though that is subject to change as I begin working on book two.)
It’s the story of an elven ghost 600+ years dead, a necromancer who requires his “expertise,” a dragon inventor, and their unique crew of paranormal investigators.
The Fontayne Company is a cozy, somewhat romantic fantasy set in a world with modern-style technology and inhabited by a wide array of people. There’s a bit of magic, a lot of snarky commentary from the ghostly protagonist, and some wild inventions, courtesy of the world’s “dragon tech.”
The first book in The Fontayne Company is written and will be titled Rites of Departure.
Book two is currently in my to-be-written queue.
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