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Available Works from Kris Aithne Millering
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Print: $7.97 Download: $2.59 Working in the tradition of Adrienne Rich and Jane Miller, Kris Aithne Millering writes a documentary journey from one state of being to another. Linked by common themes of identity, language, and illusion, these poems are never what they at first seem.
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Print: $19.57 Download: $2.53 "The Tower must fall."
In Roman Constantinople, the Tower of Hagia Sophia is a law unto itself. The mages who reside there do not interfere in mundane political affairs, and the Empire turns a blind eye to the magic they practice.
Livia Neria's husband, an imperial advisor, has just been murdered in his bed by a demon. Livia must discover who sent the demon who killed him before it strikes again at her and her young daughter.
In a city where words can be deadlier than daggers, nothing at all is as it seems. Livia finds herself playing a desperate game of shifting alliances as she tries to uncover the secrets for which her husband died. Words, blades, intrigue, magic: all of these are weapons one grieving woman must learn how to wield to avenge her husband, and keep herself and her people safe.
The attempt to unravel her husband's secrets will lead Livia into deadly places, and she will find that to defeat her enemies, she may have to become them...
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Print: $10.98 Download: $4.00 Thomas and Leta Howard are, on the surface, typical new homesteaders in the Dakota Territory in 1863—a young couple with a baby, just starting out in the world. That surface hides a deeper secret. Leta is half black, her mother a former slave, and her marriage to Thomas is illegal. The Civil War is raging, but hundreds of miles away. Leta and Thomas think they're safe to raise their son in peace and isolation.
But when neighboring landowners discover their secret, their safety is revealed as an illusion. Thomas dies to the bullets of a posse, and Leta and her son John are badly wounded. All Leta has left is her life and her son—and vengeance. With the help of a Sioux man outcast from his own tribe, she will hunt down the posse, one by one...
She will kill every one of them, or lose her life trying.
This book is also available as a hardcover.
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Download: $5.00 Hardcover Print: $24.48 Thomas and Leta Howard are, on the surface, typical new homesteaders in the Dakota Territory in 1863—a young couple with a baby, just starting out in the world. That surface hides a deeper secret. Leta is half black, her mother a former slave, and her marriage to Thomas is illegal. The Civil War is raging, but hundreds of miles away. Leta and Thomas think they're safe to raise their son in peace and isolation.
But when neighboring landowners discover their secret, their safety is revealed as an illusion. Thomas dies to the bullets of a posse, and Leta and her son John are badly wounded. All Leta has left is her life and her son—and vengeance. With the help of a Sioux man outcast from his own tribe, she will hunt down the posse, one by one...
She will kill every one of them, or lose her life trying.
This book is also available as a paperback.
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