The Case Files of Owan Craig
Volume 1
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The Case Files of Owan Craig is a fantasy ebook by H. A. Titus. It runs 183 pages and is written in English. It costs $3.99 and is DRM-free. In 1920s New York City, there's plenty of trouble to be had--especially if you're a half-fae private detective. Owan Craig and his assistant Roe Gillam beat the streets of the city while dodging the evil-doers and fae mobsters overrunning the city.
Description
A half-fae detective fights against monsters, mobsters, and magic in the Roarin' Twenties of New York City.
In 1920s New York City, there's plenty of trouble to be had--especially if you're a half-fae private detective. Owan Craig and his assistant Roe Gillam beat the streets of the city while dodging the evil-doers and fae mobsters overrunning the city. Their cases are tough, and to crack them, the two have to be even tougher—a tall order, even for two detectives who have magic on their side.
Volume 1 contains the following stories...
The Last Word: When Owan is compelled to help out a speakeasy waitress, he soon finds himself on the wrong side of fae mob boss Niall Byrne.
The Silver Bridle: Owan and Roe are coerced into tracking down a murderer...but things get complicated when they realize there's a curse in the mix.
The Green Man: Owan and Roe witness a break-in and are soon on the hunt for a gang of thieves and a young boy who has gone missing.
Details
Length
183 pages
Story Length
Collection
Genre / Category
Fantasy
Audience
Adult
About the Author
H. A. Titus
H. A. Titus can usually be found with her nose in a book or spinning storyworlds in her head. She loves mythology, Dungeons & Dragons, and a good cup of tea. She lives in the Midwest with her weather-mage husband and two super-villain sons (don’t mind the robotic dinosaurs, they’re friendly) who enjoy dragging her into real-life adventures. When not adventuring, she enjoys muddling about in her gardens, baking, tending to her mini-raptor flock, and going on walks with her fearsome beast. Some claim she is half-fae, but that’s just unfounded rumor.
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