Medyna's Choice

By Fran Jacobs

In the White Lion Inn, a woman confronts the demon who killed her husband . . .

Medyna's Choice was originally written as a prologue to The Shadow Seer, the first book in the Ellenessia's Curse fantasy series, by Fran Jacobs, but now stands alone as a story in its own right. Published in both Neo-opsis and Dred magazines in 2006, and included in the short story collection, Rules of War and Other Stories, it is now available for free.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fran Jacobs
• Release date: May 3, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311181121

Fran Jacobs

Fran Jacobs is a fantasy writer, author of the Ellenessia's Curse series (the Shadow Seer, Seer's Tower) and several short stories. She has a masters degree in Ancient History, a passion for zombies, the 80s and cake. She currently lives in Swansea, South Wales, with her three cats, Megaera, Claudia and Mr Kitty, where she writes full time, drinks too much coffee and works on becoming a crazy cat lady.

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Medyna's Choice

A fantasy short story by Fran Jacobs

Copyright Fran Jacobs 2006

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