By Michael Verley

From the musings of Marcus Veovin:

“For two straight years, I traveled the world with three enigmatic operatives and learned some rather dark details about the orb we all call ‘home.’ What these people showed me while I was overseas with them was something I needed to see, but I didn’t have the intestinal fortitude to stomach it. As the old saying goes, ‘sometimes truth is stranger than fiction,’ and never was that more relevant than when I was with the mysterious trio. Again, everything they had to show me was important, but instead of following their lead and doing what was required of me, I opted to retreat and seek the aid of someone to delete the horrendous memories from my mind. Little did I know at the time that help would come in the form of an old friend, Freya Morgan.”

“The Life and Times and Women of Marcus Veovin” chronicles one man’s story as he walks the path to becoming an unforgettable legend in the history of mankind. Marcus is a well-traveled man who has witnessed many strange sights and fought his share of bizarre battles in his time. His life has been anything but normal, but the one constant he always has is the women he’s shared the most pivotal moments of his existence with. “The Life and Times and Women of Marcus Veovin” stories can be read in any order to be put together like a puzzle, but each one stands alone on its own to tell a complete story. In its entirety, the series builds toward a climactic conclusion unlike anything else in the literary world.

Warning: “Freya” is geared toward a mature audience.

Word count: Approximately 60,000