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Serializing Shackled Destiny, a cinematic medieval epic fantasy for lovers of Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings, or just your favorite D&D campaign.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Chapter 37: A Lightening of the Load (opens the original)
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Go to Index of ChaptersPrevious ChapterSydney woke to the rumbling turbulence of cobblestones. Pushing aside the canvas of the wagon, he took in the scene.Carapaethyn did not content itself with a single road. Instead, the city presented criss-crossed stone-paved thoroughfares broad enough for two wagons to pass abreast, each seeming to declare itself the
Chapter 36: Dying Embers (opens the original)
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Go to Index of ChaptersPrevious ChapterAt the base of the hill, the forest closed in, giving way to silence and shadows, and to a road worn thin by wheels whose memory still lingered.It wasn’t much of a road. Just enough to remind the trees that people existed. Dirt, gravel, and two grooves where wheels had passed.
Chapter 35: The Price of Love (opens the original)
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Go to Index of ChaptersPrevious ChapterThe monster was upon him in moments, his face a ruin of melted flesh and exposed bone, one eye sealed shut by drooping skin. Claws the length of daggers came right at Sydney’s head.Sydney dropped beneath the strike, feeling the wind of its passing ruffle his hair. In the same motion, he b
Shackled Destiny: Chapter 34 (opens the original)
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Go to Index of ChaptersPrevious ChapterOn a desolate hillside, with steam from an unspeakable feast adding to the humid air, in a forest with no name, a troll sang and danced around a cauldron.The peeling face of Shadow bobbed within. His eyes appeared to be locked on the monster. Watching him.The dancing stopped
Shackled Destiny: Chapter 33 (opens the original)
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Go to Index of ChaptersPrevious ChapterRiven woke to a sound that did not belong.He had been dreaming.No - not dreaming, exactly. But there was no other word for it.His consciousness returned in fragments, like shattered glass. The pieces cut as they settled.He remembered b
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