Tales of Cubonia

Cubonia’s most famous treasure hunter, Broderick Porter, has just been hired to steal a necklace from Queen Annelise’s youngest daughter, Alexandra. For one so skilled, it should be an easy job. But the princess has different plans. When Broderick shows up looking for the necklace, Alexandra makes him an offer: She will give up the necklace if he trains her to fulfill her dreams of hunting monsters. When the duo delivers the necklace to the dastardly Witch of the Wastes, Alexandra is taken prisoner by the Witch and Broderick finds himself in the royal prison.

Jonah Highwind is a simple cargo pilot who just wants to spend his days in the skies. The problem is, he's in love with the future queen of Elazio. What's worse, she feels the same, making him a problem for the current queen. Sent north on a dubious errand, Jonah finds himself a prisoner of the Dwarfs. If he ever wishes to see the light of day--or the woman he loves--again, he'll have to make a deal that will put himself, his crew, and everything he's ever loved at risk.

On a cube planet embroiled in magic, monsters, adventure, and sticky buns, a sinister plot sets long time allies on a path of war that can only be stopped by two children who are not as they seem. When Mateo Luna is approached by the mysterious Father Jenkins to attend a school for youngsters with special abilities, he has no idea that life as he knows it will change forever. With his hometown reduced to naught but ashes, Meteo flees north into the Golden Forests of Rodain to attend Father Jenkins' School for the Wayward where he meets Ling, an Elf girl with a hidden agenda.

On a cube planet embroiled in magic, monsters, adventure, and sticky buns, a sinister plot sets a small village on a collision course with fate that will change the face of Cubonia forever. Little Dunston was a once peaceful Paragotian village. Now they're beset with attacks from creatures that many believed only to be legend. When Cat, a princess turned monster hunter, is called in to deal with Little Dunston's hairy problem, she finds herself neck deep in problems that are much greater than her.