Dreamer: A Western Fantasy
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The shadows of the past have returned, and this time, they're hunting for more than just his magic.
Blaise Hawthorne found peace in the lawless Gutter, his magic a source of strength, his heart belonging to the enigmatic Jefferson Cole. But a brutal attack on his family shatters his fragile life, forcing him to confront the horrors of his past.
Jefferson, a master of reinvention, is drawn back to a life he’d hoped to forget. He must navigate treacherous political waters in his homeland, wrestling with a family legacy that threatens to consume him.
Their paths collide as they stand on the precipice of a battle they can’t afford to lose. To save those they love, they might have to sacrifice the very peace they've fought so hard to find.
Experience the next thrilling chapter in the Tales of the Outlaw Mages series in Dreamer. Join Blaise as he confronts the past, embraces his destiny, and fights for a future where those with magic can finally be free. Grab your copy of Dreamer today!
Keywords: weird western, western fantasy, epic fantasy, found family, LGBTQ, queer, asexual, bisexual, gay, magic, mage, pegasus, wild west, old west, fantasy western, magical western, magic western, reluctant hero, historical fantasy, anxiety, cowboy, gunslinger
Related authors: Liza Street, J.R. Frontera, David J. West, David Bain, Michael Newton, Rachel Aaron, Joseph P. Bailey, Lila Bowen, Harmon Cooper, M.M. Crumley,
Related Books: Gunsmoke and Dragonfire, Home on the Strange, The Cowboys of Cthulhu, Gideon Thorn, The Last Stand of Mary Good Crow, Infernal Fire, Wake of Vultures, Cowboy Necromancer, The Immortal Doc Holliday, Spellslinger, Charmslinger, Blood Bounty, Unicorn Western
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Amy Campbell is an independent author and librarian. She grew up in Houston, which she still calls home. Amy writes epic fantasy novels about men and women who are unapologetically true to themselves (and throws in the occasional pegasus or chupacabra to keep it interesting). When not working at the library or writing, Amy is chasing after her two busy young boys.
