One last Important Message (Patreon)

Hey all!

Last spam for the day, I swear. I'm sorry about all the non-content posts. 

Nobody needs to change what tier they are in - your content will not be changing.  You will still receive Eldritch Bestie & Advent posts in your current tiers. Sorry for the confusion!

Next one will be an Advent chapter. 2 things. First, a PSA. Second, a summary of Gleam, the novel that won't go live for quite some time.

It's come to my attention that some of you might be waiting for another Steamforged Sorcery chapter - it, uh, won't be coming. Steamforged Sorcery is finished, I completed book 3 several weeks ago. It is the end of the series (at least for now). For that matter, Morcster Chef is also finished. If you've been waiting for a new chapter in these novels and don't read my other content, please DM me and ask for a refund or the like, I did not mean to make it seem like another chapter was coming and I don't want to dangle you over the ropes. 

Of my novels: Morcster is done. Steamforged is done. Eldritch Bestie is continuing. Advent is Continuing. Gleam is new. 

Speaking of Gleam, here's an unpolished blurb:

Nothing good ever came from starting a conversation in a gas station bathroom. Homeless ever since his parents were both killed by a truck in an accident, Chance's seemingly innocent chat with a trucker winds up landing him in another world. 

New arrivals are common in the magical scholar-city of Gleam, but Chance's fails to follow nearly all of the rules - and those were there for a reason. Armed with nothing but an old cheeto and his budding magic that seems to keep tipping the scale in his favor, Chance has a new shot at life - and at finding his parents, who might not be as dead as he thought. 

He's just dead set on one thing - he's going to do this his way, and that means helping everyone that he can. After all, what comes around, goes around. 

(Minor spoilers for Gleam: the novel is my take on an isekai cultivation, where Chance has Karma powers. It's a lighthearted story, like most of my work.)