These are the first and second stories of Robin Archer, the half-Fae charged by the Fairy Queen to protect human children from human predators. With some snark, a gun, and a touch of magic, Robin works at the edge of human law to save kids. AND ONLY THE EYES OF CHILDREN: When a child is abducted, the police can't act fast enough to save her. Robin Archer can. (This Pushcart Prize-nominated story was originally published in FAE.) ORPHAN HEIRS & SHADES OF NIGHT: A Halloween tale! When children start disappearing from a Halloween festival, Robin recognizes crimes from another time. "I’m neither human nor monster, yet both. Unlike most survivors, my freak doesn’t show so obviously. I can pass on a human street, even if I can’t in the Twilight Lands. "That doesn’t mean it doesn’t affect me, though."
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Laura was born at a very early age and never looked back. She overcame her childhood deficiencies of having been born without teeth and unable to walk, and by the time she matured into a recognizable adult she had become a behavior analyst, an internationally-recognized and award-winning animal trainer, a costumer/cosplayer, a chocolate addict, and of course a writer. Laura writes fantasy in a variety of subgenres as well as non-fiction in the art and science of behavior and training. website | Newsletter | Patreon | Twitch | Twitter | Facebook
