Completely Unfeasible Tales (ePub)

Approximately 600 pages.

A compendium of riotous comic fantasy.

The first three (significantly above average height) tales of Landos - a bustling, developing (slowly) city of chancers, lunatics, thieves and utter stupidity... and that's just the coppers!

Book One - SVELT:
Are you ready to join an unlikely hero on an unexpected quest?
While in the city taking a break from work on the farm, Svelt 'inherits' a strange map from a dying wizard and, with the vague clues as his only guide, begins the seemingly impossible task of searching for the mysterious artefact. Although he is oblivious to the 'help' from a mischievous, ancient time-traveller, there are those who believe it should not be found.
Finding himself was the original objective, but Svelt soon learns that being the centre of attention in Landos is not conducive to growing old... especially for a dwarf troll.

Book Two - EVENTFUL TIMES:
An astronomical anomaly causes widespread panic!
With a strong possibility of impending doom for humanity, Death looms grimly over the entire planet - he doesn't know how to loom any other way.
The non-tangible believers turn to (insert here). The citizens of Landos turn to the authorities. The authorities turn to the scientists. The scientists turn to the wizards. The wizards turn to brandy... and eventually, when impending doom threatens, someone has the good sense to ask for practical help.
But is perennial tinkerer Albert Sonny ready for such a challenge?

Book Three - THE Nth HORSEMAN:
Landos is under attack again!
This time, a long-forgotten winged menace terrorises the citizens. With rewards on offer, the ever-resourceful opportunists offer their dubious services, yet, even a professional slayer meets his match with this beast - unprecedented in the entire history of dragon lore... not to mention mathematics.
A specialist horseman of the twilight is summoned to guide victims in the unorthodox aftermath - his steed not being particularly fond of sugar lumps, and noticeably lacking in the limb department.