The Lost Child of Anideo
Querying Stage
Raised by a hermit on an isolated island, Murni is shocked by a Vision of a monster tormenting a helpless woman. Yearning for adventure, she sets out to rescue the forlorn figure, only to discover that being a hero is more complicated than she bargained for.
The Garden
Writing Stage
Two sisters in regency England are transported to a world filled with tiny mischievous creatures, tyrannical toads, and an inky serpent that turns insides to mush. To find their way home before the serpent consumes them whole, the sisters make a hasty deal with a morally questionable fairy creature to free him from whatever binds him.
Dawn
Editing Stage
Dawn’s mother passes away suddenly, leaving her without the only support she had ever known. Her mother’s dying wish brings the bereaved Dawn to a tiny fishing island where she unravels her mother’s past, encounters eclectic islanders, and finds beauty in unexpected places. She learns to love again, realizing that even when those we love pass away, love itself can never be lost.
The Island of Elthnar
Writing Stage
The very ground of Elthnar is alive, Shifting on its own. When Amalia’s village is swallowed whole, she must do the unthinkable: She must stake the heart of Elthnar and stop the Shifting forever.
Remembering Kathmandu
Editing Stage
Strange memories of unseen places flood Katya’s mind. Her musical abilities, her only true passion in life, are being stripped away by a unknown illness. Beckoned by the memories and determined to regain her abilities, Katya travels to Nepal where her life becomes entangled with a young Nepali man and a street dog who knows more than he lets on. Unbeknownst to her, this is not the first time she has been to Kathmandu.
Monika Karna Writes 