Kirjahaku

Eric is a regular teenager. His existence is filled with drinking, apathy and awkwardness. One fateful night his life is inexorably altered as he accidentally tumbles through a hole in space-time only to emerge into a fantastical world beyond his wildest imaginings. Suddenly Eric finds himself in the company of an eccentric Goblin while being hunted by scheming corporations, insane assassins, ravenous demons and dangerous mutations. Meanwhile within the towering confines of Tirileth city, known by locals as "The Tier", the mercenary Xanshudan tackles daring missions with the help of his team of diverse professionals. Hired to protect this gangling teen, Xan and his team quickly find that there is much more to Eric than they first thought. Now Xan and his gang of unlikely heroes must race against time in a desperate attempt to search for the answers that will unravel the mysteries of Eric's fate and hopefully lead him back home before it's too late. "The Tier" is set within the world of Errant realms. A discordant futuristic place dotted with fantastical mega-cities seething with diverse and enigmatic beings, road-warrior brigands, powerful magics, volatile deities, fantastic monsters and conniving corporations.

The surreal world of restaurant culture is not a place for the faint of heart. Characters of every type live peculiar lives behind the scenes of any good eatery. In a world filled with an ever growing variety of dining establishments, the subtle nuances of the beings that animate these places become increasingly diverse. And while individual reasons for working in "the industry" may vary drastically, the progression of the associated culture is as natural as the cause and effect that surrounds any human endeavour. Most would not give any credence to the unseen happenstances that fuel most every restaurant, after all, dining out was a privilege undertaken by those who wanted to escape the benign scrutiny of daily life. But it was within these secret expanses that the true restaurant experience would unfold, if only one took the time to look.