The Mad Folk of Falconer E-BOOK

Everyone in Falconer is going crazy. 

 
Harley von Canmore is a firebird, and Police Chief of the tiny town of Falconer, in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies.  Harley's town is nearly all Old Race people, which creates challenges she never faced as a Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer. 
 
It is Imbolc—St. Brigid's Day—and a peculiar madness seems to be infecting everyone in Harley's town.  She figures it might be because they're starving in a way only the Old Ones could suffer.  When the madness strikes the town's shot-gun wielding mayor, who is purely human, Harley must figure out the root of the problem before the whole town tears itself apart… 
 
The Mad Folk of Falconer is part of the Harley Firebird urban fantasy series of novelettes, which is set in the same world as Taylen Carver's Magorian & Jones series. 
 
1.0: The Dragon of Falconer 
2.0: The Orc Who Cried 
3.0: The Shepherd of Fire 
4.0: The Mad Folk of Falconer 
…and more to come. 
 
Urban Fantasy Novelette 
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Praise for Taylen Carver's urban fantasy: 
 
Plenty of exciting twists and turns. 
 
Feel the tingling of danger, the aha's of escaping death, and the excitement of magic 
 
I loved this and will continue on with the series. 
 
A very satisfying first book for a new series 
 
blends the paranormal and the thriller/suspense you expect in a who done it crime story 
 
Love the heroine 
 
The story is filled with many interesting characters, and I'm sure throughout the series we will learn more about them and their new Sheriff and I can't wait to read all about them. 
 
The author packs this short story with plenty of action and suspense. 
 
Do yourself a big favor and be sure to read the entire series. 
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Canadian author Taylen Carver writes edgy urban fantasy, doesn't pull punches, and would rather be writing unless otherwise notified.  When not writing, Taylen can usually be found inside speculative fiction of other authors.  Favourites include Jim Butcher, Charlaine Harris, Kevin Hearne, Laurell K. Hamilton, and Emma Bull.