Aurora Lee Thornton

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What I've Published

Here are all the stories I have self-published so far!

Illustrated cover of a white man with black hair wearing medieval style clothing standing back to back with a cherry red skinned devil-like man wear simple dark clothing. Behind the white man is a background of a pastoral landscape, and behind the devil-like man is a night landscape of a blue jungle. Text in lower right corner reads: All or None by Aurora Lee Thornton

An illustrated cover of a brown-skinned man in a white shirt and brown pants sitting on a pier in a tropical setting, with a large shark merman holding himself out of the water on the pier in front of the human. Title on bottom of page reads: Prince and Shark.

An illustrated cover of a tall, gray skinned man with long black hair and large droopy triangular ears holding his arms open. In front of him are two short humans standing back to back and hold one set of hands - on the left is a man with short red hair in a dark green Georgian suit and on the right is a woman with long blonde hair in an up-do and a pastel green Regency dress. Both have blue eyes and freckles, and their free hands are in the hands of the tall man behind them. Title text over hem reads: Marrying the Crow Prince.

An illustrated cover showing a white man with short curly purple hair wearing green robes looking to side despondently while being held possesively from behind by a large man with a lion-like face, wine red skin, and large wings wrapped around them. Title text reads: Keep Me Safe.

An illustrated cover of a tall dark purple skinned man with long black hair, four arms, and digitigrade feet standing next to a white human man with long wavy brown hair wearing medieval clothing and some sci-fi armor elements on a starry sky backdrop. Title text reads: A Voice in the Cosmos/

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