MEMORIES OF A SILVER FOX
Custodians
Book One
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“All in favour of opening the competition to the public…”
— Lord Manos
“…this is my promise. I’ll be careful.”
— Mavena
“Your eyes look familiar. Have we met?”
— Somir
“Dear friend, I am coming for you!”
— Elora
“I’ll take care of Halia, like I always have.”
— Luan
Nothing is ever what it seems.
A Carchar crystal promises power.
But pray the Beasts guard your heart.
For the human heart is easily tempted…
and even more easily corrupted.
Mavena finally finds a home, only to discover she may never truly belong.
Elora dreams of shapes and colors, only to watch them twist into nightmares.
Luan craves importance of his own, only to see ambition spin out of control.
Three lives bound to change.
Three paths destined to cross.
Three hearts drawn toward the Carchar’s call.
Each will learn one simple truth:
Power always demands payment.
Content Warnings
While “Memories of a Silver Fox” can be enjoyed by most teen and adult fantasy readers, the author values kindness and transparency.
The following lists outline themes that may be sensitive for some readers, allowing everyone to choose their journey with care.
Note: A few light spoilers may follow.
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(Recommended age: 13+)
Loss and grief – mentions of parental death and scenes of mourning; emotional but not graphic.
Moments of danger and mild violence – physical peril, injury, and tense encounters with magical creatures or natural forces.
Fantasy war and injustice – references to Council control, corruption, and the persecution of the gifted.
Emotional intensity – self-doubt, guilt, and moral struggle as characters come of age and face hard choices.
Mildly frightening imagery – magical beasts, underwater threats, and suspenseful moments.
Light romance – gentle romantic tension, including same-sex affection, portrayed respectfully and without explicit content.
Family separation and caretaking – orphans, guardianship of elderly relatives, and sibling responsibility.
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Death, grief, and loss – depiction of mourning, and emotional aftermath.
Violence and peril – non-graphic battle scenes, injury, and life-threatening situations.
Political control and oppression – references to a ruling Council, systemic power imbalance, and the persecution of gifted individuals.
Psychological and emotional strain – anxiety, fear of failure, survivor’s guilt, and moral conflict.
Fantasy horror elements – scenes involving dangerous sea creatures and unsettling magical encounters.
Physical and mental exhaustion linked to magic use – characters experience fatigue or pain as consequences of their powers.
Family trauma and separation – orphanhood, caregiving of elderly or ill relatives, and fractured family bonds.
Romantic relationships – light romance, including same-sex affection, depicted with tenderness and no explicit content.