Of Unicorns and Pegasuses by G.R.H. Wagner - Available on Amazon
Years ago, David Phillips was captivated by a temptress named Desiré. It
was not a forever affair and as a parting gift, he asked her to draw
for him a Pegasus, never realizing how the drawing would forever bind
him to her. Even years after her funeral, he is compelled to answer an
invitation to return to her hometown, and in the company of others who
had known her for decades, David is taken to the place where Desiré was
born and raised and made aware of her unusual upbringing. When he is
taken to a castle that Desiré had dreamed of, where other drawings of
hers are prominently displayed, he learns that someone else desires
possession of his Pegasus, and things aren’t as he was led to believe,
prompting questions, the most consuming of which are who was the father
of the child Desiré birthed the night she was shot four years before,
and why was David there.
Years ago, David Phillips was captivated by a temptress named Desiré. It
was not a forever affair and as a parting gift, he asked her to draw
for him a Pegasus, never realizing how the drawing would forever bind
him to her. Even years after her funeral, he is compelled to answer an
invitation to return to her hometown, and in the company of others who
had known her for decades, David is taken to the place where Desiré was
born and raised and made aware of her unusual upbringing. When he is
taken to a castle that Desiré had dreamed of, where other drawings of
hers are prominently displayed, he learns that someone else desires
possession of his Pegasus, and things aren’t as he was led to believe,
prompting questions, the most consuming of which are who was the father
of the child Desiré birthed the night she was shot four years before,
and why was David there.