Working on a new size changing giantess series.  The first chapter will come on Oct 19th and is currently in early access on my Patreon.

Katrine turned around and started to walk inland. “Our people rely on our ability to change in size to stay safe.  We have tried to tell you that over and over again as you have grown.  Hugh.  But you are stubborn as the Dorox.  I don’t know why you insist on being so small all the time.”

             She crossed her arms.  “The land has so many wonderful things to see.  I want to explore and see them.  Not tower over them and miss them.”

             Katrine smiled as they approached the village, a collection of huts, all different sizes for each Sizeran family that called the island home.  “My daughter, there will be a day when you will realize that you can’t just hide in the bushes.” She rubbed Alicila with her finger.  “You will embrace your inner giantess self.  It is deep inside, running in your blood.”

             “I doubt that highly.”

             Katrine smiled.  “You just have to give it time, my love.” She pushed a massive oak door open and entered into their home.  “And find the reason to grow to your new limits.  I know you have it in you.”

             “It’s about time you two came home.” Ivonok tapped his hand on the thirty-foot table, his hazel eyes narrowed at Katrine.  “Put Alicila in her room.  We have to talk.”

             “What is wrong?  Whatever is the matter, she is old enough to hear this.”

             He slammed his hand down onto the table. Alicila could see the sun radiating off of his bald head, casting an eerie light across the wooden room.  “We need not concern her.  Now do it. I don’t care how old she is.  This does not concern someone who is afraid of being a true Sizeran.” He looked down at her.  “You are twenty years of age, and still you cannot accept truly changing in size.  So, to your room with you.”

             Alicila looked down at her mother’s palm.  “I umm.  I am sorry, father.”

             Katrine gently clenched her palm around Alicila. “This is absurd.  I am not. . .”

             Ivonok’s eyes flared with rage.  “If you won’t do this, I will.” He grew twenty feet to tower over her.  “This isn’t for discussion.”