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You're assuming that H's kids are his.  With a winner like that, would it surprise anyone if she had a hobby as well as a hubby?

Why not just have H. sterile, reasons unknown?

Xline is for viewing the review, not for composing or submitting it.  Don't use Xline until after the review is submitted.

Note the poster above the gumball machine in the last panel.

No, make it some detail inside the mouth or nose, where they have to open it up and look--carefully, for tho' you'd have said that head was dead, for its owner dead was he, it stood on its neck with a smile well-bred and bowed three####################################################it still reacts to Behira.

So either Jaylene was not most sincerely dead, but only mostly dead, or else her resurrection involves death magic?  But the only death magic we've seen has involved dead matter acting as though it were alive.

One seems sure: there are mysteries yet unfathom'd at the Earthwound.

Good add.  Do they have to spell Tazar well?

Now ....

If Behira's power couldn''t raise Jaylene, does that mean that Alda is someone else's conduit?  Not Behira's big sister, surely?

But the original version had Jaylene feeling Saundon's hot breath.  Hmm.

-Edit-- Does Zyrtec worship the informational Saundon?

When you have this done (and not before) you should read =The Moonstone= by Wilkie Collins.  Not quite a detective story, so Poe comes first, but the first true mystery novel--and a whale of a story.  It's a shame that Collins, like Mozart, died young.

I've finally got Dianen into the story.  All that work, and she's dead before the story begins.  (No KH, no need to comment.  Mind your own earwax. )

Sometimes that works for me.  Sometimes it doesn't.  When I'm thinking at multiple levels about my topic, it doesn't work.  To make matters worse, I'm using WYSIWYG (Waht You See Is ALL you Get) and after the experience of an efficient, moded text editor, that's a constant source of digital (as in finger) frustration.

ComputerWorld magazine, now online as computerworld.com, has a daily column called The Shark Tank (link at the bottom of their homepage).  I suggest you take it in small doses.

Oh, at one time the rinkworks Computer Stupidities page included this:

Star Trek, (ToS) episode Let That Be Your Last Battlefield.