A blood curse and a divine challenge ignite a collection of dark fairy tales and epic fantasies. Kahna, whose very blood is poison, yearns for human connection despite her destructive nature. Meanwhile, the god Caenlux, having eliminated all rivals, faces a challenger from another realm. The narrative weaves through sixteen tales and poems, exploring the fates of a traumatized assassin, a hapless innkeeper, a ruthless fisherwoman, and an ancient immortal, alongside figures from myth and folklore. In this collection, mortals wield more power than gods, and traditional happy endings are subverted.

The collection 'All the Broken Blades' offers a diverse array of dark fantasy and fairy tale retellings, as suggested by its premise. The inclusion of sixteen stories and poems indicates a varied exploration of themes, from personal curses to divine conflicts. Readers can anticipate a departure from conventional fairy tale structures, with an emphasis on darker, more complex character arcs and outcomes. The author's exploration of familiar mythological figures alongside original characters promises a unique blend of the known and the new within the fantasy genre.