The Crystal Throne

Scott Quartermain finds a stranger in his house. No ordinary burglar, the stranger is the exiled king of the fairies trying to find his way back to the magical kingdom. Scott eventually finds himself in another world, destined to help the deposed ruler regain his throne.

Robin Goodfellow, son of Oberon, king of the magical realm of fairies, has been exiled from his land by an evil pretender to the throne. In order to return and regain his rightful place as king of the fairy realm, he must use all his magical abilities. He must also trust in the help of a human male. But little did the human male, a gay man, plan to fall in love with the fairy king and accidentally follow him into an unbelievable world of magic and mystery.

Coming from an Irish heritage, Bert McKenzie is no stranger to the faerie realm and the land of the unseen. He often heard tales of the little people, banshees and other spirit beings at his grandmother's knee. Holding degrees in theatre, psychology and metaphysics, Mckenzie delved in varied fields and worked as a dancer, actor, writer, columnist for a local paper, and accountant. McKenzie also owned and operated an occult shop in the Midwest. His store often brought him in touch with the unseen, providing lots of material for his writing. McKenzie's first love is imaginative fantasy.