Angels and Trolls. Völvas and Volvos. Epic Poems and Flying Pigs.
The Song of Theodore blends history and fantasy in a stand-alone sequel to the award-winning Rainbow Gardens. World War 2 has ended, but not America’s hostility toward Japanese Americans, including veterans like Captain Teddy Larson. Badly wounded in the war, Teddy brings his interned father home to Rainbow Gardens, Minnesota’s first neon-lit motel. He’s determined to overcome discrimination while rebuilding Rainbow Gardens and fending off the trolls. Yes, trolls. The kind that turn to stone in daylight. They think Teddy’s their Redeemer.
Triumph and tragedy mark Teddy’s quest for justice and acceptance, while an angel tries to show him the path to forgiveness. Can he succeed in post-war America? Will he lead the trolls to redemption? The answers lie in the neon paradise of Rainbow Gardens.

Category: Fantasy – Historical

Japanese immigrant Harry Shikita dreams of becoming a successful businessman by building Rainbow Gardens, Minnesota’s first neon-lit motel. But the 1920s are a tough time to be an “Oriental” in America, and Harry must deal not only with prejudice but also the trolls. Yes, trolls—the kind that turn to stone. Cursed descendants of Cain, the trolls want to find their way back to God through their Redeemer. The trolls think Harry’s their guy, but he’s on his own quest to be accepted, to be an “old boy.” Whenever Harry’s slapped down, he gets up and starts again. But things only get worse for him after Pearl Harbor. Innocent of any wrongdoing, Harry finds himself confined for the war’s duration—while his son fights the Nazis in Europe. If Harry finds a way to forgive his adopted country, can he become the trolls’ bridge to God’s Grace? The answer lies in the neon paradise of Rainbow Gardens.

In one night, devil-possessed Lady of the Leaves lost everything. Forced to flee for her life, she and a fellow possessed seek a place where they can live in peace. Clues from her home country’s dark past hint possible salvation lies in a distant, dangerous land. Now, they just have to live long enough to find it…

Category: Fantasy – Coming of Age

The Palace of the Dawn will soon be stormed. The most ruthless man of all time is one step away from assailing on Iovbridge and dethroning Sophie Delamere. The Queen of Knightdorn is now alone, with neither allies nor an army capable of rebuffing the enemy which is approaching her city. Everything appears to be over, until a mysterious young man, Elliot, makes his appearance.

Entangled in a web of lies and politics, Elliot will try to draw Walter away from Iovbridge and face him in the stronghold of Wirskworth. He will attempt to rekindle relations and revive the old alliance between the Queen of Knightdorn and Syrella Endor, the Governor of Wirskworth. Elliot’s mission will take every fibre of his will and if he fails, so shall the kingdom.

Game Of Thrones meets Greek mythology in this explosive epic fantasy story, packed with war, medieval lore, magic, loyalty and bravery. The fi

Category: Fantasy – Epic

When Iiriniss rescues a severely wounded prince from an ambush, she fears that nothing good will come of it. She and her sisters know his father, King Jethron Bloodthorne, too well since he took everything from them—their family, their land, their freedom.

Iiriniss has sworn to avenge her father, but she can’t let Prince Terven die. She has a debt to repay to him. And the more time she spends with him, the more she realises that he is not like his father and his two brothers.

Iiriniss and her sisters may have found an unexpected ally, but by saving Terven’s life Iiriniss has put herself and her sisters in even more danger.

Category: Fantasy – New Adult & College

“A dark and inviting supernatural thriller” -Kirkus Reviews. Percy Jackson meets The Mortal Instruments with a dash of Marvel in this Supernatural Fantasy Thrill Ride! It’s not just Achaia’s life on the line, but her father’s as well, when she is forced to choose between angels who want nothing to do with her, and demons who want too much.

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Category: Fantasy – New Adult & College

The stories contained within will not end well.

There are no happy endings or hero vindications. No characters will save the day or make you feel good about anything. In fact, there’s a good chance you will dislike what you read, knowing that the path one takes leads them to certain doom, and yet there is nothing you can do about it. But you’ll read on, about a Mother’s demented idea of an apology or what a morsel of ancient flesh can do to one’s complexion. Yes, you’ll read on and on, about a twisted dystopian prison where you dream so others can live or why you shouldn’t stare into a stranger’s eyes. But the real reason you’ll continue to read on, is to guess which one of these stories is really your story.

Category: Fantasy – Paranormal & Urban