Forged by Lady Sin to be her ultimate weapon, Jacob uncovers the truth about the woman who made him. Cast out but determined to prove himself her equal, he joins sellswords infiltrating a town ruled by crime lords. Their mission: stop a curse that wakes the dead. Sin taught him that trust is a weakness. To survive, he’ll have to prove her wrong.

Home is where the spawn point is.

Topha survives the brutal Trial of Wires to become an External—an immortal adventurer in the endless worlds of the Singularity. Her reward: a gorgeous new planet with no other Externals in sight, locals who sentence her to death, and one hungry, sharp-tongued serpent made of vines.

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The Dragon Diner: Bookkeeper Wanted.

After a lifetime as a mercenary and years of war, Rylana seeks a peaceful new career, and this job looks perfect. What could be calmer and more relaxing than crunching numbers while delightful scents waft from a professional kitchen?

There’s just one problem. The Dragon Diner is run by a real dragon, one she shot with an arrow during the war. And, oh yes, he remembers her.

This might not be the relaxing new start to life that Rylana envisioned.

Bain Rock is an 80s fantasy set against an oppressive militia regime, found family and a coming of age sapphic romance.

June, 1984. The militia regime has outlawed all magic in the island of Inea. As war brews between the Council of Witches and Dissenters, a suspicious fire forces Emma into hiding.

A descendant of nineteen bloodlines of witches, Emma has yet to manifest any powers but sets out to rescue her last living relative. She meets Nor, the daughter of a sworn enemy and the last person Emma expects to fall for.

Emma has to navigate treacherous alliances and learn who to trust as she encounters the Keepers and the new cult of The Ziggurat. As the island’s entire future hangs in the balance, Emma uncovers a secret which threatens everything she knew about herself.

The Dance of Open Hearts follows Elly Felton, an agribusiness student who longs for adventure, and finds it, but it’s much more than she expected. Soon, she’s fighting for her life and the fate of two worlds that are mysteriously intertwined. And the key to all of it lies hidden within prophecies, legends, and an ancient ritual performed by frogs.

As featured in the LA Times Festival of Books 2024 Two Moons of Merth has been compared to such renowned series as The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin, and The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.

One reviewer calls it a “masterpiece of fantasy literature with its imaginative world-building, compelling characters and captivating storyline making it a standout in the genre.” Readers are taken on an extraordinary journey to where adventure and danger await.

The pace of the story is brisk and engaging, with each chapter ending in a cliffhanger, propelling the reader forward through an emotional and steady stream of action. Aadya, the main character, begins life as a lowly peasant, but her goals are mighty, and she finds her way to becoming the queen of all the land. Her mission is to gain respect for herself and all the women of Merth.