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Gathering of the Four: Book One of The Serrulata Saga
Series: The Serrulata Saga
Series Number: 1
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Blurb: One peasant woman will be the catalyst for a revolution.
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"In the Realm, every citizen knows their place." Leora of Mae is a young woman orphaned at birth and raised on a remote farm. As a wielder of Xanthcraft, her abilities set her apart from her adoptive family and the other villagers. Shortly before her twentieth birthday, she learns of her family’s plot to sell her into servitude. Fearing for her life, she flees from the only home she’s ever known—defying societal conventions and breaking the edicts of the Realm. As she runs, Leora meets Roland Shallowbrook, a traveler on the Thieves’ Road; Lady Aurora Verte, daughter of a powerful member of the gentry; and the White Rider Leopold, a soldier with a secret. Now, this found family will have to band together to survive. Set in the far distant future, Gathering of the Four is the first book in The Serrulata Saga.
The Wonder of You
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Blurb: Is the circus really home? Is Phoenix her long-lost love?
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After inheriting her grandparents’ house, twenty-nine-year-old Renée Stipe feels more alone than ever before. Still living in the past and struggling with flashbacks of her abusive uncle who stole her childhood, Renée doesn’t see much of a future for herself. Everything changes when the circus comes to town. Why does this place feel so much like home? Why does the ringmaster, Phoenix, look so familiar? Her mind whirls with confusion when they kiss and he tells her about their past life. Renée has a lot to learn about who she is now, but more importantly, who she used to be. Is the circus really home? Is Phoenix her long-lost love?
Warlock of Muscovy
Series: Sun War Trilogy
Series Number: 1
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Blurb: When words fail, bring out the guns, swords, and death spells.
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Marina is the daughter of Tsar Alexander the Cruel, the most powerful warlock. She’s also a princess of the Court of White Rose. The only problem is that she’s mundane—she has no magic. On her sixteenth birthday Marina fled from her father’s tsardom to the revolutionist side of Muscovy, and five years later she’s doing all right, working as a seamstress in the United Workers’ Factory. Despite the political police, the never-ending witch hunt, and her best friend living as an orange cat, she’s happy. She gets along with her cottage mates and is even seeing a guy... until the city blows up, she’s implied in the sabotage, her guy turns out to be an enemy, her friends are murdered, and an alchemist maniac hunts her down for a blood vendetta. With the Red Army and the Alchemist Federation on her heels, Marina runs back to the Court of White Rose, but when death follows her home she must uncover a prophecy, reconcile with the warlock, and stop an oncoming war. It’s a tall order for a seamstress. The first book in the Sun War Trilogy, this intensely dark tale of magic and mayhem is full of grey characters that blur the line between good and evil. Content warning for strong language, graphic violence, and intimate situations.
The Way We Were Hunters
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Blurb: The trouble with the Fallen is they look human.
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The Fallen are the children born affected by the Drakon, otherworldly beasts that arrived on a meteor and devastated Rosya in a decades-long war. Now, as the nation heals and moves forward, a second conflict looms. This time the enemy is not the Drakon, but the Fallen, and the trouble is they look human. Lena, once a marksman, was demoted after shooting her training instructor and now serves as a laundress at Bunker 47. Though the position isn't the career she'd hoped for, she finds peace in its routine... until she tries to help a friend and finds herself owing a favor to Captain Arkhimov. The captain is tall, imposing, a celebrated war hero, and a stickler for rules—everything Lena is not. But when she ends up on a mission with him, she's excited nonetheless. The mission had been simple: go check on Bunker 17, which has gone dark. But when the task turns lethal and the bodies begin to pile up, Lena learns the captain is not who he claims. 'The Way We Were Hunters' is a dark fantasy with a side of romance. It is the first book of the Fallen Duology and comes with a content advisory for strong language, graphic violence, and intimate situations. Reader discretion is advised.
Winter and the Immortality Thief
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Blurb: Everything is a lie in Volynia.
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The Kniazhevs and their dragons have ruled Volynia for a thousand years, and all they’ve shown the Osukhan is cruelty and death. Dawn is a thief, a crafty one who can move things with her mind. Swindling card games and making the occasional silver coin disappear, she scrapes by and takes care of her sick brother. They are Osukhan, of unclean blood, but she hasn’t been harming anyone beyond the thieving, until sorcerers kidnap her brother and task her with the impossible: go to the dragon’s lair and steal a jewel unlike the others. Ilya is a Kniazhev prince, but his mother was Osukhan. His blood is unclean, and his family never lets him forget it. He is a dragonless rider with no friends, and he’s in love with a princess who is about to marry another. Hopeless and graceless, he doesn’t care for others until the high prince sends him on a mundane errand, where he meets a lowborn woman who reminds him of the princess he is smitten with. She is a pledge trying to become a royal guard, and she needs his help. She is also a thief named Dawn, and he is about to lose more than a few coins. Winter and the Immortality Thief is Book One of the Volynian Tales, a sword and sorcery dark fantasy woven with romance. If talking dragons, an immortal tsar, slow-burn romance full of banter, heaps of violence, a pinch of bad language, and murderous characters with years of trauma and a moral compass missing its needle sound like your kind of fun, this book is for you.
Serpent and the Throne
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Blurb: In Fedosian court, love is deadlier than war.
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Of the nine great houses of Fedosia, nine houses of alchemy, none hate each other more than the Red Shields and the White Guards. The queen is a Shield, the archmage a Guard, and bad blood has been brewing for a century. Sofia is a Guard, wed to a count twice her age with three stepdaughters who despise her. Forbidden from leaving the house, she spends her days speaking to her stuffed macaw and playing with the shadows. But all changes when the count receives a summons from the queen, requiring all nobility of Fedosia to attend the prince’s birthday. Fedosia is vast, and Sofia travels to the capital with the count and his daughters—an adventure of a lifetime, and she’s excited. The prince is strange, and the throne has its secrets, but true trouble begins when Sofia falls for Aleksei, the captain of the Imperial Sentinels and the queen’s nephew. He’s ten years younger, and worse, he’s a Shield. The archmage is furious, the Royal Cup ends in blood and fire, the count turns up dead, and dark magic sparks war between the houses. As the great families draw their blades, Sofia runs away with Aleksei, but they don’t get far. Not all enemies come from other houses. Some are much closer. Serpent and the Throne is the first book in the Fedosian Wars series, a dark fantasy with forbidden love romance. Content advisory: This is an adult dark fantasy with depictions of violence and strong language.
The Wind at Oak Hollow
Series: Realm of Light
Series Number: 1
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Blurb: Families can be complicated, especially when the fate of the kingdom rests on yours.
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2nd Place Winner in the 2023 Firebird Book Awards for Dark Fantasy Finalist in Epic/High Fantasy for the 2023 American Fiction Awards Families can be complicated, especially when the fate of the kingdom rests on yours. Marl Ganwin is more than just a mischief-maker. He's a pain in the ass--the Wind spirit's favorite youth. The Village of Na-ir tolerates his antics, giving him free rein to ramble and rumble. But things take an unexpected turn when Wind forces him to accept an unfathomable fate. Can Marl's family and the entire village survive the implosion of his gifts? Or will his choices send their peaceful world order into a whirlwind? What will he lose when he accepts his power? The first installment of the Realm of Light series!
A Crow in the Canyon
Series: Realm of Light
Series Number: 2
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Blurb: Torn from their village home, the Ganwins must quest to save their patriarch, but the old man’s past isn’t ready to be buried.
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The lungs of the kingdom are constricted. Lafret is the most exquisite city in Artnaus—glistening waterfalls, hanging gardens, and stone-carved houses on canyon walls. But under this mask of splendor is a seething world of strict order and despair. Torn from their village home, the Ganwins must quest to save their patriarch. But the old man’s past isn’t ready to be buried. They are taken prisoner by the chieftain of the waterfall canyon and forced into his service. Will brothers Marl and Natsir have the courage to navigate foreign chiefdoms and ancient prophecies? Can they stand together when the time comes to let everything fall? The second installment in the Realm of Light series!
Kingdom of Fire
Series: Realm of Light
Series Number: 3
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Blurb: In a kingdom of magic, it is sometimes difficult to tell man from beast.
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In a kingdom of magic, it is sometimes difficult to tell man from beast. Nal Sinbel, killer of bears—well, actually, just one bear—lives a life of undisturbed obscurity. A prodigious hunter, he wanders the Wastes eagerly trapping and fishing. But he is far from free: his banished family lives at the mercy of magical King Marl, who keeps court on the other side of the Wall. A chance encounter with a strong-willed princess and her band of youths drags Nal out of anonymity and into danger. Can he confront his parents' past and stand against his cruel uncle? Or will he find this new existence even more merciless than the Wastes?