“Readers are immersed in a gripping fantasy tale filled with resilience, self-discovery, and the pursuit of freedom.” –Literary TitanRebels strike at the heart of an evil oligarchy – a story for our times. As the leader of the rebel group Oss’stera, Alar's burning desire to topple the oppressive Vollen Empire drives him to join the resistance. But with one failure after another, he begins to question if their fight makes any difference.Amidst the chaos, Alar discovers abilities reminiscent of the legendary heroes of old. When a powerful witch from the empire offers a risky mission to infiltrate an Inquisition stronghold and free prisoners, Alar and his allies seize the opportunity. Their success attracts the empire's attention, and they realize the true consequences of their actions. Can this rag-tag group of rebels have any chance of defeating this evil oligarchy or is it already too late?

No one finds Faerie unless they are lost.Living on the edge of the enchanted woods, Niamh often loses herself among the trees in search of food. Though her body bears reminders of a night long ago when monstrous hounds broke from those lands, she has not since glimpsed the fair folk, nor heard a whisper of their lovely, treacherous songs.Until she finds a litter of helpless fae kittens where the mortal trees end, and signs of the hounds begin appearing in her little village.Seeking answers, Niamh discovers a long-abandoned library hiding just beyond the eternal trees—and comes face to face with one of the noble folk. This strange fae lord appears more interested in friendship than trapping Niamh within Faerie, but it soon becomes clear he is not only gravely injured, but desperate to remain undiscovered.She cannot help but wonder if he, hiding among his dusty books, is the very reason the hounds have returned.The Wind and the Wild is part of the The Keepers of Faerie, a series of stand alone fae fantasy romances featuring an interconnected world but focusing on individual couples, often rather cozy in nature, high on tension and low on spice, and sometimes sprinkled with retellings of faery tales.Though these books are categorized as Adult fantasy, they have low to no swearing, and all “spicy” scenes are fade to black or written with a focus on emotions rather than details, and are therefore generally appropriate for a Young Adult audience as well.

Falling asleep for almost 300 years was never part of Pennrae's plan.Of course, when you're a mercenary with magical abilities and defy a spellbinding prophecy...bad stuff happens. Now, magic is long gone from the world. So Penn works as a karate instructor, trying very hard to dodge her hot, flirty, and super annoying colleague, Callan. All is well until a Jigori - a nightmarish magic-eating monster - shows up at a New York City street fair, forcing Penn to use her Shaper magic, which allows her to transform wood and metal into deadly weapons. Now, the Jigori's master has her scent, and their eye on stealing her 300 years of life. If they succeed, Penn succumbs to centuries of sleep again, and magic will be unleashed on a completely unprepared world.And to add to her ridiculously complicated life, something isn't quite right with Callan. Which she could figure out if it weren't for that evil, apocalyptic plot she's trying to stop. But Penn may not have a choice - Callan could be the secret weapon she needs to save the world...

Some lies are best left buried…Laoch and Sura are grizzled veterans of the Crusades, thrust into a violent new conflict when a strange enemy crashes into an alchemical experiment, setting off a wave of long-forgotten spiritfire that tears through the realm, spreading fear in its wake.Seeking the truth behind the magic, a young queen is blocked at every turn by the shadowy machinations of Lord Penance, the Gods’ Overseer. And while whispers echo in the Seven Houses of an ancient evil’s return, Laoch and the dishonoured elven warrior Sura must face their desperate foe alone.With the Royal Court paralysed by inaction, they are thrown into a world of soul-magic, Gods’ weapons and ancient spirits where nothing is as it seems, and the world they thought they knew unravels to reveal a deadly, long-buried secret.One even the Gods fear.A dark fantasy layered with formidable soul-magic, riveting action and twists that turn a world on its head, A Dragon of the Veil is the first book in the Warriors of Spirit and Bone series.Perfect for readers of Andy Peloquin's Darkblade assassin, the gritty malice of Abercrombie’s First Law trilogy, and the dark intricacy of Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion series.“Took me completely and utterly by surprise, I must say. It’s truly an incredible start to a new, dark and epic fantasy series.” — SFFInsiders.com“Diabolical magic and alchemical mayhem…” — DB Rook, author of Callus & Crow“The world-building is so unique…” — Abel Montero, author of The Crimson Fire“It's action-packed to the brim, frenetic and just damn cool…” — Bill Adams, author of The Godsblood Tragedy, FanFiAddict Blogger“What a ride! Power-packed world-building with layers of deception, half-forgotten myths and unorthodox characters.” — Paul G. Zareith, author of The Grandmaster’s Gamble“I’m hooked. I loved the intricate way the mysteries of the world were revealed.” — Justin Greer, author of The Garden Knight series“With plenty of action, political intrigue and a unique backdrop, A Dragon of the Veil is fantastic…” — The Fantasy Book Nerd Blog“An elaborate new world of wicked queens, wyrms, and unlikely antiheroes, A Dragon of the Veil is a classic genre escape that artfully mixes elements of arcanepunk and high fantasy… outstanding.” — SPR Review“If you’re looking for puppies and flowers, this is not the book for you. The darker elements made for a fascinating story of a desperate world right at the tipping point.” — Witty & Sarcastic Book Club“The action sequences were phenomenal … they didn't let up; I stayed open-mouthed for a few pages until I turned again.” — What Aimee Reads BlogThe Warriors of Spirit and Bone trilogy continues with A City of Ashes, and finishes with A Queen in Blood.