The life of Ragnar Lothbrok as told to an English abbot who continues the story when the Viking leader’s sons come seeking revenge. Only the young King of Wessex, Alfred, stands in their way. Help comes from beyond the grave, but will it be enough to save the country? $0.99 on Kindle.

It might not be a religious proverb, but at least it ought to be a maxim of humankind. It’s certainly one of the greatest truths I’ve discovered: life is mostly bewildering.

I suppose when I found myself with an Immortal as a mentor, I should have expected that my world was going to change. But how does one prepare for the sheer magnitude of dissimilar perspectives they are presented with when their mentor is a more than thousand-year-old Greek? And he lives by a set of truths learned in a world long forgotten. Forgotten, but not gone.

One truth is our capacity for inadvertent adventure. Though there is civilization aplenty, the wild spaces between the cities have always surprised people with the unexpected. And here another great truth of Apollos time is found: those men who heed the call of such adventures often live just long enough to become dangerous but die before they can tell their children about the truly important discoveries they made.

And here we are, descendants with an indescribable deficit in our upbringing, a feeling that there is more to the world than we’ve been told. I know you’ve felt it. But though men are forgetful, these kinds of important things don’t just go away. They rest in the shadows and wait to be rediscovered.

I ought to have known some people would rather that such forgotten things stayed that way. Men who search for meaning and direction are far more controllable than they might be, if they knew the truths we learned from the Guardian. Neither of us intended to become historians, but once such information was recovered there was only one thing to do, it had to be written down, or be lost for another generation.

So then we begin the Books of the Disremembered. Free on Kindle.

“300” meets “The Last Samurai.”

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A suicide mission, to slay a goddess and steal her soul.
Ordered to assassinate an ally, Rodrick Corwyn infiltrates a diplomatic meeting. Ready to execute a betrayal decades in the making. The plan is a desperate gamble; where the prize is his lords transcendence from the mortal plane, and failure will ignite a war between the gods.

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Arisen won 2 BookFest Awards in October 2023.
First place Military Fantasy.
Second Place Epic Fantasy.
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Pain is inescapable. Suffering is a choice.

Azrael, the Angel of Death is an assassin obsessed with revenge. He discovers his life and purpose were built on lies and has to decide which path he’ll choose; the one of vengeance or the one of redemption.

Can the Angel of Death have a conscience? Can Azrael?

Chasing the Darkness is an escape to a land of magic, sword fights, and love, with memorable characters who come face-to-face with the darkness within.
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When the Oculus arrived, it brought magic. When it was destroyed, it unleashed a deadly plague upon the world. Jasper and his three friends race to reconstruct the Oculus and restore balance. To do so, they have to battle monsters and kings. Their worst enemy? Time.

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From across the sea, a shadow rises. A lone survivor may be the kingdoms only hope against annihilation.Orin is a sworn protector. As a stalwart member of the Griffin Guard, hes proud to protect the kingdom against a dreaded nation of orcs. But when the fires of war burn bright from the north, his entire squadron falls to deadly wyvern riders, leaving the devastated Orin bloody and alone.With his squad dead, Orin has his mind set on saving others from the same fate.Teaming up with a local huntsmans family, Orin and his new friends must push themselves past their limits to face mysterious dangers and ancient magics. Shocked to discover the orcs secret weapon, the lone guardians last chance to save his home could require the ultimate sacrifice.Come fly away on griffin-back!Fly off to the world of Finlestia in this epic fantasy story for readers looking for adventure, magic, and just plain fun; a tale where friendships must overcome insurmountable odds and remind readers to never lose hope. $0.99 on Kindle.

In Sugar & Sorcery, Leora Thatcher, a baker in Sylvan Hollow, crafts magic-infused pastries, a spellcasting skill learned from her grandmother Elinor. Discovering Elinor’s diary, Leora uncovers enchantments crucial for their community’s survival. Her life changes with knight-errant Caelan Galahadlyn’s arrival, bringing love and courage amidst growing dangers. They face Alaric Darkshade, the Shadowed One, a threatening Dark Lord. This story blends magic, romance, and high-fantasy adventure, with magic in every bite. $2.99 on Kindle.

The city of Caphedra long stood as a center of commerce and a seat of conquest, until the murder of its king sends the land spiraling into a dangerous war of succession. Three friends are drawn into reluctant roles in an inevitable war as the army of a prince and his vindictive Lord Marshal march to confront the power-hungry zealots of a cloistered queen. Can a noblemans scheme to champion a tormented princess provide another path, or will the city be torn apart? Free on Kindle.

Villagers are disappearing. Rumors spread of an ancient evil that has returned to Cordiae. Two young men, Pol and Stefan, must choose their destiny. Will they face the evil or relinquish the fate of the realm to others? Enter the origin story for Pol and Stefan in this first installment of the BlueSteel Series.
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The story begins when the villain wins. After decades of war, the Usurper now rules the world with an iron fist. Yet one mage has been given the power to overthrow this tyranny. Is he up to the task? $4.99 on Kindle.

As war looms and the indifference of a mage empire threatens to crush her, Trisstiphina must find a way to survive. When she is adopted by a clan of warlike Bandorians, she must find the answer to the question: will her new family be her salvation or the final test of her identity?
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I don’t want to be a witch. I just want to get tenure. But I’m a little distracted by the new English professor, the one who watches me like he knows something about me. Something I don’t know. Something bad.

Oh, and the hellgate that’s spewing magic all over campus along with boggarts and streakers. That part’s really distracting. Not to mention the looming magical apocalypse.

I hate magic. $3.99 on Kindle.