The second and final part of the Brackish series— Castelle marks the end of Greyser rule. No longer surrounded by forest-bound spirits, Castelle is determined to cross the ocean with Brackish at her side. The spirit-sword is her unlikely ward. Only those who share her fate can comprehend the flames that forged her. With Eos’ guidance, Castelle’s disenchantment with her family grants her a freedom she’s never known. Castelle is ready to leave her mother’s throne and her birthright behind. Yet with Eos and Brackish inexplicably linked, more than an ocean keeps Castelle from heading ...

The Mark of the Gods runs from Laslin’s palm to her heart. It is the only true part of her; her body is a mortal shell, destined to change like all the gods before her. She follows their legacy, two hundred years since the last god brought peace to the continent, answering what few prayers remain. Eight years after leaving the mountains she once called home, Laslin finds the beginnings of purpose in a woman named Avery. The rules she’d followed and etched for herself begin to break, and she realises she does not have to be defined by her divinity alone. Once committed to her godhood and...

I was there the day of your rebirth. In Valtir, people worship the unflinching god and give honour to the planets, that the celestial bodies might hold the solar system in a delicate balance. Each planet sends its Emissary, reborn into mortal flesh, and each Emissary wields its own order of knights. Vaşak has spent more than half her life serving Saturn as a knight in an order without an Emissary, forsaking the role she was born to play. When autumn brings its omen, heralding the return of the Emissary of Saturn, Vaşak inherits the mask of the First Hound of Dusk. As the First Hound, she ...

The second book in the Dragonoak trilogy, the sequel to The Complete History of Kastelir— The days when Rowan Northwood was exiled to the farmland around her village seem like a lifetime ago, and the passing knight she ran away with has become a memory she does her best not to revisit. Her powers lie dormant, settling within her as glowing embers waiting to come alive once more. Canth is a scorching land built upon disorder and neglect, and having traded the sheep of Felheim’s fields for the fish of the sea, Rowan finds herself living amongst pirates. Port Mahon takes her in, accepts ...

The first book in the Dragonoak trilogy, The Complete History of Kastelir— After being exiled to the farmland around her village, Rowan Northwood takes the only chance at freedom she might ever get: she runs away with a passing Knight and doesn't look back. The woman cares nothing for Rowan's company, yet she’s the first person who isn’t repulsed by the powers that burn within her. Rowan soon learns that the scope of their journey is more than a desperate grasp at adventure. She breaks away from the weighty judgement of her village and has no choice but to abandon her kingdom ...

Mephistopheles burst out in laughter. “You’re going to fight me with your fists?” “Yeah,” Matthew nodded, jaw tightening. “Unless you can convince the werewolves to give me back my sword?” “If we were to actually duel, I will make sure they return your sword to you before I kill you,” Mephistopheles said. “I’m surprised by your confidence. Most tend to cower in my presence, much like your elf friend.” Matthew turned to look at Alena. She had dropped to her knees and crawled behind a chair, from which she looked up at the demon, eyes wide in horror. “You know, my ...

The Baron pulled his sword out of its scabbard. “You’re going to die, Matthew. In a random village in a world you do not belong. You will die never knowing who you are or where you came from. I will take your women and feed your corpse to my wolf.” Matthew is thrown out of an airplane above a forest with no memory of who he is or where he came from. As he tries to figure out what is going on, he quickly realises things are horribly wrong. There are monsters lurking about in the forest. There are women who want to enslave him. There is a Baron who wants to kill him and take his wife ...

From the author of the DRAGONOAK trilogy. Metis is a frozen wasteland of a moon. The sea grows smaller every year, and the blue-green planet thrums in the sky, mocking it. Castle Bitfrost, imprisoned in unmeltable ice, stands as a monument to everything humanity will never understand of their world. Driven to the equator, the population has dwindled to near-nothing, animals hunted to extinction, forests burnt in great swathes. Zaun sees the world through the crack in her skull. As a former soldier, she’s survived the impossible, only to record Metis’ last days in the journals her mother...

Harry Potter meets Game of Thrones - but with more sex and humour!!! This is a collection of eight short ish stories that combine together to tell one long story. Oliver accidentally kills a man, meets a red-eyed witch, and then is whisked off to a magical place where he is supposed to learn how to be a wizard. Naturally, everything goes wrong. He ends up killing a whole bunch of… things. Ends up actually owning a whole bunch of girls… and then, really discovers who he is, and why the dead are haunting his dreams, and why the living are trying to kill him.

WARNING!!! if you've read my books before, you know what they're about. If you haven't, please know that they are intended for a mature audience and contain harems. Tom lives a pretty ordinary life. Except, he keeps seeing things. Things that other people can't see. Like werewolves and demons. By chance, he happens to stumble upon a mysterious redhaired woman who knows a thing or two about these mysterious beings. According to her, he has angel blood in him. She sends him off to Angel Academy, where he must train and then pass a test before he can be anointed a Descendant. Naturally, Tom is...