��������

After escaping from Serrok Castle and the Kingdom of Istamid as a whole, Kaz, Rhenor, and Elaya find themselves marooned on an island after being shot down by people from a town called Rethan-a strange place where no magic can be used. While they mean no harm to Elaya or Rhenor, the same cannot be said for Kaz. As the two do their best to rescue their friend, though, it slowly becomes clear that Rethan's plans for Kaz are much more sinister than they originally seemed. The town hides a dark secret, and it's up to Rhenor and Elaya to make sure Kaz doesn't end up being its latest victim. [word count: ≈ 22 000 words]

*THIS IS A SEQUEL TO THE STORY "The Isles of Ice Book One: The Corrupted Kingdom." READ AT YOUR OWN RISK AS SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THAT STORY WILL FOLLOW THIS. After the tragic death of Rose, Xavier is sent aimlessly trying to track down the mysterious 'Eighth Guardian' discovered by Atlas. Six months later and he finally has a lead. The adventure picks up from there and takes the grieving pirate throughout the archipelago on a question to free Atlas from the control of their siblings and stop Astraeus's new ploy to complete his evil plan Characters new and old join Xavier on this quest as he tries to navigate grief and defeat the evil Guardians once and for all. It won't be easy, and it won't feel the same without Rose by his side. Will they succeed? Will Astraeus bring about the end to the archipelago? Will yet another death plague the pirate? Find out in the sequel story you've all been waiting for!

This is a FREE book with PAID exclusive chapters. The Whitlock Curse has finally taken Luke's grandmother, leaving him all alone in this world. And now that she's gone, all her secrets are pouring out, including the one where she stole from A DRAGON. Cassian Alwyn, a rare black dragon has come to take back his Fortress Ring, so he can hibernate for the next thousand years... problem is, Luke doesn't know where it is. Forced to work together, Luke and Cassian butt heads immediately and finding the ring seems impossible. It doesn't help that Cassian holds Luke's grandmother's thievery against him, but after fighting off a witch with similar ambitions, slowly the two men get to know each other and find that there's something better than being alone... being with each other. Cassian wonders if he can forgive while Luke hopes that a dragon could survive the Whitlock curse, but when they get closer to their prize, it proves more difficult to change their plans especially when Luke and Cassian only put each other in more danger. ~ Enemies to Lovers ~ Forced proximity ~ Slow Burn ~ "I hate everyone but you" trope

While traveling to Sigallah, Kaz and Rhenor stop in a village called Frostrun for supplies. During their visit, they start hearing about a mysterious beast breaking into the villagers' homes during the night. Even though Rhenor isn't thrilled at the prospect, he and Kaz investigate, and they soon start to realize there might be more at play here than they first suspected. Yet again, magic is afoot and it's up to Rhen and Kaz to figure out a way to put an end to it. [word count: ≈ 18 000 words] • Book 1 - The Storms of Arlow • Book 2 - The Beast of Frostrun • Book 3 - The Heist of Sigallah • Book 4 - The Escape from Serrok • Book 5 - The Shores of Rethan • Book 6 - The Isles of Korrys • Book 7 - The Scourge of Embertide • Book 8 - The Battle of Embertide

Growing up in their sister's shadow wasn't easy; surviving after she left has been harder. In the nine years since their Kingdom was destroyed by the cruel Falcondar family, Kiridan has had two objectives: to stay hidden from the Falcondars, and to figure out why their sister never came back for them. They discover that she started an underground organization to overthrow the Falcondars...and then died three years ago while on a mission in the mountains. Determined to make something of their sister's efforts - and to be recognized as more than the less-talented sibling - Kiridan decides to break into the organization known as the Infernal Uprising, taking their rightful place among its leadership. But as the attack on the Falcondars draws nearer, they'll have to learn that leadership is more than barking orders, and that trust is difficult to earn. When the chaos spirals further than anyone expected, and new powers come into play from every direction, a lot of people may have to reevaluate what they stand for...whether they're an Infernal Uprising soldier, a traitor, or a Falcondar Princess herself. Sure, through the eyes of those in power, the world has always been in conflict. But for the next generation waiting to take over, the conflict is just beginning. And for the rest of the unsuspecting universe, it hasn't even begun. Which came first, the catastrophe or the change? And what's the difference in the first place? ** ONGOING. Current word count: ~13,000 Genre(s): action / sci-fantasy *LGBTQ+* Cover: made by me

Join us as A young Black woman, betrayed and mistreated in her former life, dies and transmigrates into a mystical beast world after begging the gods for three wishes. She is granted the power to transform and grow stronger through her experiences. After making her wishes, she emerges in a new form with the ability to gain stripes, signifying her increasing power, and a powerful system that rewards her for completing tasks. Her new world is rich with fantastical creatures, each as powerful and mesmerizing as the last. She is determined to find love, power, and justice in this new life, surrounded by mates who adore her. As she builds relationships with beings from across the spectrum of magical creatures-tigers, snakes, dragons, mermaids, fae, and more-she embarks on thrilling adventures that challenge her strength and skill. *** disclaimer: I do not own the pictures I will use in this novel I will tag the artist Pinterest. Cover photo credit: LovelySkittlesXO

After weeks of traveling, Rhenor and Kaz finally arrive in Sigallah to hopefully meet up with Kaz's friend Elaya. After spending the day in the city, they do eventually manage to find her, though not in a way they expected. But the surprises keep on coming, as to both Rhenor and Kaz's shock, Elaya is now a part of a group of thieves that plans to steal a large sum of money from the dragons. Even though Kaz is horrified and completely against this idea, Rhenor can't help but be intrigued by what is hearing and when asked, he agrees to join in on the plan, despite Kaz's protests. It seems simple, fast, and best of all, it would mean actively taking part in fighting the dragons. But unfortunately, not everything always works out as it should. And as a consequence, Kaz might have to reveal a truth he had been trying so hard to hide all this time. [word count: ≈ 20 000 words] • Book 1 - The Storms of Arlow • Book 2 - The Beast of Frostrun • Book 3 - The Heist of Sigallah • Book 4 - The Escape from Serrok • Book 5 - The Shores of Rethan • Book 6 - The Isles of Korrys • Book 7 - The Scourge of Embertide • Book 8 - The Battle of Embertide

[2024 Amby Awards winner] For as long as he can remember, Caldor has been forced to live a life of crime. With a group of his fellow thieves, they've stolen from practically all of the wealthier citizens of Redreach over the years. They have a system of how to go about their business, and it works. Until one day when it doesn't. Captured by guards and dragged off into the dungeons, Cal expects to be executed. What other fate could await a lifelong thief? But instead he is given an offer: his life will be spared if he steals a specific book. The catch? The owner of said book is a dragon. Caldor ends up accepting, having little choice, but he doesn't believe he will succeed. What Cal assumes will be his death turns out very differently, however, when he actually meets the dragon-a surprisingly human-looking and handsome creature called Idriseth-and very quickly becomes enamored with him. Cal may have come to steal the dragon's book, but now he wants to steal his heart. But will the always guarded Idriseth let him? Can a dragon even love a human? --------------------------- [word count: ≈ 40 000 words] ★ Featured on @Romance ★ • Book 1 - The Thief's Dragon • Book 2 - The Thief's Mate • Book 3 - The Thief's Choice • Book 4 - The Thief's Bargain • Book 5 - The Thief's Half-Dragon • Book 6 - The Thief's Lovers

Far to the north lies a land in black and white. A curse lies upon it, robbing its people of their courage, free will and emotion to lock them in three pendants in the hands of their leaders. Jolette has lived just south of that land for all thirteen years of her life. But never once has she seen one of its people-until the day a Colorless boy turns up in her village, carrying one of his people's most prized possessions: the pendant of Free Will. She quickly becomes his friend, but she has barely had time to get to know him and name him Edmian when the Colorless come for him. By sheer luck she and Edmian escape. But her village, with everyone she knows, is captured and taken to the Colorless Land. Left to their own devices, the two set out to rescue the villagers while outrunning their own pursuers. Aid comes from a secret prince trying to save his own family from the Colorless, as well as his warrior bride. And yet the clock keeps ticking. For the Colorless' magic is slowly destroying the villagers' humanity, and the Colorless People are preparing a war against all the world. What can two teenagers, a hidden royal, a military commander on leave, an old lady spirit, an elf and a dwarf possibly do against a power on the rise? And what about the two married women who were captured without their daughter? But sometimes the smallest individuals can change the course of history... COMPLETED 9-8-2019

As a Cursed elf, one born with no magic, Edwyr has been forced to live among humans for over ten years. He doesn't mind his job of defending the town that he now lives in from beast attacks, and he gets along with most of the humans well enough, but he can never quite make the bitterness and resentment over being exiled go away. Life goes on as usual until a talented but inexperienced elf named Feyrith arrives and tells Edwyr that the High Elven Council wants him to help Feyrith on a quest. Despite his hatred towards the Council, Edwyr ends up agreeing, if only because he doubts Feyrith can survive a trip like this alone. The task is to investigate strange magical energies in a ruin a few days' travel away. Edwyr assumes that the only thing to worry about will be avoiding getting killed by the jungle wildlife, but the mission turns much more complicated when they stumble across a conspiracy that aims to change everything about the elven society. Including both of their destinies. --------------------------- [word count: ≈ 90 000 words] • Book 1 - The Circles of Magic • Book 2 - The Nature of Magic • Book 3 - The Valor of Magic