Fantasy

Do not be deceived by masks. Not even your own. Against all odds, Lily Singer and her friends have found the timeless isle that inspired the legends of Avalon. They are welcomed by the ancient wizards who dwell there and are given respite from the terrors they’ve been fighting for so long. Yet peace, like power, is always bought at a price. Avalon is more than the idyllic refuge spoken of in myth. Ancient knowledge is hidden there, a lost history of apocalypse and its aftermath that changed the world forever.

Three best friends uncover a brooding secret in a deserted castle: what looks like old suits of armour are actually long-forgotten mechanical knights. They set about repairing them but their enthusiasm turns to panic when the Iron Knights turn out to be bonkers and almost completely evil. They reduce the boys' village to rubble and the friends are sent away by the rest of the villagers. By luck, they are taken in by three separate Lords who train them to be knights themselves. They return a few years later to do the honourable thing: destroy the Iron Knights.

Christ's second coming motivates several characters during the civil war battle of fredericksburg. They assure the bloodbath of December, 1862, is the biblical armageddon, and that confederate general Stonewall Jackson will be revewaled as Christ come again. The Apocalypse also figures in 2nd Century Asia Minor, where a certain Montanus believes he is the incarnation of God the Father, and that his two female disciples form a new Trinity, who will orchestrate the world's end.

Separated from each other in dangerous Meiwen, Pergi and her companions hope to slip unnoticed to Gosan Mountain, the lofty sanctuary of the Wise Women. But best-laid plans shred in the winds of folly, misfortune, and chance. Teyrnon, Adlaren, and Egan blunder into a precarious predicament and must rely on a pair of enigmatic sisters to bring them out alive. Yet these alleged allies are not all they seem, pulling them deeper into unwanted intrigue.

What happens when an ordinary man finally sees what God saw all along? David Ruman fixed furnaces for fifty years. He never preached a sermon, never led a movement, never made the papers. He just showed up. For his wife, his kids, his customers, his God. Now David is dead. And he's standing before five doors.

When young Joshua uncovers a hidden chamber beneath his family' s woodshed, he fulfills a prophecy— one meant to confront a rising darkness. As an ancient evil rises to threaten the land of Ganchimi, Joshua must wield a legendary sword and unite with Madeline, whose shield deflects even the fiercest foes; Harrison, a relentless prince with untamed power; and Evelyn, whose voice carries more than song. Together, they must stand against forces far older— and far darker— than anyone ever imagined.

The Fall of Man is a deeply emotional biblical fiction novel told through the reflective voice of Adam after Eden. Blending reverence, imagination, and literary storytelling, the novel explores creation, companionship, choice, and consequence through a personal and human lens.

Arlen Wyth never wanted to be a hero. Left-handed and shunned as cursed, he lived in the shadows until a dying Swordbearer thrust an ancient blade into his hands and charged him with an impossible mission: protect the innocent. Now, with Saxone invaders ravaging the islands of Eifion and slaughtering everything in their path, Wyth stands alone between tyranny and total destruction. When he rescues the captive Eddwen from a sadistic lord’s castle, he discovers that saving her life is only the beginning.

In a land of fire and ice, love is considered a weakness. Princess Valkyrja has always been deemed "pretty and useless" by her family, who rule the kingdom of Fjordlandi. Though she has the same magical Blessing over ice and snow as her brother, sister, and father, she can never seem to use it...

Evan Harper, a haunted former Marine, accepts an impossible job: recovering biblical artifacts for M. A. N. A. —a secret organization where ancient relics hold real power and spiritual warfare isn't metaphor.