DRAGON RIDER

Jai spent most of his life serving as the personal aide to the aging retired emperor who murdered his father. Held as a political hostage, Jai hardly ever leaves the palace, where he’s viewed as a slave and an enemy. When he has a chance to escape during a coup for the throne, Jai runs for his life. But escape isn’t easy. Traveling through a large empire with his distinctively foreign looks, practically no money, and with enemies on his tail, Jai will need the help of a newly hatched dragon, a frosty handmaiden, a mysterious drunkard, and lots of luck, grit, and magic to survive.

The Nameless Throne

Arya, a young soldier with nothing but an orphan background, gets an unexpected promotion when the border is breached and her patrol is ambushed by dangerous magical creatures. Over the next few years, Arya joins her war lord’s household as she learns under the general. Her new position also brings her in contact with the war lord’s mute heir, a cast off heir of another war lord, and the daughter of a dangerous criminal. As they slowly learn to trust one another, Arya becomes more involved with the political struggles of her war lord, while also dealing with a strange warning that Arya herself may not be a nameless orphan, and that she and her new friends may be in danger.

Born At Dawn

Growing up among her human side of her family, Neva always had to blend in and hide her non-human abilities, which she could only use in secret on her thieving jobs. When an object she’s hired to steal accidentally releases a protective spell blocking her powers, Nevada must seek out her mother’s people to learn to control and use her new powers.

A Bright Heart

Going back in time to two years before she was betrayed & killed, Mingshin will do anything to prevent the prince she once loved from becoming king. With the help of her bodyguards, a new friend, and another prince, Mingshin enacts her vengeance. But even though this timeline seems similar to the one she’s lived through before, something has changed, and the magic Mingshin unknowingly used to go back in time brings newer and more powerful enemies to her door.

To Shape a Dragon’s Breath

Anequs’ life changes irrevocably after she finds a dragon egg near her island home. Unfortunately, her people, a Native American type of tribe in an alternate colonial America, no longer remember how to shape a dragon’s breath, a way of using the dragon’s magic. Without such training, the dragon presents a danger to Anequs’ family and friends. Her best hope is to leave her small island home and attend a dragoneer school run by the people who conquered and rule her land. Leaving her family and friends, Anequs must find her place among those who view her and her people as ignorant barbarians.

MIDNIGHT Strikes

Tonight’s the grand ball at the palace, and Anais’ parents have pinned all their political hopes on marrying off their daughter to a rich & titled noble. Anais dutifully attends the ball, dances with potential suitors, and then dies in an unexpected rebel attack on the palace, bombs, guns, and blood galore. But worse than all the blood and death, is Anais waking up after to realize that she has to relive the same day, the same deadly ball, and die every night, over and over and over again.

Unseelie

Seelie is a changeling who was able to grow up with her human counterpart, Isolde, as identical twin sisters. As much as she wishes and tries to act like a normal human, Seelie’s magic and different way of relating to others forces her and her sister to leave home as teens. When they find a magical compass that can lead them to a forgotten treasure, Isolde is excited for the adventure, but Seelie feels quite the opposite. Unwilling to work with two others who must come along, afraid of her own magical abilities, and wary of the magical compass that only works for her, and speaks in her head, Seelie is dragged along on an adventure filled with way too much danger.

The Serpent in Heaven

Kidnappings, an evil rich grandfather, and lots of magic.

Comfortably ensconced in the Rasputin school after a lifetime of poverty in the slums of Mexico, Felicia finally expects to be safe, well fed, and to hopefully learn enough to eventually be self sufficient. She may not like being a blood donor for the Tsar, but that price beats the alternatives she’s lived through. When she’s kidnapped and faces multiple threats to her life and to the lives of those who protect her, Felicia will need to look to her past for answers. Why would anyone want to kidnap her, a penniless orphan? With some help from friends, and with her own hidden strengths, Felicia seeks answers that may require revealing a few secrets of her own.

The Dragon’s Promise

Demons, dragons, and a dangerous pearl

Before Princess Shiori can rest after freeing her brothers from their curse, she must honor the promise she made to her late stepmother on her deathbed. But delivering the magical pearl to its rightful owner is no simple task. Many covet the pearl’s power, and Shiori’s own abilities as her country’s bloodsake places her at greater risk. Facing dragons, demons, ghosts, and fanatic priestesses, Shiori will need all her brothers’ and her betrothed’s help to save herself and to fulfill her stepmother’s last wish.

Ruby Fever

When her nemesis strikes too close to home, Catalina must protect her nearest and dearest with all she’s got. Arkan has made good use of the serum, using it to gain himself powerful soldiers and to manipulate favors from those indebted to him. With the Russian Imperium interfering, and with her family coming under attack one time too many, Catalina has a lot to deal with. And that’s without taking into account the skeletons hiding in her closet.