Lyre Brierley has spent her whole life as her mother saw fit -- helping to run the family business and being an upstanding member of society. However, Lyre's heart was always off on her father's expeditions, until his venture to the Ice Lands returns him as not himself. Years later, Lyre travels to Sonder, the last place her father was before reaching the Ice Lands. There her mother expects Lyre to get a contract for land signed but Lyre's real goal is to learn more about her father's last voyage. But Sonder isn't what she was expecting and an ancient power buried in the Ice Lands has brought danger to their shore. With the help of a local recluse, Lyre will discover parts of her father's old stories that may be more than legend.
Adult Fantasy | Stand Alone | In Edits
In this dual point of view romantic fantasy, Ember and Cypress have spent the last year of their marriage in a rocky place. Ever since the Innomentium moved into their town -- Knotting -- and Cypress began working with them to destroy a legacy Ember's family has worked hard to share with the world. The Innomentium have destroyed more than books and idols -- they have spent the last decade killing every known God of their world. Or so Ember thought. When the leader of the Innomentium arrives in Knotting looking for something, Ember must do something she swore she never would: go into the woods that have claimed most of her family. Cypress isn't ready to let go of Ember and so he follows her on her journey. But Cypress is keeping secrets that just might cost him everything he loves.
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Adult Fantasy | In Drafting | Companion Novel (project folklorist)
Adult Fantasy | In Conception | Companion Novel (project compositor)
Adult RomCom | In Drafting | Stand Alone
Dual point of view romance about two people rediscovering what it means to enjoy life and fall in love.
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Adult Fantasy | In Conception | Stand Alone
Short stories have the power to transport readers to new places in such a short time. I've learned to love the complex nature of telling these stories.