Anhelos Lost
Book 1 of Anhelos Saga
Five years ago, the Anhelos disappeared with the death of the king, leaving the Kingdom of Arctus in a state of regency. Infighting between the regents has left the kingdom fractured and torn.
As Prince Tarquinius’ coronation approaches, the Arcturian council sets into motion a decree that puts his birthright in jeopardy. Forced to find his Queen far sooner than he planned, Tarquinius travels to the allied kingdom of Luz, where he meets Embree Therinsford and Princess Leanna. As he courts these two women he learns a disturbing secret, namely that a pact is being made between Luz and Twili, Arctus’ greatest enemy.
Unbeknownst to Quinn, trouble brews in Arctus. Dissatisfaction grows, with rumours and fear abounding. In the darkness, an ancient enemy stirs. Using the fear and discord this enemy begins his plans for a new golden age.
The last piece he needs?
Tarquinius himself.
Anhelos Bound
Book 2 of Anhelos Saga
Only one truth matters.
As relations with Luz continue eroding, Quinn struggles between staying and fighting for the Arcturian-Luzian alliance, and the desire to clear his name. Forced to choose between his heart and his home, the Arcturian heir debates what kind of future he wants. As these disparate ideas war within him, another war brews at his doorstep. One that will not be ignored.
As Embree Therinsford prepares for her new future as the Queen of Arctus, Princess Marilla tries to ensure the Twili-Luzian alliance succeeds. This leaves Embree’s best friend in jeopardy, and the future queen with an impossible choice: Marry the prince and lose Lenna, or refuse him, and lose Quinn.
Back in Arctus, Scion struggles with the rumour surrounding the death of King Reagan. Uncertain what to believe, he finds a surprising ally in an old friend of Quinn's. As the pair delve into the secrets of the Arcturian court, a visitor arrives from the Whitian Empire carrying a dire warning:
The Velryn have returned.
In the shadows, the Being continues plotting. With everything going according to plan he settles into phase two: his hungry eyes landing on an unstable Arctus.
With the web weaved around them, the only hope for escape lies in the truth.
Poisoning The Well
The Protectorate is a nation built upon the backs of Benigns and Ungovernables. Hated for something out of their control, Ungovernables and Benigns live under the yoke of human whim. Growing tensions between them leads to dissent and mistrust. With daily disappearances and attacks on both sides there is little hope for peace.
Rylen Parthenope is the frontman to the popular rock band, Children of the Gate. A string of disappearances surrounding the band has brought the media to their doorstep and with his wife among the missing, the Protectorate Agency has declared him their main suspect.
Down a bassist, and with the record label and Agency breathing down his neck, Rylen is low on friends and desperate for answers. Mourning the possible loss of his wife, Rylen attempts to be there as a father while leading the band as they prepare for a world tour. With a damning secret of his own, Rylen struggles to keep up appearances of being a simple musician.
Detective Jamie Claugh has worked for the Protectorate Agency for six years. Considered a musical prodigy, he decided to follow in his father’s footsteps, giving up music in order to pursue a career in law enforcement. As part of the Undercover unit, he's dismantled Ungovernable trafficking rings, stopped Vampires, Werewolves, Sirens, and many other non-human threats to the carefully curated peace of the Protectorate.
Now he's given an opportunity to use his innate musical talent when an assignment falls in his lap.
Meanwhile, forces beyond their reach conspire to change the landscape of the Protectorate forever.
Ungovernables: Book 1