Forgotten Embers
Alswyn has lived in a cloistered sanctuary for nearly a year, building a new life for herself in the land of her exile. But when King Ghalad's intended bride falls prey to the evil magic of ash sorcery, Alswyn must use knowledge from her dark past to undo the magic before the countryside is plunged back into war. Unfortunately, digging up the bones of Alswyn's past may well prove fatal to her soul.

Allure of the Goddess
When King Ghalad goes missing, the peace treaty balances on a sword edge as his enemies threaten to take over the kingdom. Alswyn discovers the remains of ash sorcery in his chambers and determines to bring him home by traveling to the formidable Plains of Dera, ruled by the goddess of ash magic. The rescue mission gets complicated when Alswyn runs afoul of Cynet, her former betrothed, and the goddess Dera herself. They will both do anything to ensnare Alswyn once more in ash magic.

Sanctuary Defiled
A mysterious illness threatens the lives of Alswyn's friends, and the sanctuary is placed under quarantine. But there is no stopping the disease, especially when victims begin to morph into vaylah, bird-like servants of the evil goddess Dera. Those left alive blame Alswyn for the sanctuary's ruin, and she must overcome her religious aversions in order to enter the holiest shrine, where answers await. Will her submission to the gods prove enough to save those she loves?

Quest for Salvation
For ash magic crimes, Alswyn is sentenced to the deadly ritual of a Challenge. It is only through the intervention of an unlikely ally that Alswyn survives. To escape, she is forced to take on the form of King Ghalad's intended bride, a disguise that leaves her heart tangled inextricably with his. Together, they embark on a quest to find the Lost God, a deity forgotten by all but the oldest legends, and the only power that can restore Alswyn's friends to their true form. But will her web of lies and deceit prove to be the downfall of the quest?

As an exile studying the healing arts in a foreign land, Alswyn hides the details of her troubled past and the true reason she was banished from her homeland.

But when the king's foreign bride falls prey to a mysterious illness, Alswyn must face the man who ordered her exile and use her knowledge of dark magic to catch a sorcerer before the countryside is plunged back into a bitter war.

When King Ghalad goes missing, the peace treaty balances on a sword edge as his enemies threaten to take over the kingdom. Alswyn does not accept the theory that the King is a coward, especially when she discovers the remains of ash sorcery in his chambers.

To bring the King home and avert war, Alswyn must travel to the formidable Plains of Dera, where the goddess of ash magic rules. The rescue mission gets complicated when she runs afoul of Cynet, her former betrothed, and the goddess Dera herself.

They will both do anything to ensnare Alswyn once more in ash magic.

A mysterious illness threatens the lives of Alswyn's friends and associates in the cloistered sanctuary that has been her home for nearly a year. When one of the victims dies, the abbot places the sanctuary under quarantine.

But there is no stopping the disease, especially when victims begin to morph into vaylah, bird-like servants of the evil goddess Dera.

Those left alive blame Alswyn for the sanctuary's ruin, and she must overcome her religious aversions in order to enter the holiest shrine, where answers await.

Will her submission to the gods prove enough to save those she loves?

In order to escape judgment for working ash magic, Alswyn is forced to take on the form of King Ghalad's intended bride, a disguise that leaves her heart tangled inextricably with his.

Together, they embark on a quest to find the Lost God, a deity forgotten by all but the oldest legends, and the only power that can restore Alswyn's friends.

But will her web of lies and deceit prove to be the downfall of the quest?

When Jesse gets struck by lightning following the death of his mother, the local weather goes haywire, and he finds himself in a world of adventure and fantasy. Mini tornadoes appear out of nowhere, and the chicken coop freezes in summer. Looking for a fresh start, Pa uproots them both to a Colorado mining town.

But there's a storm brewing in Silver Valley. A string of unusual mining accidents has locals whispering of dark magic, and the marshal sent to investigate goes missing. Only Jesse can see the shadow of a dragon hovering around the marshal's teenage assistant, Boone.

Looking for help, Boone draws Jesse into a world of danger to stop an evil skinwalker from finding an ancient pot shard hidden somewhere in Silver Valley. A master of disguise, the skinwalker could be anyone. If Boone and Jesse can't find the pot shard first, the skinwalker will bring back a reign of terror to the West!

The Carpathia’s captain has a price on his head. The last place first mate Brayde wants to go is flying into the heart of the Tyrian Empire that wants the ship and its young crew, dead or alive. Yet, when news of Captain Xanthe’s lost sister comes to light, that’s precisely where the captain charts their course. This time, Xanthe’s magic voice might not be enough to save them. But Brayde will follow his captain anywhere.

Avilene’s plans after graduating from the Empire’s most prestigious academy include escaping the tyranny of the academy’s director. They do not include being kidnapped by the most notorious outlaw in the Empire and his dashing first mate. When she rescues a crewmember and is accepted as one of them, Avilene must decide if she has the guts to betray them all just to save herself.

If you enjoyed the future-retro flavor of Philip Reeve’s Mortal Engines or the adventure and magic of Jim Butcher’s Cinder Spires, then you’ll love the Voyages of the Carpathia!

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Brayde loses everything when both the captain and Avilene are captured by the Tyrians. The situation goes from bad to worse after the Carpathia takes a hit, grounding the ship in the frigid mountains. Rescue seems impossible. Brayde’s only option is to seek help from a group of reclusive rebels. Can he trust them?

Confined to a work camp with no freedom, no magic, and no way to contact the Carpathia, Avilene endures the inhuman abuse of the guards. Her reunion with Captain Xanthe is soured by the Tyrian’s attempts to twist her into a tool for the Empire. Resistance lands her in a corrupt hospital with only one way out: the morgue.

Millions could die when Brayde and Captain Xanthe go undercover to infiltrate a Confederacy terrorist group that’s targeting minorities and discover a plot to start a war with Tyria. But Xanthe’s morale is at an all-time low with his powers burned out. Can Brayde stop the terrorists alone?

To track the Carpathia and find its missing crew, Avilene must return to her former academy and face her abusive past. Unfortunately, the academy has a new director. One who is ruthless and schooled in the art of torture. If Avilene can’t escape, her friends are doomed to serve the Carpathia’s new captain and a scheme to dominate the world.

Reese Nollan can feel fae magic the instant she nears a glamour: cold and wrong and impossible to miss. It's made her one of Seattle's best thieves, the kind who can talk her way past a fae checkpoint as easily as fight through it with steel. It's also why a demon crime lord owns her will, enforced by magical contract.

A routine job to steal a fae pistol from a moving train goes sideways when Graham Everly, the crew's mild-mannered professor, turns out to know more than he ever let on. What should have been a quick handoff turns into days on the run.

Somewhere along the way, the professor who was never supposed to matter becomes the one person Reese trusts, down to the way his thumb traces her knuckles like it belongs there. But every day Reese stalls delivering the goods is a day closer to her demon boss finding out exactly how far she's willing to bend the rules … and exactly what he'll do about it.

Sealed is a clean urban fantasy novel, where the hardest contract to break is the one written into your own skin.