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Eric and his sister escaped a bloody past, finding refuge with a starship salvage yard owner who straddles the line between criminal and honorable. Now, after 12 years of hauling scrap, Eric is ready to carve his own path. The streets don’t let go so easily, nor does the Solarian Empire. As Eric steps into manhood, his talents draw dangerous eyes- jealous rivals and shadowy forces who’d rather see him buried than rising.

Two years after the fall of the Solarian Empire, the paranoia of a hunted life lingers, but Eric is done running. In a kingdom where power burns bright and betrayal simmers, he’ll learn that standing tall means facing the fire head-on.

Misplaced– a tale of grit, loyalty, and defiance, set in the expansive universe of Wolfhounds.

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A Kiss for Damocles follows the journey of Shaifennen Roehe, a young homesteader who is the right girl in the right place to serve as a catalyst in her world’s, and eventually, her civilization’s, restoration. She must adapt from merely struggling to survive in a harsh world as her simple homestead becomes a boomtown, and then the keystone of a restored colonial government.

Meanwhile, competing Townie politicians and merchant princes have other plans for Hesperides Colony’s future and take a very personal interest in her as she inadvertently kicks over a few of their apple carts. And all the while, sinister, hidden forces watch and calculate and a centuries-old shadow war comes to a head.

Shai’s universe is one filled with fallen empires, implacable war machines, lost civilizations, hostile xenos, the occasional ancient unspeakable horror, and she’s going to bring the ruckus to every corner of it.

Everything they thought they knew about their gift was wrong.

In a genre where the arcane is often dominated by spells, elements and blood, Muses War: Overture of Shadow offers something different: a world where something more fundamental- our very ability to create- is a source of supernatural power.

Set in the majestic kingdom of Breheimen, where art is sacred and those blessed with the Muse- touch shape society through craft of all kinds- whether music and verse, steel and hammer, wood and knife, or cloth and needle, this novel asks a quietly contemplative question: What if the power to create was the greatest one of all?