STRAND OF HOPE
GIFTS OF OLMITH - BOOK ONE
THE MISSION WAS SIMPLE. SEAL THE VAULT. SAVE THE CLANS.
Brun Kondrun of the Iron Hammer Clan has never questioned an order. When the high priests hang a keystone around his neck and send him from the deep caverns to the frozen peaks, the command is absolute: seal the vault before the Imperium breaks it open, or watch darkness devour the Drungar.
He marches north with his ancestral axe Skaduhrif, two brothers-in-arms, a priest, and the warrior-maiden Astrid Rudgol.
And when Skaduhrif wakes a power Brun knows nothing of, the mission becomes anything but simple. Brun must make a choice to follow loyalty, love, or honor.
Some oaths are written in stone. Some in blood.
CHORD OF PEACE
GIFTS OF OLMITH - BOOK TWO
A SACRED GIFT. A HIGH QUEEN’S PRIDE. CAN HARMONY BE RESTORED?
A queen, driven by pride, attempted to force harmony rather than follow it. Her insanity left shadow-bred horrors, and her people slowly losing their attunement to the world's song.
Amid this discord, Lyrind’ar, an Elan’vul who cannot hear the harmony of his own people, is considered a cast out—cursed. Then sound begins to arrive as color, and a harmony no one else can hear calls to him.
Hunted by those who would complete the Mad Queen's vision and guided by elite forest warriors, Lyrind’ar must choose: can harmony be restored, or will a final dissonant chord silence the song forever?
IN PROCESS
FRINGE OF FAITH
GIFTS OF OLMITH - BOOK THREE
SPIRIT AND FLESH. A HERO LIVES IN BOTH WORLDS. CAN THE DIVIDE BE BRIDGED?
On the open plains of Olmith, the Morakon tribes live by ancient stories, fragile alliances, and a sacred gift said to bind the physical and spirit worlds together.
Taliyan is an outsider. Orphaned and taken in by the Morakon only after his worth is spoken by a storyteller. He walks between two cultures, never fully belonging to either. Taliyan must learn that survival is not the same as purpose. As monsters stir and old spirits move again—winds that speak, and a cunning spider-god who delights in disruption.
Taliyan is drawn deeper into the Morakon’s trials of faith, leadership, and judgment. In choosing his path, he becomes “The One Who Walks Both Sides Of The Mountain.” He may be the bridge between divided peoples…or the outcast that breaks them.
COMING SOON