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THE FIRE CITY SERIES

The Song of Fire City is the greatest of all Mel'tarian legends. Ancient and noble, it's been handed down through the ages, loved and sang by everyone. But the Song is fable, never to be taken as history by sensible folk...

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KEEPERS OF FIRE
(Fire City Book 1)

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An unthinkable twist of fate lands Dethar in the secret home of his archenemy, Arthen Brightscar, and a dribble of gossip informs him that the elusive but dangerous hero is long since dead. Chagrined at the loss of his chance for vengeance, Dethar turns his sights on Arthen's two young children and undefended widow. Killing them will simply have to satisfy.

Farming and adventuring have little in common, but Atia Morren longs for the day when she can follow the example of her cousin's husband, Arthen, and explore the world. But when the arrival of a cruel but enchanting stranger smashes the tranquility of her home, Atia's daydreaming swells into mad desire, and as time passes and things continue to go wrong, she knows she cannot stay. Escaping with a group of mysterious wanderers, Atia begins a quest to the dreaded Scadkai forest. As the journey progresses, however, she finds herself faced with more than she bargained for, and with powers not previously recognized.

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THE SINGING OF THE SONG
(Fire City Book 2)

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Coming soon! Stay tuned for the cover reveal!

Enter a new realm with Prince Alexis, Princess Amarea, and a dragon invasion.

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When dragons invade, will it take one of their own to stop them?

DRAGON'S SON

I suppose it is time I write it out.

No one believes my heritage. I want to keep it that way, but the truth is the truth. I am a dragon's son. My brother embraced our mother's monstrous blood and betrayed Beotia. One day, Villian will return. I'll not let him take the throne.

You and I have not met since our wedding. The empire's borders still require my presence. I don't know that I'll ever let you read this journal, but I'll address it to you nonetheless, for I must address it to someone. Writing to myself would not ease the weight of secrecy.

I shall begin.

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