Desperate to escape his fate, winged Ahjin strikes a bargain with his god.

But is his freedom worth the cost?

All sixteen-year-old Ahjin wants is to be a skydancer, but the god he doesn’t believe in has other plans. Assigned to be a priest, he runs away before his initiation.

But when his god is kidnapped and asks for help, Ahjin sees an opportunity for blackmail. In exchange for his own freedom, he’ll find and rescue the god from the mysterious force that’s somehow powerful enough to restrain the deity.

How hard could it be?

What Ahjin doesn’t know is that all the gods have disappeared. Suddenly, there’s more at stake than his own dreams. Without the gods’ care, the elements will destroy the world.

Aided by the gilled islander, fire mage, and shapeshifting healer he meets on the way, Ahjin races against escalating disasters. But can he save the world from shattering?

Wind of Choice is an enchanted coming-of-age adventure full of twists, turns, humor, unexpected friendships, danger and heroism. Get your copy today.

What if the fae are real?

The fae fled their dying world, taking a magic spaceship toward the vision of a blue planet. Gil is excited they have almost reached their new home and the promise of equality for all races. But when an accident injures the king, he must prevent murderous lords from forcing the commoners back into serfdom.

What if they are returning?

Alexandria wants a happy family, but Dad’s PTSD is tearing them apart. No wish on a star can solve this problem, but she continues to watch the night sky. Now a new object in the heavens catches her attention—and Dad’s. NASA says it’s an asteroid; Dad is convinced it’s invading aliens. His paranoia might destroy their family.

The truth will shake the world...

Contemporary YA fantasy with a dash of sci fi & mythology, from the author of Unexpected Heroes.

Drawn into family history by the death of her great-uncle, ordinary mother and new grandmother Bertha Nolan discovers she has a peculiar talent for receiving communications from deceased family members. Helpful ghosts, hidden dramas, and long-buried secrets change the way she sees herself, her family, and the afterlife.

Relatively Haunted contains significant moments in Bertha’s life when the separation between the living and the dead all but disappears, including–

Dancing: Amid the chaos of preparing for her son’s wedding, a Regency family insists on haunting Bertha’s dreams.

Darla: Difficulties with Bertha’s teenage daughter keep them worlds apart until help to bridge the gap arrives from beyond the grave.

Blackmail: Bertha must wield her genealogy skills to save her brother-in-law’s reputation.

The Relatively Haunted series is a collection of cozy mysteries and unexpected encounters between the otherworldly and one woman’s quiet but extraordinary life. Full of heart, humor, and uncanny twists, these cozy tales contain surprising whispers from beyond that tap into the universal desire to discover our ancestral roots and connect our families through eternity.