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Legends & Lore: The Maker and Unmaker
Continue: Legends & Lore: The Maker and UnmakerThe twelfth and final child of Bhava was Yaroth, one of the most complex and feared figures in the divine lineage. He was born in the tranquil glades of Eskandor to Katira, an Elven woman of common birth who preferred wild violets and woodland paths to the grand halls of Lyrevene. The oldest stories remember…
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Legends & Lore: Divine Inspirtation
Continue: Legends & Lore: Divine InspirtationThe eleventh child of Bhava was born where twilight softened the edges of certainty. Zirae, God of Creativity, Inspiration, and Intuition, came into the world in the forests of Kinnipar. His mother was Aelisse, a Rith’yar storyteller. Bhava met Aelisse along the twilight paths of the Rith’yar jungle lands, where logic gave way to intuition…
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Legends & Lore: The Light of Knowledge
Continue: Legends & Lore: The Light of KnowledgeThe tenth child of Bhava was born among scrolls, questions, and the restless hunger for truth. Guinel, God of Knowledge, Truth, and Understanding, came into the world in the ancient human city of Lumaria, though some older traditions connect his mother’s scholarly life with Travul’s archives and debates. His mother was Lysandra, a historian whose…
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Legends & Lore: The Healing Light
Continue: Legends & Lore: The Healing LightAmong the northern Elven sanctuaries, the ninth child of the Bhava was born amid the ancient forests. Jati, Goddess of Healing, Restoration, and the Life Current, came into the world through Sirael, a renowned Elven healer whose knowledge of roots, tinctures, and song-prayers was known throughout the wooded settlements. A Birth at Dawn Jati was…
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Legends & Lore: Shield of the Realms
Continue: Legends & Lore: Shield of the RealmsThe eighth child of Bhava was born where the wind cut sharp across the mountain stones and strength was measured by endurance. Perema, Goddess of Protection, Guardianship, and Courage, came into the world in the Dwarven mountain keep of Galemoor. Her mother was Durgana, a warrior-smith and captain of the city guard whose stern courage…
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Legends & Lore: Weight of the Scales
Continue: Legends & Lore: Weight of the ScalesIn the ordered courts and lively streets of Carimane, the seventh of the Divines was born. Udana, God of Justice, Balance, and Fair Judgment, came into the world through Adaine, a human magistrate renowned for her patience, insight, and refusal to use authority for vanity or cruelty. The Birth of Measured Wisdom Carimane was a…
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ARC Signups Are Now Open!
Continue: ARC Signups Are Now Open!If you’d like to read Shadows of Destiny before release, ARC applications are officially open. ARC readers will receive an Advance Review Copy of the book ahead of publication and will have the opportunity to help support the launch by sharing their thoughts and reviews. Applications will remain open through August 31. If you are…
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Shadows of Destiny Cover Reveal
Continue: Shadows of Destiny Cover RevealThe wait is over. I’m finally able to share the cover for Shadows of Destiny, the first book in the Shadows to Shores series. This story has gone through multiple drafts, revision passes, edits, and more than a few changes along the way, so seeing it with its finished cover is beyond exciting. About Shadows…
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Legends & Lore: Promise of Abundance
Continue: Legends & Lore: Promise of AbundanceA Birth Beneath the Harvest Moon The sixth child of Bhava arrived as warmth beneath the soil. Khashnar, Goddess of Fertility, Growth, and Abundance, was born on the fruitful lower slopes of the Dwarven holds of Dhakmar. Her mother was Helia, a dwarven botanist and farmer’s daughter whose hands could coax wheat from stony ground…
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Legends & Lore: Necessity of Chaos
Continue: Legends & Lore: Necessity of ChaosAs the Age of the Divines progressed, the manifestations of divine power began to mirror the restless energy of the world’s most populous race. The fifth child of Bhava, Ethaera, was born on the storm-blasted banks of the Baronyev River to Edisra, a human huntress. Her birth was heralded by wild omens: birds spiraled overhead…









