Millennia ago, a war was fought between fae — those who hungered for the magic inherent in humanity’s blood and souls, and those who recognized that hunger for the evil it was.
The hungry lost. But so, too, the victors.
Because the cost of that victory was the sundering of worlds, magic that consumes life itself and a curse upon Azar’s line.
And a Promise.
These are the stories that echo from long ago and shape those we tell today. Of heroes. Of villains. And of those simply trying to survive.


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- Progress in the Sundered Realms – April 2026
You guys … you guys!! “By the Weight of Blood,” the final book in The Reckoning trilogy, is live in the world! So much to celebrate with this one: the end of Selah’s primary arc, the completion of my first trilogy, and the many (many!) lessons I learned as these characters came alive on my… Read more: Progress in the Sundered Realms – April 2026 - RandomnessCleaning out an old notebook and ran across this gem: “My enemies are worms, cool days and most of all woodchucks.” I have no idea what that’s from. If it’s a quote from someone, please tell me, because I need more. Beware the woodchucks! 🤣
- Progress on the Sundered Realms – February 2026 Recap
A new short story, the final book in The Reckoning trilogy, and a confession about my February reading goals (spoiler: I didn’t meet them). - Meet Mona of Syrrel
“Making Stitches” – A short, character-driven dark fantasy story about endurance, sacrifice and the choices that quietly break us. - Book Review: “The Strength of the Few” by James Islington
Dense and tough, at times, but absolutely worth continuing.
