Questing Hall



Current Status
Available as a free handout wherever The Order of the Pen has a book table. Also available for purchase in the Sailing Magic anthology book (linked below).


Book Blurb
An immortal ronin has accepted isolation in his ongoing perilous quest. But when a dragon larger than any he has seen before threatens the city of New Washington, it's the occupants of a local bar that muster together the help he needs to sail after the terrifying beast and save the city.

Join Soji the ex-samurai as he sets sail with a history major student, the feisty owner of the bar, and a weathered dragon hunter. Adventure, mayhem, and a dragon await!


Personal Notes
Questing Hall is a finalist for a 2025 Realm Makers award! It won second place (or rather, "Most Honorable Mention").


Content Guide
The main character is immortal, though the details of how and why are not mentioned, and the story doesn't have a "magical" focus. One character runs a tap room and another serves the drinks, but drunkenness is not mentioned. Mild violence as characters hunt down and kill a dragon.


Purchase Links
Available for purchase in the Sailing Magic anthology!

Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

Finding God in Anime (Devotional)




Current Status
Published July 21, 2025.


Series Info
The third installment of the Finding God in Anime series. As I am only published in this third devotional, I do not have links to Books #1 and #2, but they can be found on Amazon.


Book Blurb
The Finding God in Anime devotional series finds and explores Christian themes that can be found in Anime. Each chapter highlights a particular character or situation, draws in relevant scripture, and challenges us to apply it to our lives.

While each author personally selects the Anime they use in their submissions, the publishers set guidelines to make sure that inappropriate or questionable ones are mentioned. The books in this series would make an excellent gift for younger folks just starting a habit of daily Bible reading, or to even give to an Anime-loving unbeliever friend.


Personal Notes
I have two submissions in Part 3 of this devotional series (both featuring Rurouni Kenshin). These two devotionals explore themes of the types of friendships that we keep and courageously following God.


Content Guide
Being part of a devotional series, each chapter contains references to an Anime, one or more scripture verses, and an application.


Purchase Links
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

The Warrior Bard of Arribor




Current Status
*final draft is in the editing phase; scheduled release November 28th, 2025


Series Details
Book #1 - The Lost Bard of Taliyaven HERE
Book #2 - The Singing Bard of Roche HERE
Book #3 - The Singing Bard of Llenned HERE
Book #4 - The Warrior Bard of Arribor (this book)


Book Blurb
The end is near.

Alexci Golovkin has lost his throne. His mother’s betrayal laid open their plans with Roche, and the land he hoped to rule sees him as a traitor. Now he must salvage what he can before his Arriborn identity is discovered and his immediate demise called for.

Denis Oravec is a dead man walking. Entered into the Games of Silence with the wounded Dmitriy, it’s only a matter of time before one or both of them are put against an opponent they can’t beat. After witnessing the evils in Darkness Arena, Denis prepares for the day when he himself fights in a death match—and hopes that Dmitriy won’t be the one to kill him.

Kráľ Innokentiy now knows Taliyaven’s long-kept secret, and it’s only a matter of time before his army braves the Pathless Forest to wage war against the Talinae. The destruction ordered by wordsmith Henadz has weakened the skill residing in Talinae singers, and they are unsuspecting of their coming doom.

Find Alexci. Rescue Denis. Defeat Henadz. Stop Innokentiy. One person can only do so much, and Masha Oravcová finds herself faced with far too many choices that must be made. Can Taliyaven be saved? Or have the dead given their lives in vain?


Personal Notes
The Red War Annals series takes place in a made-up fantasy world where the characters read the Bible and pray to God. Instead of trying to make a God-like figure, such as Aslan, I decided this would make it easier to share my theme - Christians trusting in God during difficult circumstances. Is it a little strange to have characters in a made-up land reading the same Bible we do? Maybe. Just don't think about it too hard and enjoy the series!


Content Guide
War violence, death, torture. I try to keep things as non-graphic as possible while also being realistic to the results of war, travel, and various accidents & injuries. Slavery is present in one of the kingdoms, but is shown in a bad/horrible light.

Very little sexual content (or even romance). Some characters are married and may kiss on page. Others may express interest in each other but that is not the focus of the plot.

No bad language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

A certain people group has a "singing magic" that they call Skills. Some people are born with this ability, and with practice and dedication they can grow better at their particular Skill. Some Skills effect elements (fire, water, plants, etc) while others, called Wordsmiths, can motivate people's emotions.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback (pre-order) HERE

Sailing Magic (Anthology)




Current Status
Published May 10, 2024!


Book Blurb
Ships are a timeless symbol of adventure, promising individuals the opportunity to explore worlds unknown. Sailing Magic features ten exciting stories from ten talented authors that will take you on fantastical journeys to lands you've never seen before!

My short story in this anthology, titled "Questing Hall", is a finalist for the 2025 Realm Awards. It won second place (or rather, "Most Honorable Mention").


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

The Singing Bard of Llenned



Current Status
Published November 19, 2024


Series Details
Book #1 - The Lost Bard of Taliyaven HERE
Book #2 - The Singing Bard of Roche HERE
Book #3 - The Singing Bard of Llenned (this book)
Book #4 - The Warrior Bard of Arribor HERE


Book Blurb
Roche is coming.

Duren Akszenyuk must succeed where his father failed and go before the Eagle Council to lay out the proof of the spy in their midst. His father tried over twenty years ago, and was banished and never seen again. Masha Oravcová recently tried, and was thrown into prison. But the army must be warned…

Death is closing in for Barys as he struggles with his wordsmith curse. The moment he loses his usefulness, his place in Rejair will be lost. His only hope for survival is with the people whose lives he has ruined beyond repair; but even if they are willing to forgive him, there may no longer be a road home to Kazan Vyselki.

Maxim Akszenyuk has faithfully stood by his kráľ for many years, forsaking his friends, his family, and even his country to stay by Radomir’s side. But as lies and truths are revealed, he is challenged one more time: can he stand by truth and still stay with Radomir as a faithful crown warrior? Or has the time come to set aside the cloak he has worn for so long?

The final pieces of the plan are moving into place, and the coming war can no longer be avoided. Nataša Drobná can only hope to stay on her brother’s good side by offering as much aid and support as she can. If she fails, she will lose her family, her throne, and maybe even her life.


Personal Notes
The Red War Annals series takes place in a made-up fantasy world where the characters read the Bible and pray to God. Instead of trying to make a God-like figure, such as Aslan, I decided this would make it easier to share my theme - Christians trusting in God during difficult circumstances. Is it a little strange to have characters in a made-up land reading the same Bible we do? Maybe. Just don't think about it too hard and enjoy the series!


Content Guide
War violence, death, torture. I try to keep things as non-graphic as possible while also being realistic to the results of war, travel, and various accidents & injuries. Slavery is present in one of the kingdoms, but is shown in a bad/horrible light.

Very little sexual content (or even romance). Some characters are married and may kiss on page. Others may express interest in each other but that is not the focus of the plot.

No bad language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

A certain people group has a "singing magic" that they call Skills. Some people are born with this ability, and with practice and dedication they can grow better at their particular Skill. Some Skills effect elements (fire, water, plants, etc) while others, called Wordsmiths, can motivate people's emotions.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

(Audiobook) Ships, Secrets, and Survivors



Current Status
Published June 27, 2023


Series Info
*currently we only have this first book in the series available as an audiobook


Audiobook Blurb
An assassin trainee fleeing his profession.
A princess risking her reputation.
A talking ship with a mad captain.

Ravin should be dead. No one forsakes the assassin profession and lives. Attempting to evade capture and certain death, Ravin hides on a ship as part of the crew. Then his name is announced on Selection Day for the annual Scaera Dumeda, despite him never taking the entry test, declaring to the entire world—and the assassins hunting him for revenge—that he is alive.

Princess Adima Radi Kashinda dreams of more than someday ruling Antovan. She desires to make a true difference for her people. When her name is called on Selection Day, she throws away her title, despite the uncertain future ahead. This may be the opportunity she hoped for.

When some of the other selectees are murdered, Ravin and Adi are among the suspects. With the help of Ravin’s captain and crew, they sail away to hunt down the killer and clear their names. Can they catch the murderer when he always seems to be at least one step ahead?

Now featuring the talented voices of Jonathan Lee Taylor and Megan Dominiy, this swash-buckling adventure truly comes alive!


Personal Notes
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles books do not contain allegory themes, and there is not a "God-like" character or deity for the characters to pray to. But the main characters prioritize and uphold Christian values, such as caring for one another, saving lives, and creating strong families.


Content Guide
Fantasy violence, non-graphic. Dragons are hunted and killed. Just about every character carries a knife.

No on-page "spicy" scenes. Because of the brutal nature of pirates and assassins, rape is occasionally mentioned. (SPOILER AHEAD: During the course of the story, one character discovers he has a son and does the right thing to rescue and then care for the child. His journey from assassin to loving father and husband is one of the side-plots of the series. END SPOILER!)

Minimal language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

The magic in the series is strictly "ocean magic." There are sirens with magical songs, ships that talk, and magical properties to sea dragon blood.


Purchase Links
Amazon/Audible HERE

The Red Bard of Roche




Current Status
Published December 30, 2022


Series Info
The Red War Annals #1 - The Lost Bard of Taliyaven HERE
The Red War Annals #2 - The Red Bard of Roche (this book)
The Red War Annals #3 - The Singing Bard of Llenned HERE
The Red War Annals #4 - The Warrior Bard of Arribor HERE


Book Blurb
Failure is not an option.

Masha Oravcová is only going to Llenned because she promised the princezná she would stay with her until the war was over. Matchmaking the enemy princ with her dear friend was not part of her job description, but now the peace of the High Houses depends on it. If Llenned’s offer of marriage isn’t a trap, that is.

Ever since Duren escaped from Rejair, Barys has struggled to regain his honor as the warden. A chance is offered to him that he can’t refuse—capture the Arriborn princezná and ignite the truce into bloodshed yet again. An unbeaten wordsmith, he is confident that his time has finally come to better his name.

Taliyaven has been united at last, and the wall sung back to full strength. Or so Zoya Zvonimira thought. After fighting in Arribor, she returns home to find the lady of Bran Vyselki has taken control in the name of unity. Gathering the few Talinae loyal to her, Zoya prepares to wage another war.

His master has given him a final task: capture Masha and take her to Rejair. Trained as a silencer, Dmitriy has the needed skills, but he did not expect to encounter packs of jackals, the black sword of Duren Akszenyuk, and kindness from the most unexpected places. The fate of the war now rests in a slave’s fearful decision.


Personal Notes
The Red War Annals series takes place in a made-up fantasy world where the characters read the Bible and pray to God. Instead of trying to make a God-like figure, such as Aslan, I decided this would make it easier to share my theme - Christians trusting in God during difficult circumstances. Is it a little strange to have characters in a made-up land reading the same Bible we do? Maybe. Just don't think about it too hard, and enjoy the series!


Content Guide
War violence, death, torture. I try to keep things as non-graphic as possible while also being realistic to the results of war, travel, and various accidents & injuries.

Slavery is present in one of the kingdoms, but is shown in a bad/horrible light.

Very little sexual content (or even romance). Some characters are married and may kiss on page. Others may express interest in each other but that is not the focus of the plot.

No bad language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

A certain people group has a "singing magic" that they call Skills. Some people are born with this ability, and with practice and dedication they can grow better at their particular Skill. Some Skills effect elements (fire, water, plants, etc) while others, called Wordsmiths, can motivate people's emotions.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

The Lost Bard of Taliyaven



Current Status
Published June 28, 2022


Series Info
The Red War Annals #1 - The Lost Bard of Taliyaven (this book)
The Red War Annals #2 - The Red Bard of Roche HERE
The Red War Annals #3 - The Singing Bard of Llenned HERE
The Red War Annals #4 - The Warrior Bard of Arribor HERE


Book Blurb
A long-awaited war begins at last.

Alexci Golovkin’s plan to overthrow Arribor is about to be set in motion. Only one person stands in his way: Duren Akszenyuk, the mad captain of Arribor’s west band. Alexci sends out his silencer, a man trained to kill, to eliminate this final obstacle.

Ever since Blackburn spread lies about her past, no one has fully trusted Kráľovná Nataša. Desperate to clear her name and save her city, Nataša begins a search for the Telae—people with magic songs. But if they are truly gone, who will come to Arribor’s aid?

Zoya Zvonimira is the heir of Kazan Vyselki, but if the ancient wall protecting her people continues to crumble, there won't be anything left to rule. Only a wordsmith—a person with powerful gifts of speech—can unite Taliyaven to rebuild the wall. And the only powerful wordsmith was lost long ago, exiled for killing Zoya’s brother.

Masha is a maid—certainly no one important. Yet when she isn’t shunned for her red hair, people instead ask if she’s Telae. After multiple attempts on her life are made, she picks up a sword to protect herself, unaware that she is about to become involved in a war that began hundreds of years ago.


Personal Notes
The Red War Annals series takes place in a made-up fantasy world where the characters read the Bible and pray to God. Instead of trying to make a God-like figure, such as Aslan, I decided this would make it easier to share my theme - Christians trusting in God during difficult circumstances. Is it a little strange to have characters in a made-up land reading the same Bible we do? Maybe. Just don't think about it too hard, and enjoy the series!


Content Guide
War violence, death, torture. I try to keep things as non-graphic as possible while also being realistic to the results of war, travel, and various accidents & injuries.

Slavery is present in one of the kingdoms, but is shown in a bad/horrible light.

Very little sexual content (or even romance). Some characters are married and may kiss on page. Others may express interest in each other but that is not the focus of the plot.

No bad language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

A certain people group has a "singing magic" that they call Skills. Some people are born with this ability, and with practice and dedication they can grow better at their particular Skill. Some Skills effect elements (fire, water, plants, etc) while others, called Wordsmiths, can motivate people's emotions.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

Pirate Hunter Legends



Current Status
Published March 8, 2022


Series Info
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #1 - Ships, Secrets, and Survivors HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #2 - Sins, Songs and Siren Songs HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #3 - Rumors, Reunions, and Revenge HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #4 - Rogues, Royals, and Raiding Roc HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #5 - Pirate Hunter Legends (this book)


Book Blurb
A princess’s coming-of-age party is ruined.
An assassin chooses to save a life.
A duath searches for the perfect cup of tea.
And more!

Join your favorite pirate hunter crew in these tales of longing, searching, and ultimately finding a place where they can call their own in this collection of short stories.


Personal Notes
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles books do not contain allegory themes, and there is not a "God-like" character or deity for the characters to pray to. But the main characters prioritize and uphold Christian values, such as caring for one another, saving lives, and creating strong families.


Content Guide
Fantasy violence, non-graphic. Dragons are hunted and killed. Just about every character carries a knife.

No on-page "spicy" scenes. Because of the brutal nature of pirates and assassins, rape is occasionally mentioned. (SPOILER AHEAD: During the course of the story, one character discovers he has a son and does the right thing to rescue and then care for the child. His journey from assassin to loving father and husband is one of the side-plots of the series. END SPOILER!)

Minimal language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

The magic in the series is strictly "ocean magic." There are sirens with magical songs, ships that talk, and magical properties to sea dragon blood.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

Rogues, Royals, and Raiding Roc




Current Status
Published December 14, 2021


Series Info
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #1 - Ships, Secrets, and Survivors HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #2 - Sins, Songs and Siren Songs HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #3 - Rumors, Reunions, and Revenge HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #4 - Rogues, Royals, and Raiding Roc (this book)
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #5 - Pirate Hunter Legends HERE


Blurb
Two queens fighting for a throne.
A king returns to his home.
And the master of the seas.

Three years, and Pirate Queen Bonnie Clearwater still sails the seas. She continues to evade the pirate hunters, and her army only grows stronger until it threatens the whole Alliance of Kingdoms. In a desperate move, Captain Adi sails to the east to look for allies before her cousin begins to march across the kingdoms, one by one.

Meanwhile, Ravin must do the impossible—return to his home country of Arrothray and gain the leadership of the del Mankayl assassin clan. After running from his past for years, the time has come to confront the truth behind his family name.

The Red Wind Legends were once fire-side stories, told by sailors, parents, and travelers. But they continue to grow, wild and free, like the seas themselves. As the Alliance makes a final desperate stand against the Pirate Nation, the legacy of the Master of the Seas holds the key to victory.


Personal Notes
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles books do not contain allegory themes, and there is not a "God-like" character or deity for the characters to pray to. But the main characters prioritize and uphold Christian values, such as caring for one another, saving lives, and creating strong families.


Content Guide
Fantasy violence, non-graphic. Dragons are hunted and killed. Just about every character carries a knife.

No on-page "spicy" scenes. Because of the brutal nature of pirates and assassins, rape is occasionally mentioned. (SPOILER AHEAD: During the course of the story, one character discovers he has a son and does the right thing to rescue and then care for the child. His journey from assassin to loving father and husband is one of the side-plots of the series. END SPOILER!)

Minimal language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

The magic in the series is strictly "ocean magic." There are sirens with magical songs, ships that talk, and magical properties to sea dragon blood.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

Rumors, Reunions, and Revenge



Current Status
Published September 7, 2021


Series Info
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #1 - Ships, Secrets, and Survivors HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #2 - Sins, Songs and Siren Songs HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #3 - Rumors, Reunions, and Revenge (this book)
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #4 - Rogues, Royals, and Raiding Roc HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #5 - Pirate Hunter Legends HERE


Blurb
A wealthy duke from a mysterious island.
Rumors of the dead walking.
And siren songs of immortality.

A year has passed, and another Scaera Dumeda is about to begin. Captain Adi and the rest of the pirate hunter crew are escorting the Belfarren nobles when they come across a fleet claiming to belong to the Pirate Nation, led by the last person she ever expected to see again. Perhaps it’s not as easy to leave her past behind as she thought.

As Ravin settles into his new life he begins to consider the del Mankayl clan and others in his family who might want to run away as he did. But when an opportunity comes to rescue a relative, is he truly making a difference or is he only putting his loved ones in danger by bringing a violent assassin on board?


Personal Notes
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles books do not contain allegory themes, and there is not a "God-like" character or deity for the characters to pray to. But the main characters prioritize and uphold Christian values, such as caring for one another, saving lives, and creating strong families.


Content Guide
Fantasy violence, non-graphic. Dragons are hunted and killed. Just about every character carries a knife.

No on-page "spicy" scenes. Because of the brutal nature of pirates and assassins, rape is occasionally mentioned. (SPOILER AHEAD: During the course of the story, one character discovers he has a son and does the right thing to rescue and then care for the child. His journey from assassin to loving father and husband is one of the side-plots of the series. END SPOILER!)

Minimal language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

The magic in the series is strictly "ocean magic." There are sirens with magical songs, ships that talk, and magical properties to sea dragon blood.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

Sins, Sons, and Siren Songs



Current Status
Published April 21, 2021


Series Info
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #1 - Ships, Secrets, and Survivors HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #2 - Sins, Songs and Siren Songs (this book)
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #3 - Rumors, Reunions, and Revenge HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #4 - Rogues, Royals, and Raiding Roc HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #5 - Pirate Hunter Legends HERE


Book Blurb
A song on the wind.
A broken crew to mend.
A family’s honor to be upheld.

Leading a crew is harder than Adi thought. Six months after she took up the mantle of captain, she finds herself facing more problems than she bargained for: a grieving crew and rumors of sirens attacking local ports. But the crew of the High Dragon might have finally found their match in the mythical people of the sea.

Ravin’s life was almost normal, until he finds an assassin lurking outside Master Jermaine’s shop and is forced to flee once more. But Treynair del Mankayl cannot be avoided forever and Ravin has to decide his fate: to run for the rest of his life or stand up and face his greatest nightmare by fighting his father. Only this time, he isn’t just trying to save his own life, but that of another as well.

When Adi and Ravin’s paths cross once more, they are thrown into a storm of myths, assassins, and consequences. But will they be able to weather it with the crew tearing at the seams?


Personal Notes
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles books do not contain allegory themes, and there is not a "God-like" character or deity for the characters to pray to. But the main characters prioritize and uphold Christian values, such as caring for one another, saving lives, and creating strong families.


Content Guide
Fantasy violence, non-graphic. Dragons are hunted and killed. Just about every character carries a knife.

No on-page "spicy" scenes. Because of the brutal nature of pirates and assassins, rape is occasionally mentioned. (SPOILER AHEAD: During the course of the story, one character discovers he has a son and does the right thing to rescue and then care for the child. His journey from assassin to loving father and husband is one of the side-plots of the series. END SPOILER!)

Minimal language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

The magic in the series is strictly "ocean magic." There are sirens with magical songs, ships that talk, and magical properties to sea dragon blood.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE

Ships, Secrets, and Survivors



Current Status
Published August 24, 2020


Series Info
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #1 - Ships, Secrets, and Survivors (this book)
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #2 - Sins, Songs and Siren Songs HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #3 - Rumors, Reunions, and Revenge HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #4 - Rogues, Royals, and Raiding Roc HERE
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles #5 - Pirate Hunter Legends HERE


Book Blurb
An assassin trainee fleeing his profession.
A princess risking her reputation.
A talking ship with a mad captain.

Ravin should be dead. No one forsakes the assassin profession and lives. Attempting to evade capture and certain death, Ravin hides on a ship as part of the crew. Then his name is announced on Selection Day for the annual Scaera Dumeda, despite him never taking the entry test, declaring to the entire world—and the assassins hunting him for revenge—that he is alive.

Princess Adima Radi Kashinda dreams of more than someday ruling Antovan. She desires to make a true difference for her people. When her name is called on Selection Day, she throws away her title, despite the uncertain future ahead. This may be the opportunity she hoped for.

When some of the other selectees are murdered, Ravin and Adi are among the suspects. With the help of Ravin’s captain and crew, they sail away to hunt down the killer and clear their names. Can they catch the murderer when he always seems to be at least one step ahead?


Personal Notes
The Pirate Hunter Chronicles books do not contain allegory themes, and there is not a "God-like" character or deity for the characters to pray to. But the main characters prioritize and uphold Christian values, such as caring for one another, saving lives, and creating strong families.


Content Guide
Fantasy violence, non-graphic. Dragons are hunted and killed. Just about every character carries a knife.

No on-page "spicy" scenes. Because of the brutal nature of pirates and assassins, rape is occasionally mentioned. (SPOILER AHEAD: During the course of the story, one character discovers he has a son and does the right thing to rescue and then care for the child. His journey from assassin to loving father and husband is one of the side-plots of the series. END SPOILER!)

Minimal language. Sometimes the villains will curse, but exact words are not used (the line in the book will read "He cursed.")

The magic in the series is strictly "ocean magic." There are sirens with magical songs, ships that talk, and magical properties to sea dragon blood.


Purchase Links
Signed Paperback HERE
Amazon Ebook HERE
Amazon Paperback HERE
Subscribe to: Comments (Atom)