Standalone Books
The Last Knight of Eden
Ezra Thorne never meant to speak the Word.
Suspended from school, carrying the weight of a broken home and a mind he fears might betray him, Ezra disappears into the underground tunnels of London—only to awaken something ancient beneath the city’s skin. When a single spoken name drives a monstrous presence back into the dark, Ezra is taken by the Edenic Order, a secret brotherhood sworn to guard the living Word against creatures older than history.
Within the stone walls of the Cloister, Ezra learns the truth: scripture is not written. It is spoken, and some voices are born to carry it.
Relics awaken at his touch. Scrolls answer his breath. Visions of falling stars, forbidden fire, and a watching eye begin to haunt his waking hours. To the Order’s leaders, Ezra may be a miracle. To others—especially the blade-wielding knight Miriam—he is a danger waiting to happen. Power without control has broken the world before, and it may do so again.
As Nephilim stir beneath sacred ground and long-sealed forces begin to listen, Ezra must decide whether the Word chose him to save what remains—or to burn it down.
The Last Knight of Eden is a dark, modern fantasy that blends ancient scripture, secret orders, and mythic warfare beneath the modern world. Perfect for readers who love hidden histories, reluctant heroes, and stories where faith is not gentle—but dangerous.
Ashes of the Hollow King
A Novel of Prophecy, Flame, and Redemption
In a realm gripped by prophecy and shadows, Kaelan Morholt seizes a throne whispered into his dreams—only to become the tyrant foretold. His crown is forged not of gold, but of ash and guilt. As kingdoms fall and sacred fires die, a silent Watcher waits—bearing witness to a world on the brink of unraveling.
From the wreckage of a broken empire, hope flickers in the hands of the crownless boy, Rian, and those who refuse to let darkness have the final word. Guided by faith, visions, and a quiet flame that never truly died, they begin to reshape Eldhame—not through conquest, but through healing.
Sweeping across decades and generations, Ashes of the Hollow King blends high fantasy with Christian themes of redemption, justice, and legacy. With prose in the spirit of J.K. Rowling and the mythic gravitas of Tolkien, it invites readers into a world where power is tested, prophecy unravels, and names are remembered—or forgotten—for what they truly meant.
The Silence We Raised
“Where is your brother?”
And in the silence that followed, the world shifted forever.
Before the nations. Before kings and laws. There was a family. And there was a wound that never healed.
In a land still damp with creation, two brothers are born: Abel, gentle and full of wonder, and Cain, firstborn and restless, shadowed by expectation. Their parents, Adam and Eve, carry their own quiet grief—haunted by the paradise they lost, and the burden of raising sons in a world broken too soon.
What begins as a story of soil and sacrifice becomes something far darker when envy takes root. One act shatters what little peace remains, leaving Abel’s body in a field, and Cain marked by exile.
The Silence We Raised retells the oldest fratricide through a lens of sorrow and humanity—grief without villainy, exile without redemption, and silence that speaks louder than any voice. Told with mythic beauty and emotional precision, this novella explores the unraveling of the world’s first family and the ache that lingers long after blood soaks the soil.
Perfect for readers of Madeline Miller, Anita Diamant, or early J.K. Rowling, this is a story about what it means to lose—your child, your brother, your home—and what remains after.