Scarlet & The White Wolf
Book I of Scarlet & The White Wolf

A romantic retelling of a classic fairytale...

The Southern Continent of Nemerl is a lawless region of brigands, slavers, and petty overlords. The land is embroiled in bloody border skirmishes between the Hilurin and Aralyrin factions of Byzantur, and every day brings a new clash, a new horror. Scarlet of Lysia is an honest Hilurin pedlar, a young merchant traveling the wild, undefended roads. Liall, called the Wolf of Omara, is the handsome, world-weary chieftain of a tribe of Kasiri bandits blocking a mountain road that Scarlet needs to cross, except Liall demands a carnal toll for the privilege. Scarlet angrily refuses and an inventive battle of wills ensues, with disastrous results. Soon, the hostile countryside explodes into new violence, and proud Scarlet is forced to look to the most unlikely savior in the world for help.

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Mariner's Luck
Book 2 of Scarlet & The White Wolf

Into the North...

Scarlet and Liall board the brigantine Ostre Sul, bound for a long and perilous voyage to Liall's homeland of Rshan na Ostre. The hostile Rshani crew dislikes foreigners, and Liall is determined to deposit Scarlet at the next safe port. Scarlet has ideas of his own, though, and has no intention of leaving either the ship or Liall. With the Ostre Sul pursued by enemy vessels, a traitor on board, and the waters turning to ice, Liall must make a final decision to either keep the young pedlar in his life or let him go forever.

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The Land of Night
Book 3 of Scarlet & The White Wolf

The Queen is dying...

Struggling to come to terms with his new life in Rshan na Ostre, young Scarlet is trying to find his place in a decadent, foreign society that bears an ancient hatred for all Hilurin. As Liall is pulled away from Scarlet and into the jaded intrigues of a royal court, the young pedlar wonders if they haven’t both made a terrible mistake in journeying to Rshan. Each passing day, Liall seems more like a stranger, more like one of the haughty Rshani nobility and less like the bandit leader Scarlet knew in Byzantur. As Liall contends with the aristocracy to uphold his fourteen-year-old brother’s claim to the throne, an infinitely more dangerous enemy draws nearer, determined to part the lovers forever.

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Prisoner of the Raven

The sweetest surrender is love...

Fleeing from troubles at home, young Aleyn signs on to the crew of a merchant trade cog off the coast of Eire, but he has no idea what dangers await him on the open water. Viking raiders patrol the shores like hungry wolves, taking whatever they wish, and when Aleyn's ship is attacked and the crew killed, he finds himself the helpless prisoner of Ranulf Eriksen, a ruthless, powerful Viking jarl who commands the longship Lymskyr. Aleyn expects to be killed or sold to the Saxons as a slave, but Ranulf offers him a bargain: his body in exchange for his freedom. Faced with the choice of temporary whoredom or lifelong slavery, Aleyn chooses to give himself to the handsome and oddly-compelling Northman. What Aleyn could not have foreseen was how much two lonely people in extraordinary circumstances could learn about each other in so short a time. Ranulf, too, is unprepared for the strength of his feelings for Aleyn. As his Viking crew begins to suspect Aleyn of using witchcraft to meddle with their leader's wits, Ranulf must defend his lover from the murderous intent of his men without further risking his own tenuous hold on power..

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Erisine

Meet Ruin, the scrappiest, most elusive gutter-rat thief who ever picked a pocket at the Festival. March is his best friend, a somber, quiet lad who has more magic in his little finger than most wizards have in their whole bodies. Meet their friends: Belle the maiden and Elleb the spider, Parsifal the crow and the French-speaking Skull, Frax, RubRum and the Jack Pine, Honey the tart and his pimp sister Hemlock. They all dwell uneasily in Erisine.

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