Book Table

In the first Mages of Martir book, Darek Takren must stop a dangerous plot that will spell the end not only for his home, but for the gods and the world as well.

In the second Mages of Martir novel, Darek Takren must infiltrate the army of a deranged demigod to stop his evil plan to destroy the gods. Yet when the demigod offers Darek the limitless power he wants, stopping the mad man no longer seems as easy as it used to.

In the third Mages of Martir book, Darek Takren must plunge beneath the sea to battle a new and dangerous foe while Uron moves to resume his destruction of Martir.

In the fourth and final Mages of Martir book, Darek Takren must do the impossible in order to save the world. But he may not survive it.

When Dale Bennett learns the true nature of his world, he and his friends must race against time to save it from an eldritch force of evil.

The complete collection of the Prince Malock World series, containing "The Mad Voyage of Prince Malock," "The Return of Prince Malock," "The New Era of Prince Malock," and "The Coronation of Prince Malock."

In the first book in the Prince Malock World series, Prince Malock goes on a deadly voyage to the end of the world to answer the summons of a goddess, although he and his crew may have bitten off more than they can chew, for pirates, dangerous weather, and more turn this voyage into a fight for their lives on the high seas.

In the second book of the Prince Malock World, Prince Malock returns to his home island of Carnag, where an unpleasant surprise awaits him, one that will change his life forever.

In the third Prince Malock World novel, Prince Malock and his friends race to the edge of the world to save it from destruction, while Skimif remains on Carnag and discovers his true destiny.

In the fourth and final Prince Malock World novel, Prince Malock must deal with an unexpected death in the family, while an old enemy seeks to kill Jenur Takren. And another enemy lurks in the background, orchestrating a greater plan than either Malock or Jenur can even imagine.

When one knight travels to a another world to find his long-lost sister, he is drawn into a conflict deeper than he knows.

In the second Two Worlds book, the robot known as J997 goes to Dela to arrest a criminal on the run from the Xeeonite authorities. But J997 soon finds himself stranded on that world, caught in a conflict between two ancient organizations that he wants no part of.