Book One of The Trials of Telassar Saga. Eighteen years ago, Zana and Prince Saurec killed King Quar of Roquar and ruled in his stead. Sixteen years after Saurec's death, Zana has reigned by herself. There are four years left before the throne officially becomes hers. The only way she can be stopped is by one of Quar's grandchildren claiming the throne of Roquar. But are there any heirs left to confront Zana? Five Stars - Barnes and Noble A two chapter excerpt of the published novel. Cover art done by Kate E. Mason @Cat_Poop_Ninja

Book Two of The Trials of Telassar saga. As war with Roquar edges closer and the Black Plague continues to decrease the Riverquoian population, King Gillan begins to search for allies. His ambassadorial team travels to the other countries of Halan, looking for aid. But the voyage brings old memories to light that Stride Emberlas would rather have remained forgotten, and the truth about his heritage begins to be revealed. The roguish bounty hunter that was hired to fight against Zana has a startling announcement to make that will change the future of Halan. Kena Cheyin will need help. Someone will have to become the Rogue's apprentice. A two chapter excerpt of the published novel. Cover art done by Kate E. Mason @Cat_Poop_Ninja

Book Three of The Trials of Telassar saga. The final stage of the Roquarian War has not started the way King Gillan anticipated. Zana has made the first move and seized a critical base situated on the border of the two countries. The alliance the king has so carefully formed is threatened not only by this loss, but by the attacks Zana sends to the countries who have thrown in their lot with him. With the alliance threatening to crumble, Ferras feels his own sanity falling with it as he questions the future that lies before him. The prophecy he seems to hear tells him he is doomed. And there is nothing he can do about it. As everyone seems to look to him for leadership, he just feels his approaching fate all the more clearly and his hopelessness to fight against it. With suspicion falling on allies and potential enemies lurking around every turn, the war may not get very far before Zana crushes it forever under her tyrannical regime. A two chapter excerpt of the published novel. Cover art done by Kate E. Mason @Cat_Poop_Ninja

Book Four of The Trials of Telassar saga. Zana and Gillan Avelas have been facing each other as enemies for years, the real source of their enmity concealed from the world. Now, when the truth has finally been aired, the Roquarian War reaches a new intensity as the last phase of the war is launched. Kena Cheyin, the bounty hunter turned hero, anticipates her duel with Zana while the weight of the war falls to her shoulders. With Gillan losing his focus and Ferras Irek his trust, the pillars she has relied upon have crumbled out from underneath her. Even her brother's presence does little to lend assurance to her. And with Rich Olnick craving vengeance on Roquar and Stride Hokun angry at the loss of so many of his loved ones, Kena has no idea how long the carefully constructed war effort can hold up against the strain of revenge, hatred, and fear. There's only one step left to take to salvage what is left of the Coalition of Halan's order. Bring the war to Zana. A two chapter excerpt of the published novel. Cover art done by Kate E. Mason @Cat_Poop_Ninja

The Elfish kingdom of Riko had enjoyed peace for almost a thousand years before unrest began to roil through its capital city. A cult has awoken in the depths of the slums, altering the way the magical forces of the Elves have been used for centuries. The result is a new, different form of magic, a magic that threatens the upper classes and seeks to divide the two royal brothers. Sacri Absol has aligned himself with this new power, and as the prince of Riko and heir to the throne, his choice is seen as a danger to the stability of the kingdom. Feli Absol, his younger brother, wants the cultic threat eliminated from the kingdom and his brother prevented from changing the customs of the past. Their decisions will put them in conflict with one another, a conflict that will seek to tear the kingdom apart. Two brothers. Two forms of magic. One kingdom. There isn't room in Riko for the both of them. A Telassar History novella. No knowledge of The Trials of Telassar saga is necessary to read this book. A standalone novel.