Clarence O'Leary is the Emperor of the Leprechaun Empire but his lenient policies on Humans have made him unpopular. With many in his court calling him a Humanist Sympathiser and demanding that he culls Humans on Leprechaun worlds, Clarence faces strong opposition. So strong it could cost him his life as well as his kingdom.

Beatrix must become the Pathfinder, wanted by both the Council of the Light and the New World Order. Unsure of her powers, or the reasons behind her importance, Beatrix's future seems bleak. With limited choices Beatrix walks a knifes edge between slavery and destitution. How much of her morality, integrity and sense of self must she sell before she realises her calling? Travel to different worlds through the Stone Circle portals. Experience life as a Human from Earth trying to make her way in a world where the magical elite rules the roost. Mervyn Peake, Robin Hobb, and Terry Prattchet's influences surround the Transworld Network whilst the protagonist Beatrix grounds the fantasy in a gritty exploration of displacement, female vulnerability, and moral corruption. Murder of Crows is the third book in the Council of the Light series.

High King of the Leprechauns Clarence O'Leary knows that his steward Grendal Innis is keeping secrets, including the truth behind the assassinations of his parents. But, the Steward has captured Beatrix and is using her as leverage to keep Clarence compliant. Set against a backdrop of civil unrest, Clarence must battle his own mental demons and some very real ones to get the answers he requires and rescue Beatrix. What is my book about in 30 words: The High King of the Leprechaun Empire must rescue Beatrix before she exposes secrets that could destroy the Transworld Network. Travel to different worlds through the Stone Circle portals and experience life as a Leprechaun High King in a world where the magical elite rules the roost. Mervyn Peake, Robin Hobb, and Terry Prattchet's influences surround the Transworld Network whilst the beautifully flawed main protagonist; Clarence grounds the fantasy in a gritty exploration of the trials of mental health. This is Book two of the Council of the Light Series.

*#1 in Dungeons and dragons for 3 months in 2020* Deeply traumatised by his past, Clarence must find the courage to rescue his friend from a place he swore he would never return. Clarence O'Leary, A Leprechaun, is determined to live his life as a free man. Unfortunately, the Council of the Light has other plans. After receiving an unwelcome letter, Clarence embarks on an adventure to the banned planet Earth that changes him forever. A life long supporter of the Humanists, he is offered a chance to escape his worries and visit a utopia where the Magical elite no longer exists. Earth is not the place he expected. Beaten and left for dead Clarence limps home with his hopes of seeing a better existence shattered, only to find that somebody has followed him back. Clarence knows that what he saw on Earth may threaten his own society. He tries to keep the Humans secrets, but the Council of the Light is closing their net around him for good. Drawn to the Flame is the first in a series of books that see events conspire that shake the fabric of existence and force civilisations to collapse into chaos and war. It is a tale of addiction, loss, duty and finding the courage to do what is right, not what is easy. Travel to different worlds through the Stone Circle portals and witness the destruction of Earth in this gritty and original High Fantasy series with a sci-fi twist. Mervyn Peake, Robin Hobb, and Terry Prattchet's influences surround the Transworld Network whilst the beautifully flawed main protagonist; Clarence grounds the fantasy in a gritty exploration of the trials experienced by sufferers of childhood abuse. With HUGE thanks to my Bootcamp mentor Alec who is helping me edit and the Wattys Bootcamp group, and Fantasy writers group for their support!