In the magical kingdom of Eldoria, where nature and magic are deeply connected, the ancient Crown of Eldoria is not just a symbol of power—it holds the key to the realm’s balance and peace. But when the Crown is shattered, chaos spreads like wildfire. Princess Elara, the kingdom's last hope, must embark on a dangerous quest to restore the Crown before the entire kingdom falls into darkness. The Power of Broken Crowns: Awakening Shadows is the first thrilling volume in a planned seven-part series. Each month, a new volume will take readers deeper into Eldoria’s mysteries, revealing long-buried secrets, powerful enemies, and magic beyond imagination. Join Elara as she uncovers the truth behind the broken Crown, discovers her inner strength, and faces unimaginable challenges that will define the fate of her kingdom. This epic adventure weaves together themes of courage, loyalty, and self-discovery, offering readers an unforgettable journey through a world filled with danger, magic, and hope. Prepare to be captivated by this spellbinding tale of love, sacrifice, and the awakening of shadows. The adventure has only just begun.

Heroes must rise ... The King is dead. His daughter, untested and alone, now wears the Steel Crown. And a vast horde is steadily carving a bloody road south, hell-bent on razing Steelhaven to the ground ... or the city will fall Before the city faces the terror that approaches, it must crush the danger already lurking within its walls. But will the cost of victory be as devastating as that of defeat?

Leila continues the search for the missing Princess Meriel, spreading out further and further, closing in on areas where the Empire has laid claim. Her sister, Aewyn, grows cautious and concerned of her habits, the two seemingly growing further apart. As they traverse the lands, they quickly find a horrifying sight... Across the seas, to the west, Crown Prince Mutid Kerim al Aziz, of Harub, begrudgingly listens to Prince Loren of the Empire, knowing that he has put himself in this position. The Harubian Army marches south to put the Josin Dynasty on edge, based on false pretenses. While his soldiers have been repositioned, Mutid heads down a secret dungeon to save his long imprisoned mother. And within the Kingdom of Gild, fear grips the Church and the Crown. King Yahob and Prince Udyr cannot believe that Frier and the Empire have joined forces. Yet, Commander Toran says that he saw their banners flying hand in hand. The Great Shepherd, Bertrold, protects the Commander and argues that it is time that Gild insulate itself. Unbeknownst to him, Udyr requests to head north and see for himself, alongside his secret lover, Cristan. When the two learn of the devestation that occurred between the army of Frier and the Tudorian Empire, all manners of peace begin to break...

Who will fall next? Jon Crawford, Darcy Fletcher, and their friends see a prophecy unfolding before their eyes. International plots and conspiracies evolve and entangle them, raising the stakes for powerful enemies from two worlds that seek their deaths and the destruction of the relics they carry. An abomination is created to overcome the band’s defenses. Specifically designed with elements from the ethereal, the rampaging creature stalks the party under the guise of champion for the gods. A forgotten race is challenged by guidance, suggesting a dramatic shift to policies of isolation that have lasted two millennia. Echoes of war still effect the lives of people across the continent. The norms that govern both worlds deteriorate into chaos, as if driven by an unseen hand. Broken Crowns Book 4 in the Year of Veras Series

On 28th June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his morganatic wife, Sophie Chotek, were shot dead in broad daylight on a crowded street in Sarajevo. The murder of a relatively unknown archduke in a remote Bosnian city might well have been quickly forgotten were it not for the fact that this seemingly minor event ignited a spark that would explode into one of the bloodiest conflicts in history. Within four years, over sixteen million people from one hundred countries would lie dead on the battlefields of the First World War.By 1914, through a series of alliances, Europe was largely divided into two separate camps: the Triple Alliance of the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy, and the Triple Entente of Russia, Britain and France. The clashing of these empires has often led to the First World War being described as an Imperial War and their emperors have provided a convenient scapegoat on which to pin the blame for the consequent slaughter. In reality, however, not one of these monarchs – who were close friends and cousins – had any desire for war and each of them struggled desperately to maintain peace.“All our cousins,” wrote Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein, “were more like brothers and sisters than mere blood relations.”This novel – the first in a trilogy following the royalties of Europe from 1913 to 1918 – tells the story of the year leading up to the outbreak of war and the very human tragedy that befell those cousins and friends; a tragedy which might have been deliberately engineered to lead to the destruction of the Russian, Austrian and German monarchies.