An ancient throne. An unknown prophecy. A reluctant princess controls the fate of a planet… Sophie thinks she’s a typical college freshman. She spends her days making friends and coping with classes, until her whole world changes forever. A group of strange men try to kidnap her, and the only thing that saves her is a long-lost friend who’s sworn to protect his princess… Nathan tells Sophie that she’s not only half-alien, but she’s royalty on another planet. To make things more complicated, she’s forced to go to that planet to take the throne… or her entire kingdom will suffer. As Nathan helps her train for her second life, she can’t help but fall for him. But when their ship comes under attack, she wonders if any of them will survive the journey. The Princess Prophecy is an irresistible sci-fi romance with a spunky heroine and lots of action.

Shoved off the Cliffs of Despair, Princess Alura's life changes rapidly. Saved from death by a pegasus, Alura is astonished to learn that the legendary races have returned. With their aid, she, her Protector, and the Golden Unicorn begin their quest to stop a pending Troll invasion of her kingdom. During the journey Alura meets other legendary races and learns of the Prophecy. Despite her denial, the Prophecy points to her as the hope of all humankind. As they race to prevent the invasion, the Prophecy plays out and Alura becomes the Princess of Prophecy. Book one of the Green Tree series.

"Determinedly amusing; a playful swipe at the quest genre (and society)... OUR VERDICT: GET IT" - Kirkus Reviews A soothsayer promises timeless romance to anyone that defeats an invincible sorcerer king three times. Would you mess with a prophecy like that? You might, if it messed with you first. Princess Maryan flees an arranged marriage and takes up the challenge of the prophecy. In her way stand ravaging hordes of the undead, ignorant politicians, and her own conniving parents. She tries to recruit great warriors to her cause, but she's stuck with a bankrupt knight, a magic-less mage, and an ex-barbarian. Yet when battle is joined, even the unluckiest of failures can become heroes. And that's convenient, since the survival of many kingdoms are at stake, and this is one prophecy that no one should trust.

"Determinedly amusing; a playful swipe at the quest genre (and society)... OUR VERDICT: GET IT" — Kirkus Reviews A soothsayer promises timeless romance to anyone that defeats an invincible sorcerer king three times. Would you mess with a prophecy like that? You might, if it messed with you first. Princess Maryan flees an arranged marriage and takes up the challenge of the prophecy. In her way stand ravaging hordes of the undead, ignorant politicians, and her own conniving parents. She tries to recruit great warriors to her cause, but she's stuck with a bankrupt knight, a magic-less mage, and an ex-barbarian. Yet when battle is joined, even the unluckiest of failures can become heroes. And that's convenient, since the survival of many kingdoms are at stake, and this is one prophecy that no one should trust.

After three years of rebuilding, Arrannan is enjoying peace, but Mia knows there is danger over the horizon. She decides she will deal with it her own way and is determined to choose the place for the confrontation. Join her as she travels across the sea to prevent another war and meet the man who will stay by her side.

When she was a child Mia found out that she was The Princess of Prophecy. She trained, fought a war, traveled to other countries, all things the prophecy demanded. Now she is on her final quest to fulfill the prophecy and secure the peace it promises.