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Here you can find out more about my books and a book recommendations list. Most of my books are not yet ready for publication, but I’m steadily working toward that goal - with the first two books releasing in 2024! All of my books will be on Kindle Unlimited.

Realms of Caelia
A series of interconnected combined fairy tale retellings in a medieval inspired fantasy world. Each book weaves two traditional tales together into a unique story. If you like sweet and clean romances, moments of hilarity, and magical fairy tales with happily ever after endings, then Realms of Caelia is for you!
Recommended reading age: 12+

Beauty in the Tower

A Combined Retelling of Sleeping Beauty & Rapunzel

Realms of Caelia Book One

A stolen princess, a powerful curse, and a prince desperately trying to change their fate.

Alora can't remember a time when she wasn't imprisoned in a tower. When a cryptic old wizard breaks her out, she learns overwhelming truths about her identity and destiny: she's a princess, prophesied to bring about the downfall of an evil sorceress, and cursed to sleep until true love's kiss wakes her.

Prince Aldric spends years searching for both his missing family and his lost betrothed. When a wounded Princess Alora collapses in his arms, he's determined to help her break her curse and capture the sorceress who tore his family apart.

With Aldric's help, Alora learns to harness a power she barely understands as her fated sleep looms ever closer. Will it be enough to defeat the powerful sorceress who cursed her, or will Alora and Aldric's happily ever after be over before it can even begin?

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Lake of the Wild Swans

A Combined Retelling of Swan Lake & The Wild Swans

Realms of Caelia Book Two

A swan princess, a vile sorcerer, and a prince searching for his lost love.

Princess Odette doesn’t expect dancing in the arms of the handsome and flirtatious Prince Lander to incite the jealous Lord Rothbart to kidnap and curse her and her seven brothers. Held captive far from home as a swan by day, princess by night, Odette evades Rothbart’s nightly proposals. She will do anything to return her brothers’ humanity—even knit with nettles. The way to break her own curse, however, remains a mystery.

Lander yearns to find the missing princess who captured his heart. After three years of fruitless searching, he fears he will never see his love again.

When Lander finally stumbles upon her prison, he will do whatever it takes to save Odette from the vile sorcerer and her seemingly unbreakable curse. Yet Rothbart has plans of his own. Can Lander break Odette’s curse in time, or will Rothbart keep her forever?

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More Realms of Caelia books coming soon!

Ella & the Seven Dwarves

A combined retelling of Cinderella & Snow White

Realms of Caelia Book Three

What if Cinderella was heir to the throne and the evil queen usurped her crown?

The Arrow & the Sword

A combined retelling of King Arthur & Robin Hood

Realms of Caelia Book Four

What if King Arthur went on a quest for the notorious Robin Hood?

Dancing with Gold

A combined retelling of the Twelve Dancing Princesses & Rumpelstiltskin

Realms of Caelia Book Five

What if the price for spun gold was a curse on the queen’s daughters?

Beau & the Beast

A combined retelling of Beauty & the Beast & the Snow Queen

Realms of Caelia Book Six

What if the snow queen cursed a princess to live as a beast?

Voice of the Lost Realm

A combined retelling of the Little Mermaid & the Goose Girl

Realms of Caelia Book Seven

What if the sea witch’s treachery forced the little mermaid to land?

The Fall of Atlantis

A retelling of Atlantis

A Realms of Caelia Prequel

What if the dragons destroyed Atlantis in retaliation for a travesty?

Tales of Caelia

A collection of short stories that correlate with the rest of the series. This ebook will be available only as a newsletter gift. Sign up for my newsletter here!

TBA plans for books 8-11 (and possibly beyond)

These books will feature characters introduced in the previous fairy tales. They don’t have titles yet, but they will likely include combinations such as: Princess & the Pea and the Frog Prince, Puss in Boots & the Prince & the Pauper, Mulan & Little Red Riding Hood, and the Pied Piper & Phantom of the Opera. Combinations may be subject to change.

Parthalan City

An urban fantasy series with mages masquerading as superheroes in an anti-magic modern world.

Tenacity

Parthalan City Book One

Telepathy

Parthalan City Book Two

Temerity

Parthalan City Book Three

Reading Recommendations
Writers are readers. So, naturally, I love to read. I read a lot. The more I read, the better I write. My absolute favorite books are in the same genre I write. I read fairy tale retellings, romantic fantasy, urban fantasy, epic fantasy, regency romance, historical fiction, and the occasional contemporary romance. Basically, if it’s clean and well-written, I will read it – especially if it has a sweet romance! I don’t read or write anything with spice. Ever. I prefer cozy, happily ever after stories. Life is hard enough; I read to relax and enjoy the story.

I do not write reviews of another author’s work, nor do I want to disparage anyone else’s writing. That said, I also don’t want to recommend a book that may trigger someone else. Each reader has their own concept of what constitutes as clean. It can be very subjective. For instance, fade to black is typically more intense than I personally prefer. I tend to be on the more prudish side of clean. I'm also more sensitive to violence and grim themes than I used to be – which I consider a good thing. I tend to avoid books that feel heavy.

Since opinions on what is clean can vary so much, take any recommendations with a grain of salt. If you are a parent considering a book for your child, I highly recommend you research or read it for yourself first to see if you feel it is appropriate according to your personal standards.

My favorite authors:

K.M. Shea/A.M. Sohma
Melanie Cellier
Deborah Grace White
Sarah Beran
Tara Grayce
Camille Peters
Mary Mecham
Abigail Manning
Hanna Sandvig
A.G. Marshall
John Flanagan
- only Ranger’s Apprentice, Royal Ranger, and Brotherband series; his adult books are too adult for me
Brandon Mull
- particularly Fablehaven and Dragonwatch

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