Gods, demons, and heroes. Standard MMO fare—or so Cerys Collins thought. As a long-time gamer and guild leader, Cerys has always wondered what it would be like to live in virtual reality. When her guild members convince her to try a new VRMMO, she discovers reality is far more complex than she knew. Chosen by the gods of another world, Cerys finds herself trapped between warring factions: a tyrannical human empire and an oppressed kingdom of demons. When she discovers her best friend has been dragged into this new world as well, Cerys is forced to choose between saving her friend or looking at the bigger picture. If Cerys is to be anything more than a pawn in the gods' game, she'll have to leverage everything she's learned on her home world and in past games, before it's too late. With a cocky incubus king vying for more than her loyalty, her quest won’t be an easy one. The Deck of Souls series contains some dark themes, profanity, violence, and adult relationships.

To the Creshe Empire, I’m just a number. I’ve spent the past five years in isolation and under study. With my home razed by a Syldrari attack, my mind damaged, and nothing but white walls and a viewing window around me, I dedicated myself to two things: training my body, and reading any book they allowed me to have. The Empire wants me to serve, to use the inhuman power the Incident stirred within me. Technically, they asked, but it wasn’t much of a choice. It never is. Serve, or… I refused to be a mindless slave. My life was taken from me once. Never again. With the Empire moving forward with their xenophobic plans, they needed someone capable of killing Syldrari—and I was just that. A tool they could use, a tool they thought they could manipulate. Needing me was their first mistake. They gave me leverage; I named my terms. Now, after five years, my life can begin. Song of the Depths is a slow burn #whychoose romantic science fantasy series with reverse harem elements. It contains strong language, violence, difficult situations, and will contain love scenes (including LGBTQ+ pairings).

Sometimes your instincts are what keep you alive. With her triumphant return to the Vorpmasian Empire, Arianna finds herself forced to adjust to her new "normal." Though she's won the favor of her peers and has begun growing closer to her would-be partner, Nalithor, her relationship with Darius has deteriorated. Maintaining her role as a good sister grows increasingly difficult as Darius, too, turns his obsessive affection toward Nalithor. Nalithor, having come to accept Arianna's identity and his attraction to her, resolves to claim her for himself. With the celebration of their successful hunt opening new doorways, Nalithor commits himself to the chase. Nothing will stand in Nalithor's way. Especially not those who want Arianna dead.

In a dying kingdom chained by superstitions, Arianna lives a life isolated from her people. Her power as an Umbral Mage has seen her vilified, while her twin brother, Darius, is seen as the kingdom’s greatest hope. With few allies and fewer friends, Arianna has resigned herself to a short life of protecting the airborne island nation against threats from both within and without. When the stranded nation suddenly regains contact with the outside world, Arianna is forced to reevaluate the nightmarish memories she’s experienced since childhood. However, a familiar face threatens to shatter her attempts at self-delusion. Nalithor, a former prince, now serves as the God of Balance and ventures to X’shmir to determine how an entire nation was hidden from the deities. Catching a glimpse of Arianna, he gives chase, haunted by her power’s similarity to that of a long lost friend. Determined to know more, Nalithor arranges for the prince and princess to attend the Dauthrmiran Academy of Martial Science—but Arianna won’t be easy prey.

A chance of freedom comes with an endless night sky. I thought visiting the Vorpmasian Empire would just be more of the same. Protect my brother, Darius, and look on as he tried to learn how to control his magic. Of course it couldn’t be that simple. Of course Darius had to open his big mouth and make my life harder. Nalithor is determined to test me at every turn, even when I’m not allowed to speak or reveal my face. He’s persistent, dangerous…but he’s a god. I can’t deny him, but I’m not allowed to obey him either. My curse will see to that, one way or another. When his interest changes from threatening to charming, I find myself stuck between him and my family. He won’t give up, and I can’t bring myself to push him away. Perhaps there is hope for us…but can a mortal court a god? Of Astral and Umbral is a slow burn romantic fantasy series with strong language, violence, dark and mature themes, and inhuman characters.