A hero scarred from a battle she can’t remember, Isla Tarle has happily slipped into obscurity; except she sleeps with her weapon fully powered and the lights on. Isla knows there is something in the dark still trying to reach her, trying to kill her; and yet she has no idea how she survived that fight so long ago. Distracting herself with racing, she doesn’t have to remember. But it looks like someone is trying to take her out, not only of the race, but life itself. Now she is caught up with a fugitive and illegal mines. And there was good reason why the liquid metal that had once been so integral to the working of the universe was outlawed. She might be far more involved than she would like to be. Drawn back into a world she would rather forget, and certain she will die this time, Isla begins to remember why she should not have survived the first time. What was the truth of the battle fought so long ago, and how far up the chain of command comes the order to make sure she doesn’t remember? The Rohendra Complex box set contains the first three books of the series. The series continues with Rohendra Queen.

Island Tarle has a new mission: protect the Hendra. And it is time for her to return to Central. She’s been watching over the Hendra for the last six years and the idea of letting her out of her sight makes her ill with fear. Returning to Central should mean Hendra can focus on ensuring the balance is maintained within the Complex. The council have run the Complex in her absence and have mixed feelings about handing over control, particularly Solon who is sure he should have stepped into the position. But there is a new threat to the Complex and the Hendra. A threat that will undo all that Isla and Gray worked for. A threat hidden from the Rohendra. Can they learn who is determined to destroy the balance before the Hendra is lost and the Complex with her? Set several years after the main events of the Rohendra Complex, Rohendra Queen is a shorter story containing those characters you know and love, facing a new challenge to the Complex.

A hero scarred from a battle she can’t remember, Isla Tarle has happily slipped into obscurity; except she sleeps with her weapon fully powered and the lights on. Isla knows there is something in the dark still trying to reach her, trying to kill her; and yet she has no idea how she survived that fight so long ago. Distracting herself with racing, she doesn’t have to remember. But it looks like someone is trying to take her out, not only of the race, but life itself. Now she is caught up with a fugitive and illegal mines. And there was good reason why the liquid metal that had once been so integral to the working of the universe was outlawed. She might be far more involved than she would like to be. Drawn back into a world she would rather forget, and certain she will die this time, Isla begins to remember why she should not have survived the first time. What was the truth of the battle fought so long ago, and how far up the chain of command comes the order to make sure she doesn’t remember? The Dragonfly is the first in an action-packed science fiction adventure series.

Island Tarle is sure she is working for the greater good of the Complex, but she is a soldier without a mission and flailing. She has no idea where Gray is, although she can only hope the Rohendra will keep him safe, but they may not be as willing to help as she hopes they are. And nothing is at it seems, including a missing wife, a long dead soldier and the rebellion brewing amongst the people. Yet no matter what is occurring in the Complex, Isla is sure that if the Hendra has her way, it will mean the end of everything. Can she find the answers that elude her and a way to save the Complex before it is too late? Or are the Rohen using her to create a different world, just as the Hendra claims?

Island Tarle was very sure she was ready to die. And she is certainly in the right place to make that happen. In the hands of her enemies, Isla isn’t even sure Gray is alive, or if she can discover what she was sent in to learn. With her memories of a battle long lost beginning to make sense, she is more interested in learning what she can do, rather than the mission. Or perhaps the two are intertwined. Gray’s only hope is that Isla is alive somewhere. But he has no way to get to her and even if he did, he has no idea what they do next. The Rohen is far more complex than either of them understood. They may have to learn to work with those they don’t trust to save their universe.

Iski Flare left Muteguard with the hope of adventure, but so far it hasn’t been quite as he expected. Haunted by his lost love, he heads deep into the forest chasing rumours of tall trees and giant wolves. Instead he finds a woman in red and a village hidden deep amongst the trees. It doesn’t take long to discover that not all is at it seems and the Reds are keeping secrets not only from him, but from some of their own. And one destined to save them all, may just be tearing the pack apart. There is more hidden in trees than Iski is prepared for. And there may be more than their way of life in danger.

The Faeries have lost a maiden, and they believe Iski is the only one to find her. For the first time, the Faeries have come to Iski Flare for help. The Tree Maiden is missing, and they cannot reach her. But he isn’t enthusiastic to head out on this adventure, as the Faeries rarely tell him what he needs to know. But feeling lost and alone, Iski is ready for the distraction. As he searches for the girl, he discovers more lies than truths. And he might be too distracted to be of any real assistance to anyone. If he does manage to find The Tree Maiden, will he have the skills the Faeries believe he has to save her?

Iski Flare’s power might overwhelm him, but he has a plan. One to keep the only precious thing he has safe, and he is sure that his new found magic will help that happen. The harder he tries to protect Flare, the more distance grows between them and the more danger he puts her in. The safe place he finds may not offer the protection he hopes. If Iski can’t be rescued from himself, he might lose more than he knew he had.

In the Empire of Rei-Een, tradition is everything and magic means death. Lis has spent her life hidden away from the magic hunters of the Empire. Her father was instrumental in removing magic from the Empire and knows just how dangerous the world is for her. But when the crown prince dies, Lis’s magic is at risk of discovery With his brother’s murder, the new crown prince is concerned with far more than the woman to be hidden away as his bride. Magic has found its way back and he is determined to stamp it out before anyone else dies. When Lis is summoned for the Choosing of the Hidden Princess, she soon discovers not all magics are the same. Some seek revenge for a war that ended a lifetime ago, amidst whispers and visions of a different future for Rei-Een. But who can she trust? The Empire’s greatest hunter is never far from her side, and what will he do if he discovers the truth? Everyone thinks Lis can help them in some way, but all she wants is to return to her little island home. If she remains in the heart of the Empire of Rei-Een, there is far more at risk than her life. The Hidden Princess is the first in a sword and sorcery fantasy series, set amongst the palaces and high stone walls of the Empire of Rei-Een.

A whole town full of children disappeared in the middle of the night, only one was found. Now two of them have wandered back into the town square and Iski Flare is asked to help find the others. But twenty years is a long time, and he’s not sure if the last child won’t, or can’t, help him determine where they went. The last child has troubles of her own and even if she helps the town, it won’t mean her acceptance. She reminds Iski of Flare in more ways than he would care to admit, but he can’t lose this child now. She might be leading him towards more than he thought possible. Towards far more than he expected to find.