I hope you enjoy my worlds of Greek myth retellings and Bronze Age historical fantasy and fiction. I have two book series the Trojan Threads Series and the Tesha Series.
Trojan Threads Series
Read about my historical fiction series of stand-alone novels, arising from the Greek myths and legends surrounding the Trojan War.
Achilles’s Wife
In an ancient kingdom, a princess takes inspiration from a visiting young woman to challenge her father’s views and reach for leadership—and then discovers her muse is a man.
Hand of Fire
A legendary war, an invincible warrior, a woman forced to defend her family and realm—and her independent spirit. Will she become the captive or the captor?
Tesha Series
Welcome to the Hitolian Empire and Tesha, Priestess of Ishana. This historical fantasy world is inspired by the ancient Bronze Age Hittites, a people largely forgotten to history. They made a fertile starting point for fantasy with their combination of military world dominance, international intrigue, and richly documented beliefs in supernatural powers and magical rites. They also had one remarkable queen who ruled for decades, a woman so strong and gifted despite the patriarchal era, that she commanded respect and awe throughout her ancient civilization.
Priestess of Ishana
A curse, a conspiracy and the clash of kingdoms. A defiant priestess confronts her foes, armed only with ingenuity and forbidden magic.
Sorcery in Alpara
A curse that consumes armies, a court full of traitors, a clutch of angry concubines and fantastical creatures who offer help but hate mankind.
Of Kings and Griffins
A vicious king, vengeful griffins, and a scheming goddess. Can Tesha outmaneuver foes from these three different worlds?
Flights of Treason
Treason threatens the thrones of the Hitolian Empire and the griffin realm. Can an unlikely ensemble of heroes save them?
Anthologies
“A Season for Death” in SoWest Desert Justice
“A Season for Death” – short story published in the Desert Sleuths Sisters in Crime anthology, named one of the “Best Books of 2012” by Suspense Magazine.