As a reader, I want my heart broken.

I want to feel as though my wrists and ankles have been bound by ropes and I’m being drug through the dusty gutters of a medieval town until I am nothing more than a mess of blood and broken dreams. THEN, AND ONLY THEN, do I want to be put back together piece by broken piece through the power of love.

And that, dear reader, is what I aim to put into my novels.

I want you to feel something, because aren’t shared human experiences what it’s all about? The way you see another soul and feel a spark of recognition, a moment of deja vu, if you will. Something inside you perks, and that little voice goes “Hmm. I think I’ll keep you.”

These stories are for you.

For the one who was always told you feel too much.

That you’re prettier when you smile.

To be grateful for what you have.

For the ones that know what their darkest despair feels like and

continue to claw their way to the light.

Embarkare Synopsis:

Dark magic has returned to the continent of Brashen. Villages have been destroyed. Families torn apart. And the darkness? It yields to no one.

When a demon attacks The Southern Woods on the 100th annual Commemoration Day Celebration of light magic’s victory, elemental witch, Andra, is faced with a choice; respond to the ultimatum sent by a vengeful dark magic wielder by moonrise on winter solstice, or risk losing everyone she loves.

Andra knows the continent is not made entirely of sweet wine and fairy light, but she didn’t anticipate such cruelty outside of her village's borders. She didn’t expect to be stalked by monsters both physical and metaphorical at every turn, and surely she didn’t foresee the mysterious monster hunter that chased her through her woods to become a permanent part of her journey. But as the danger rapidly escalates, so does Andra’s need for allies, and he might be the only one who can get her where she needs to go before it’s too late.

Perfect for fans of The Lord of the Rings and The Witcher, ‘Embarkare’ is a story packed full of emotional self-realization, the vulnerability of trusting others, and the strength it takes to believe in your own abilities.

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