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Yup! It’s up for preorder on Amazon

I'll ask Podium about getting the recap recorded. In the meantime, you can read it by just clicking "Look Inside" on the Amazon product page - you don't need to buy it.

Did I just miss this or has it not been posted yet?

Here's the link on Amazon (US)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HKV8LPV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_TTpBFbZB5QHPA

You can go to the Kindle page for AA3 and click "Look Inside" on the book image to read the start of the book, including the recap, for free.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey, thanks! There's a recap of Books 1&2 right at the beginning of the Kindle version. You can read that recap on the Amazon product page by clicking "look inside".

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

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Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hey all!

I write books with a style heavily influenced by RPGs and other fantasy games.

My latest release is third book of my Arcane Ascension series - <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong>.

Arcane Ascension, which starts with <strong>Sufficiently Advanced Magic</strong> is more heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy and Trails of Cold Steel. It involves a group of students learning magic at an academy - and also occasionally going on dungeon crawls to a colossal and dangerous tower.

If you're looking for something a little lighter and more action oriented, check out my Weapons & Wielders series, starting with <strong>Six Sacred Swords</strong>. It's another JRPG inspired novel series focusing on a powerful wandering swordsman seeking out the titular Six Sacred Swords. It has a lot of nods to Final Fantasy, Ys, Zelda, etc. You might enjoy it if you're in the mood for talking swords, bibliophile dragons, and a lot of accidentally breaking traps and puzzles. The audio book version can be found here, narrated by the fantastic Nick Podehl!The sequel to that, <strong>Diamantine</strong> is out now, too, and the third book is on the way!

My oldest series is The War of Broken Mirrors, which starts with <strong>Forging Divinity</strong>, is more closely related to western fantasy novels and RPGs. Forging Divinity focuses on a group of people investigating a city's religion, which claims that the local gods can raise anyone to divine status if they prove their loyalty and value. The feel is more D&Dish, with more of a focus on political intrigue than my other books. Unlike the others, this series is also third person limited with multiple perspectives (the others are all first person with a single narrator). The third book in this series just came out, and it's my only completed series - the others are still in progress.

If you're in the mood for a stand-alone, check out <strong>How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps</strong>. It's an affectionate parody of things like Zelda, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy. It takes a lot of inspiration from things like Maoyu Maou Yuusha and Yuusha Yoshihiko. It's out in audio and paperback formats, too! Note that this one is a novella, but most of my other books below are full-length novels.

Hiya! My third Arcane Ascension book, <strong>The Torch that Ignites the Stars</strong> is out on December 6th and self-published. Can you please add it to the list?

Thanks for doing this, as always! <3

Goodreads Link

Blurb:

After concluding their first year at Lorian Heights, Corin and his friends catch a train from their native Valia to the distant country of Caelford. For most, this would be a simple vacation. Corin has other plans.

-Meet Anabelle Farren, the eccentric owner of Farren Labs, and learn about artificial attunements. -Seek out Warren Constantine, a previous Arbiter, for training and a potential alliance. -Find the visage Ferras herself to seek a cure for Sera’s condition.

Of course, Corin is Corin, and there’s absolutely no chance he’s going to be able to stick to a list.

…And even if Corin miraculously developed a sense of focus, he isn’t the only one with plans.

The Blackstone Bandit.

Everyone’s favorite mysterious book entity.

The aforementioned Farren.

A vacationing professor.

The mirror of a figure from Keras’ past.

When their plots intersect, Corin and his friends are, predictably, stuck at the center.

It’s going to be a long vacation.

December 6: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HKV8LPV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_d_asin_title_o00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1

Six Sacred Swords and Forging Divinity is also available for free. Also, we have a release date for Arcane Ascension 3 (December 6th)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NKBSZGF/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i4

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TKFFR36/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i6