The Complete Collection: An Asian Indian Epic Fantasy

Rukh Shektan has always understood duty. As a member of the warrior Caste, he knows he must leave his home, glorious Ashoka, and protect the caravans meant to unite Humanity’s far-flung cities.

(The Castes and the OutCastes Book 1)

Sweeping from the majestic city of Ashoka to the perilous Wildness beyond her  orders, enter a world where Caste determines mystical Talents, the purity of Jivatma expresses worth, and dharma may
be based on a lie.

(The Castes and the OutCastes Book 2)

The riveting epic fantasy that readers are comparing to Brandon Sanderson’s The Stormlight Archive and Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time continues with A Warrior’s Knowledge.

(The Castes and the OutCastes Book 3)

The riveting finale to the epic fantasy series that readers are comparing to Brandon Sanderson’s The Stormlight Archive and Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time.

(Short Story Collection)

Arisa: a world of loss and hardship; of legend and wonder; the world of A Warrior’s Path. Return there now with Stories from Arisa, a short story collection featuring four wonderful new fables from that mythic place; each one a polished gem; together, an assemblage spanning the realms of hope, humor, tragedy, loss, and love.

(The Chronicles of William Wilde Book 1)

At seventeen years old, William Wilde was orphaned because of the magic in his veins, magic he doesn’t even know exists. Eight months later, Serena Paradiso enters his life. Captivating and confident, she holds secrets about William’s heritage. His friends know them, too.

(The Chronicles of William Wilde Book 2)

The riveting tale begun in William Wilde and the Necrosed continues as William finds himself beset on all sides by cruel foes and even crueler friends.

(The Chronicles of William Wilde Book 3)

William survived Sinskrill, but he’s unable and unwilling to forget what he suffered there. Some hardships endure. And despite his wonderful, new life on the lush paradise of Arylyn, nightmares continue to haunt him.

(The Chronicles of William Wilde Book 4)

The raid on Sinskrill was a success, but the battle is only just beginning. William realizes the stakes at hand. He still has to find a way to prevent Lord Shet, the god of the mahavans, from returning to Earth from the faraway world of Seminal. If he doesn’t, Arylyn will be destroyed.

(The Chronicles of William Wilde Book 5)

Time isn’t on William’s side. Shet is coming, and he has to find a way to stop the dread god from arising. The Servitor, the father of the woman he loves, is intent on allowing the god’s entrance to Earth. He’s gone so far as to bring Sapient Dormant, the vicious Overward to Sinskrill, to serve at his side.

And William’s greatest allies, Rukh and Jessira have their own troubles. The magi no longer trust their judgment. It comes at the worst possible time for Shet is awake and readying his armies. And he has his own vengeance in mind