"My boy, you're a vampire. The time for doubt in the supernatural has passed."
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Prince Keiran Sipesh longs for the freedom to pursue the woman he loves. Peirte Methaius fantasizes about killing him and stealing his birthright. Unfortunately for Keiran, his struggle against destiny has failed, and his demon-summoning rival is only one murder away from taking the throne.
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The Royal Blood Series
THE PHOENIX PRINCE
ROYAL BLOOD I
THE QUEEN MAKER
ROYAL BLOOD II
THE LOST DUKE
ROYAL BLOOD III
Keiran Sipesh never wanted to be a vampire, nor did he wish to take the throne. His fate was set before his birth, however, and the crown is his.
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Athan Vercilla has tormented Keiran's family for generations, though, and his plans have now focused on Keiran. He will bend the young vampire to his desires at any cost as his vision of the world will not be denied.
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Keiran is forced to decide how much he's willing to sacrifice to end Athan's meddling into his family's affairs. Though he's ready to sacrifice his own life to the cause, Athan is happy to threaten those around the younger vampire as well.
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After all, Athan has ruled uncontested for centuries, and he's not going to let Keiran ruin his plans so easily.
Stand Alone Books
Famine is ravaging the country of Talaus, and fields of grain have given way to fields of headstones.
Young Athan Vercilla spends his days scouring the forest for anything he can find to sustain his family. His last trip ends when he is attacked and bitten by a mysterious woman in the forest. He heads home weak and broken, his foraging trip fruitless. However, there is no home for him to return to, and he discovers he’s lost his family to something more horrific than starvation.
Athan, the lone survivor of his village, sets out to warn others of his home’s destruction at the hands of unknown invaders. He soon marches into war, desperate to avenge his family and spare others from the same fate.
...but the bloodshed of battle sparks something within him, and he begins to change. As his strength and power grow, so does his desire to not just expel his homeland’s enemies, but to conquer it all for his own.
Though he is destined to become the king, Prince Keiran is just a boy who wants nothing more than to live a normal life and to be with the girl he loves.
Keiran has done his best to remain as invisible as the rats in the castle to avoid his father’s abusive hand. Still, his repressed anger over what he’s endured is pushing him to break, and the new complications brought on by his latent vampirism only add to his instability.
The prince craves freedom, but the castle is little more than a prison. Inside its walls, the rigid class divisions of their society are destroying his bond with the servant he's fallen in love with. As her mother puts an end to their nascent relationship, Keiran's ability to control his emotions falters, turning him toward a path of self-destruction.
As Keiran's ability to hide is stripped away, he doesn’t know if it's new-found courage or simple rage toward his father that stirs his desire to rebel. Either way, there are things he will no longer tolerate, and if Keiran doesn’t manage to control his fury, the entire nation of Tordania will suffer the consequences.
Kelly Miller doesn’t believe in the paranormal, despite that being his rural Kansas hometown’s only claim to fame. He’s seen nothing to support the rumors of Victorian-Era cult violence spread by the locals and exploited by televised ghost hunters. The lack of evidence doesn’t mean it never happened, though.
When he’s hired to help relocate a crumbling cemetery, his beliefs will be tested. A twisted corpse rests in one of the century-old graves indicating live burial. In another coffin, more than bones come up from the ground.
The hushed tales of curses take on credibility as misfortune spreads and people begin to die. Something is driving those Kelly knows to physically tear themselves apart, and after witnessing it first-hand, he begins to doubt his sanity. He knows these things aren’t possible, but maybe there was a reason people were being buried alive in the old cemetery, after all.