They were hardly a threat before. Sure, the shifters could look like allies, but they weren't good at imitating personalities or the little quirks that make each person unique, and they had a distinctive odor that always gave them away . . . but change is inevitable, and over time, they must have learned how to model the behavior of their chosen identity accurately. It's even rumored they managed to extinguish the telling smell! Now, they allegedly walk among unsuspecting folk, virtually undetectable, but the sorceress Lady Shey must set aside her worries about shapeshifting monster to focus on her quest of saving the kingdoms' only hope back into the light—a group of descendants, according to the seers, living a simple life tucked away peacefully in the mountains. The only problem is she might be unwittingly leading the monsters straight to them.

The Harrowing Path: Shadows of the First Trine 2…Running from a deceitful capital of murder and corruption, a lone noble sorceress is on a quest to restore magic and stability to the kingdoms she loves. In order to thwart the forces of shadow, she must face another self-imposed evil and travel to a land where magic has been outlawed, risking her life to find the descendants of an almost dead art and train them so they are able to save the kingdoms from those working in the shadows to take control. As Lady Shey arrives in the mountain village of Brookhaven, the forces of shadow have an almost undetectable shapeshifting monster also seeking out the progenies of the past, and the sorceress may be unwittingly leading it directly to its prey.

Seer of Shadows: Shadows of the First Trine 1…They were hardly a threat before. "Sure, the shifters could look like allies, but they weren't good at imitating personalities or the little quirks that make each person unique, and they had a distinctive odor that always gave them away" …but change is inevitable, and over time they must have learned how to accurately model the behavior of their chosen identity. It's even rumored they managed to extinguish the telling smell!Unrest has once again blanketed the kingdoms in its darkness, a hint of magic is on the rise, and those acting from the shadows have sent out their much-improved shapeshifting monster to take advantage. Now, they walk among unsuspecting folk, virtually undetectable, or so it is rumored, but Lady Shey doesn't have time to worry about such things. She is on a quest to save the kingdom's only hope to crawl back into the light, a group of descendants, according to the seers, living a simple life in the mountains. 

The servant girl Hana is a mystery.he does not act like a typical maid. She tries to hide it, but her education is often evident in the way she speaks. Crumpled drawings with agonizing scenes of brutality have been discovered in her trash bin. The children have noted how she is prone to fitful dreams in the middle of the night.She is bilingual. Once, in the marketplace, she was overheard giving directions speaking in perfect high elvish! There is also a tale of the children returning home one evening to the most beautiful piano music they had ever heard, but when they opened the front door, Hana quickly pretended she was only dusting the keys.She seems to also have magical healing abilities. When one of the children came down with a fever, she healed him when the clerics could not. Strangely though, she seems fascinated at the sight of blood, touching it and studying it carefully.The townsfolk believe she must be a noble in hiding or a member of the clergy, or...

Serpent in the Mist: Shadows of the First Trine 3…The forces of darkness have a new weapon, and they are using it to extraordinary effect, taking the wielders of magic totally by surprise. Not only does this new weapon take on the form of anyone it chooses but it also mimics their quirks, mannerisms, and voices as well. The stakes are high. An ancient battlefield, reduced to a wasteland long ago, is regenerating and exuding high levels of the magical energy, which makes the battlefield a prize worth winning. Devyn, his friends, and a handful of magic wielders have fallen victim to the devastation of the shapeshifting monsters. Having nowhere to turn, they must now travel to the ancient and wise Ianthill, a master magic wielder, and seek his counsel on what to do next. But Ianthill is old, out of practice, and has never faced anything as destructive as what he must face now. Time and time again, his plans lead to death and despair. But, just over the horizon may be the lucky break they need to turn things around…if they can manage to stay alive that long.

The Battle for the magic of the Sacred Land heats up as several armies converge to conquer it, including an army of undead lead by an unexpected foe. Against the degree of non-interfernce by the father of gods Fawlsbane Vex, several of the realm's lesser gods also have a stake in the fight and sneak to influence the outcome of the brewing war. An old advesary from the ancient War of the Oracle stirs in his chambers once again, poised to rise and finish what he started over a thousand years ago. Finally, Devyn Adair and his friends began to understand their role in the world, and why they are mixed up in a war of gods, dragons, ancient foes, and a land regenerating enough magical essence for one to conquer all of them.

The time has come to seek out the eldest and most wise of all the races, beings created by the gods to defend mankind in ancient times. No more floundering around in the dark where the enemy lives. No more falling into the machinations of those bent on seizing and exploiting ancient power. The time has come to seek out… the dragons! Kaxen and Asterial have struggled to understand the plans of the enemy. New allies have tried to help but the enemy’s plans remain elusive, unobstructed, and most of all misunderstood. Now a new menace from within threatens the health of Kaxen. A mysterious illness that only the dragons may be able to cure drives Kaxen to the seek them out in their mountain home. But the dragons have long ago separated themselves from the affairs of men and elf alike. They have isolated themselves on purpose. What hope does a simple man like Kaxen have to change the minds of the oldest living race and convince them to help him on the path of the wielders?

Whispers on the Wind… They were hardly a threat before. The shifters were made to look like allies so they could infiltrate enemy camps, but they had a distinctive odor that always gave them away. Besides, they weren’t very good at imitating personalities or the quirks that made each person unique…but in a dynamic world things change and change is inevitable! Unrest has gripped the land once more, magic is on the rise again, and those acting from the shadows have a new shapeshifting monster, virtually undetectable, on the move. Following an obscure prophecy from a cursed madman, one magic wielder must go where magic is outlawed to find the only person who might be able to halt the spread of darkness and restore peace…but it’s probably already too late!

Shades of Truth… The forces of darkness have a new weapon and they are using it to great effect, taking the magic wielders totally by surprise. Not only does this new weapon take on the form of anyone it chooses but it also mimics their quirks, mannerisms, and voices as well. The stakes are high. An ancient battlefield, reduced to a wasteland long ago, is making a comeback, and exuding high levels of the magical energy used to fuel the most elaborate spells, which makes the battlefield a prize worth winning. Kaxen, his friends, and a handful of magic wielders have fallen victim to the devastation of the shapeshifting monsters used by the enemy. Having nowhere to turn, they must now travel to the ancient and wise Asterial, a master wielder, and seek his council on what to do next. But, Asterial is old, out of practice, and has never faced anything as destructive as what he must face now. Time and time again, his plans lead to death and despair. But, just over the horizon is the lucky break they need to turn things around…if they can manage to stay alive that long!

Red Mage Ascending The servant girl Hana is a mystery. She doesn’t act like a member of the lower classes. She tries to hide it, but her education is often evident in the way she speaks. Crumpled intricate drawings of animals and people have been discovered in her trash bin. Once, in the market place, she was overheard giving directions to an elf in perfect high elvish! There was also the time her employers came home to the most beautiful piano music they had ever heard, but when they opened the front door, Hana quickly pretended she was only dusting the keys. She seems to have magical powers as well. When one of the children came down with a fever, she healed him when the clerics could not. What terrible dark secret is she harboring? She must be a noble in hiding or a member of the clergy, or she might even be one of the destined six mages. After all, the tournament is only a couple of years away.

Blue Mage Equinox: Arran has a secret. His entire family are witches. Although feared and persecuted by the nearby towns and villages, Arran knows it is his family who brings the rain, makes the crops healthy, and keeps away the dangers of the night. Yet, his family must gather in secret and hide from those who might wish them harm. It isn’t fair, and one day Arran will prove that witches, at least his family of witches, are good and should be revered and respected. Soon, the harvest equinox will come and Arran will be formally inducted into the fold. He has been practicing spells with Fire, Air, Water, and Earth. He will show them how witches should be respected. Yes, he will show them ALL!