Hooded Faybles Books

The stories of Hooded Faybles are told in third-person omniscient point of view. I chose this perspective because they are plot-driven, with a complex cast of characters facing staggering stakes that give them an epic scale. Still, the character arcs are detailed and play an important role as the series follows multiple characters delving into their inner lives, revealing the breadth of their emotional perspectives and personal growth.

Sisters of the Druidhood

I recommend the Sisters of the Druidhood series to young and older adults. This adventurous series, with its powerful themes of justice and overcoming adversity, is a compelling read. It does contain violence, most of which is alluded to. Still, some scenes are descriptive as they unfold into hardships and brutality caused by greed, power, and religious intolerance. The reading experience offers a poignant narrative that keeps you engaged as it delves into the struggles and triumphs of the unsung heroes and the growing companionship that binds them.

As the author of this series, I want to express my empathy for those who feel the anguish caused by discrimination. The sisters in this story, like many in our world, must transcend intolerance of their beliefs and gender bias. I hope this story’s portrayal of offensive acts offers support and understanding to those who suffer. Remember, you are not alone. Find your inner circle!

Warrior Witches of Fredegund

I recommend this series to young and older adults. With its main themes of transformation, good vs. evil, and personal struggles, it is a surprisingly uplifting read. However, it is, after all, a witchy fantasy that intertwines with adult desires and nethermost mischief, bringing touches of horror, violence, and sexual encounters, though not highly graphic.

My biggest Supporter, my partner Tony

Thank you, Tony, for all that you do! I appreciate your patience and all the tasks you do while I write. You are my knight.

Also, to my sweet writing kitties, Barbie and Bella Cruella, for their company while I work.

If you are interested, you can find my author bio on Amazon.

One more shout-out goes to Microsoft’s Copilot and Designer for the logo and images used on this website. As an indie author, my funds are limited. I greatly appreciate being able to create the novels’ atmosphere using their services. If I ever profit from these books, I’ll reach out to cover designers.

My writing is truly a labor of passion. Currently, a penniless passion. :))