In a world without magic, the sword reigns supreme, and those who live by it control the fates of kings and dynasties.
Ever since his brother died, Tristan has been a wreck; drifting from drunken stupor to hangover and back again in an endless dance. But when his irresponsible behaviour and bad attitude offends an important visitor, his father, King Albert of Mitteland, decides that enough is enough. He sends Tristan on campaign with a rough band of mercenaries known as the Lavender Company, hoping that life on the road will teach Tristan what it means to be a prince. Tristan marches, trains and fights with the Company, but just when he seems poised to turn his life around, disaster strikes.
As Tristan spirals out of control once more, he and the Lavender Company are forced to run for their lives in a desperate race across the kingdom. If Tristan is to survive, he will have to find a way to trust not only his new comrades, but also himself.
Set in a magicless world inspired by Medieval Earth, The Broken Prince is perfect for fans of fantasy and historical fiction alike.
Aboard Hades Station, families spend generations labouring in service to the Apollo Corporation. Those without money have only one path to freedom; glory as a gladiator in the arena.
Axel Murray, an orphan who nobody expected to achieve anything with his life, stands on the brink of earning his freedom. All he needs to do is win one last fight, and his debt will be forgiven. He’ll be free to compete in the more lucrative matches of the Galactic Tour and earn enough to buy the freedom of his girlfriend, Rose, the only person who ever believed in him.
But in his moment of triumph, Rose gives him some devastating news. She’s pregnant. Unwilling to leave his family behind, Axel takes action to ensure that when he leaves Hades Station, they’ll be going with him. But the decisions he takes to keep his family together may end up tearing them apart and condemning them to a lifetime of miserable servitude.
As well as editing a novel, I’m currently working on a couple of short story anthologies, so stay tuned for more information.
