Wren has trained for war since she was a child, but a secret bond with the enemy leads her to question everything she's ever known. Cast out by her family as a traitor, the fiery, alchemy wielding shape-shifter finds refuge in the arms of Ville, the raven-winged leader of the enemy clan. The two star-crossed lovers discover that the world they know is built on lies meant to fuel the war that has raged between the two clans for years. Wren and Ville’s relationship transcends the racism and stereotypes around them, as they seek to discover the real cause of the fighting. Armed with alchemy, attitude, and a six-shooter, Wren sets out on a journey of love, loss, and redemption that will change the world. EARTH AND SKY is a romantic fantasy set in a steampunk world of alchemist shifters and vampiric fallen angels. It has crossover potential, with appeal to mature young adult and adult audiences and is a perfect blend of romance, fantasy, and paranormal.

The war has ended, but the world isn't quite the peaceful utopia the Fallen emperor and Shifter queen had envisioned for their powerful mixed-breed children. Henrick knew there would be trouble when he followed his sister to a shady tavern on the border lands, but he never imagined his fiery twin's penchant for mayhem could be quite this bad. Drawn into his sister's mischief, Henrick helps her to elope with her human lover—a man of an outcast race, who is little more than a slave. But Henrick soon finds himself swept up in a taboo love affair of his own—and race and social class are the least of his problems. While attempting save the lives of his soulmate and his sister from the hands of slavers and air pirates, Henrick finds himself embroiled in the machinations of a madman—a Shifter bent on framing Henrick and Win's parents for the murder and starting a world war. Now he must journey into the desert wastes and through the infamous Floating City to save the ones he loves. A big brother's work is never done.

Caron is the strongest preternatural in the world. Or, so he thinks. Divine like him are balanced, empathic, and semi-prophetic. He can manifest spirit wings, perform magic, and shift to any form, human or animal. Why then, is he so powerless to help those he loves? Yun is a broken Shifter. Unable to control his powers, he puts everyone around him at risk as he loses himself to his beast more and more every day. What’s worse, he is doomed to love a man he can never have, one who loves him back but can only suffer as he watches Yun self-destruct. Sylvi is a Fallen Angel with no powers. Her stunted wings and lack of magic make her a burden to her aristocratic family and a target for the stronger preternaturals around her. She has long been convinced she has no place in the world, whether among her own kind or the powerless humans—until she meets a beautiful Divine who insists she is missing part of her soul. And he knows how to find it. Caron struggles to unite two opposing forces and re-unite two halves of a fractured soul. If anyone can succeed, it’s him. He is a Divine after all. But he soon runs afoul of a monster more powerful than anything he has ever seen. The creature Is the deranged result of a madman’s sick experiments. And he has plans for Caron and his friends that will make Caron question even his own place in the world. \\\Books in the Earth and Sky Saga are stand alone novels, complete by themselves. Subsequent books center around different characters in the Earth and Sky world.\\\