For over a century, exiled elves Velden and Faraki have sought to return home. Now, they may have a chance. If they can protect a healing stone from greedy blood mages, their goddess may grant their wish. Unfortunately, the humans have never been that cooperative. With missing memories, a dying king, and a pair of physicians who can’t decide whether they love or hate each other, the elves have their hands full. If they fail, it will be the end of days for everyone. Stone of Power is a 66k word M/M romantic fantasy with an Enemies to Lovers M/M Romance sub-plot. This book has a fickle goddess, a trickster who's lost his magic, an uptight physician who does everything by the book, and elves waiting for their fated mates. Come for the enemies-to-lovers HEA; stay for the elves! The humans' story was previously published as a 35k novella, The King's Physician.

Velden's forgotten dream was supposed to avoid disaster, not cause one. Alvarick's sunburns and scars prove he has no magic in his blood but won't stop the blood mages from claiming him as a plaything. When he's abducted during his last possible attempt to escape, he hopes for a quick death. Six centuries and goddess interference have turned Velden's wait for his fated mate into a nightmare, one he's certain is a lie. Their goddess wouldn't allow the most powerful elf ever born to bond with the weakest, not if she expects to defeat the blood demon. Alvarick's attraction to Velden, the dashing elf who dares to rescue him, overwhelms him with new emotions and uncanny access to Velden's private thoughts. If Velden must sacrifice himself to fulfill prophecy, Alvarick wants no part in it, but the curse on his skin leaves him powerless to prevent it. Circles of Light is a male/male epic fantasy romance with a happy-for-now ending. The fated mates couple's tropes are grumpy/sunshine, experienced/virgin, and reluctant hero/chosen one. This novel contains a misunderstood prophecy, a meddling goddess, and badass sidekicks ready to take the fight to the blood mages. Circles of Light can be read as the first book of the Farbonnur Elves series. If you start here, consider reading Stone of Power before Tower of Lies, though the six books in the Farbonnur Elves series are best enjoyed in order.