Edited and updated version released June 2017 Book one of the Iron Breakers Trilogy. Ren Frayne is the bastard son of the Queen of Frayne, a title he’s more than comfortable with when it brings him limited responsibilities and all the luxuries of life he could ever want. But when the king and Ren’s half-brother, Crown Prince Hellic are brutally murdered, Ren is accused. Now, he is forced to flee the city together with the mysterious prisoner Anik who may know how to survive in the wild, but who seems to have an agenda of his own, one that may spell danger for Ren. Ren’s accuser now sits on his family’s throne, and things are about to get much, much worse. It may be time to seek help in unexpected places.

With their victory short-lived and enemies lurking around every corner, odds are stacking against Ren in his attempt to recover the throne of Frayne. Ren, Anik, and a handful of inexperienced soldiers are sent to Fort Endurance, Frayne's highest security prison. Forced to adapt to a harsh environment where only the toughest survive, Ren is unsure how much he can rely on Anik, who's battling demons of his own. When a message arrives signed with the mysterious fox sigil, Ren and Anik are forced to face truths for which neither is prepared. Endurance is the second book in the Iron Breakers trilogy.

Anik is gone and an army of white and gold approaches. Cornered inside Fort Llyne, Ren is forced to salvage what he can and follow Princess Evalyne's lead in an attempt to save his people and flee the fort. Left with no other option, Ren travels with Evalyne's army to the one place he thought he'd never go – across the border into Skarlan. Ren does everything he can to prepare for the battle that lies ahead and he must draw on Anik's teachings to help save his country and make his brother king. However, the sickness growing in Ren's lungs may kill him before he gets the chance. The Floodgates is the final book in the Iron Breakers series.