The Cobalt Heresy: Book I of IV On a distant world, across the vast river of time, the Journeyman High Wizard known at Jezran 'Cobalt' Wiegraf finds himself ensnared within a web of politics, intrigue, mystery, and lies - not the least of which has to do with his true identity, which he has hidden from everyone, including his new Master. Wanting nothing but to escape the oppressive Imperial regime, which holds the entire world in its iron fist, Jezran's attempted exodus from the Imperial City will have unintended detours for the young wizard and his entourage. Surrounding by 'allies' like Aemir the Desert Knight, Dancer the Half-Man, and Pi'Vari, House Wiegraf's Herald, he finds himself wondering if he can truly trust any of them...but he also knows it will be impossible to survive without their help. Before long, he finds himself face-to-face with an enemy seemingly plucked from the depths of his worst nightmares, and it will take every possible resource at his disposal to survive each deadly encounter with this dark, implacable foe. As the noose tightens around him and the paths of escape are cut off one by one, the Journeyman High Wizard will be confronted with a revelation which will set in motion a sequence of increasingly dangerous events - events which antiquity may one day come to know as: The Cobalt Heresy

The Cobalt Book II of IV Following the fateful events on the deck of the Black Ranger, House Wiegraf's youngest wizard must contend with an ever-growing cast of adversaries - with Arch Magos Rekir 'Crimson' Tyrdren seemingly at the heart of it all. With a cascade of shocking revelations which thankfully provide a clear course of action, but do little little else to clarify the situation, the frail wizard must navigate the dangerous politics of the Imperial City as his foe's all-encompassing grasp seeks to crush him - and all those near him. Desperate to be reunited with the only person he can truly trust in his strange, new world, he must first set out to rid himself of a dark passenger - one who would betray them all to the very forces they would escape. He must then travel the skies in search of prophecy, attempt to reason with his former enemy, and face the fury of a mad god...to say nothing of dealing with increasingly impatient in-laws. With a seemingly endless series of tests barring the path to freedom, his fate and the fate of those around him may indeed be decided by a reunion...but perhaps not the reunion he expects.