An outbreak of strange curses and a kingdom in chaos... Leaves Lunette's young, cheerful, and sometimes ridiculous Prince Cricket one choice. He must set out in search of answers to protect his people. Begrudgingly, his best friend and protector, Lady Knight Ignacia, joins him on his quest. Along the way, they meet a dashing if not rigid young hero named Yoshi, who is bent on slaying monsters and upholding justice. Swords, and opinions clash as Yoshi and Cricket work together to solve the mysteries that surround them. But they must set aside their differences-and budding feelings-to find the culprit before the perpetrator can launch their next attack on Lunette and plunge the kingdom into darkness. Available on Wattpad.

A cursed prince. A journey toward destiny. Cursed twice over, Takayoshi has but one choice, find an ancient archive before his curse swallows the man he loves forever. His new friend Claudia-warrior, historian, sass-master all rolled into one-comes along for the ride. To find answers, Takayoshi will have to defeat monsters, learn to trust others, and face his own hubris. A frolicking LGBTQ+ fantasy novel steeped in action, wit, and all of the corniness. Perfect for fans of Terry Pratchett's Discworld, Neil Gaiman's Stardust, and William Goldman's The Princess Bride.

A war on the horizon. A love in peril. It has been five years since Takayoshi and Cricket last saw each other. Now, Takayoshi returns to Lunette to find a civil war on the horizon, and the man he loves in danger of losing himself to the magic running through his veins. Cricket has spent the last five years learning how to be the ruler Lunette needs. With his father now gone, he’ll soon be crowned king. One thing is certain, he doesn’t feel ready. Lunette is unsettled. Old grudges are coming to bear. And our heroes must decide to face them together, or alone. The Crown of Night is the third book in the four-part The Hair to Moondust saga. The Heir to Moondust is a frolicking LGBTQ+ fantasy novel steeped in action, wit, and all of the corniness. Perfect for fans of Terry Pratchett's Discworld, Neil Gaiman's Stardust, and William Goldman's The Princess Bride.