After a stint in anger management therapy, the last thing I need is a crazy hot guy abducting me off the street. Especially when he accuses me of plunging his homeland into a war with a dragon army. Clearly, he needs professional help even worse than I do... Only, everything he accuses me of sounds a lot like the angry doodles I've been drawing in my therapy sketchbook. But if this isn’t just another stress-induced episode, does that mean I really am an Ink Mage? Could I really possess the power to change the world with a stroke of a pen? And what’s the crazy hot guy going to say when he realizes I have no idea how to undo what I’ve done? Ink Magic is a full-length sword & sorcery fantasy, and is the first book in the Pen & Sword series. It ends on a cliffhanger and is recommended for 18+ due to language, violence and sexual situations. Other books in the series due out in 2021: Book 2 – Ink Queen. Book 3 – Ink Inferno.

I’m bonded to a handsome prince. Sounds like a fairytale, right? The only problem is, I unmade his father, and I’m trapped in the tomb of a dragonlord. As an Ink Mage, I should be able to draw my way out of tricky situations. But the rules of magic don’t seem to apply to me. If they did, I might be able to give the dragonlord the freedom he wants, and find my way back to my hot gargoyle prince. It doesn’t help the dragonlord’s magic is messing with my head, conjuring dreams that feel more like memories. And not my memories, but those of the long-dead and all-powerful Ink Queen. I need to get her out of my head, especially since she’s my prince’s sworn enemy. The only catch? She was the dragonlord’s fated mate and he’ll do anything to bring her back to life. Ink Queen is a full-length sword & sorcery fantasy, and is the second book in the Pen & Sword series. It ends on a cliffhanger and is recommended for 18+ due to language, violence and sexual situations.