With great power comes your past incarnations and future self playing chess with your existence. Her whole life, Kylie Rae had been concerned with appeasing her demanding, achievement-focused mother while enjoying an otherwise peaceful teenage life of sleeping late and hanging out with friends after school. That all changes after she learns she’s the reincarnation of a destroyed magic kingdom’s crown princess after she and her two closest friends end up in a life-threatening situation. Now she has her past incarnations and somehow her own future self as distinct consciousnesses in her head, each with their own agenda — one that doesn’t necessarily line up with Kylie’s own interests. Even worse, her past two incarnations were killed by the same man… and he’s coming for her next. If she doesn’t adapt to her new life of magic and secrets, making A’s to appease her mom will be the least of her concerns — she’ll be just as dead as the incarnations body-sharing with her. Riyati Rebirth is the first book in a new adult/adult contemporary, low dark fantasy series that seeks to explore themes of identity, legacy, generational trauma, and finding your own path in life. The series is set in the modern day fictional Southern US town of Opal Pines and includes multiple first person perspectives with characters across a range of queer, neurodiverse, and socioeconomic statuses.

Fantasy with romantic elements. Book 1 in the Craerenth series. A new dynasty remade the old world... and her family wants to join the winners. By marriage. The kingdom of Craerenth had been ruled by an austere and bloodthirsty leader for as long as Lady Julia Milburn had been alive. Perhaps, that was why she had made the decision that blighted her life for the years to come. Now there is a new king on the throne - a golden prince, some say, a hero from tales who vanquished the evil. But Julia is not destined for his bridal bed - she cannot be, not with her reputation ruined so thoroughly. She is instead arranged to marry his grim younger brother, Lord Athelstan Waite. The pale, the stern, the unwanted - a man far more comfortable on the deck of a ship than in the polished chambers of the palace. Perhaps, that was why Lord Waite's glamorous brother had sent him off to the bleak seaside castle of Grey Harbour - and his new bride with him. Just in time to combat the threat of warlike northerners worshipping eldritch gods.