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New Release

Book 1 of the Songs of Aryam YA Fantasy Series

Bound by a bloodline oath to defend the princess of Beldemar, a distracted teenage guardian scrambles to uncover the spirit weapon she needs to defeat the monsters slipping from the Shadows.

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Prequel to the YA Fantasy series, Songs of Aryam: a comic.

Meet teenage guardian Aryam Sinanan as she defends a strange newcomer against accusations of kidnapping and worse, all while trying NOT to fall head over heels for him. Rule # 1: Guardians DO NOT fall in love.

 

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My latest musings about my work, my process, my journey, and my inspiration.

A Chord of Silver Moons Q & A

Bound by a bloodline oath to defend the princess of Beldemar, a distracted teenage guardian scrambles to access her legendary spirit weapon to fight the creatures slipping from the Shadows. T-8 days until A Chord of Silver Moons is out in the world. I am so excited to...

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Mythology in Songs of Aryam

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Each path to print comes with its own set of pros and cons. When I first decided I wanted to become an author, back when I was 19 and a sophomore at The University of Michigan, self-publishing felt like the most natural thing in the world to me. I'd grown up writing...