Digital Dreamtime Books

Myth and Magic

An Epic Fantasy thriller of myth, magic, and the Realm of Ancion in the first Age.

Cover of Hunters Moon, Book One of the Shadow Land Chronicles: a glittering ice dragon with huge icicle-fringed wings spread wide roars from a snowy rock before a frozen castle, framed by ice-capped pillars, under a huge full moon in a swirling snowstorm.

Shadow Land Chronicles · Book One

Hunters Moon

Whisperings of dead unicorns had sprung the King into action, forcing him to send his fastest riders and his most elite soldiers to investigate this rumour.

The death of one unicorn was tragic.

The murder of two, unthinkable!

Daylight cast weird shadows and shapes at the edge of the forest line, where they reined in their mounts, now heavy with sweat and snorting at the bit.

In no way were they prepared for the sight that awaited them.

Cover of Winter Moon: the frost-covered head of an ancient ice dragon fills the cover, its huge ice-blue eye with a narrow slit pupil staring out, beneath a full moon and falling snow.

Shadow Land Chronicles · Book Two

Winter Moon

Some secrets refuse to stay buried.

King Armand had climbed the 20 stone steps up to the main door of his parents’ room, exactly 25 times in 25 years.

Each year on this date, the King had to force himself up to the top floor of the Tarkine Castle, as a mark of respect to his mother, his father, and his youngest brother Rayn.

He had been robbed of all reasoning regarding their murders, and found it only got worse over time. Finding his family murdered, and no answers as to what happened on that fateful day, gave Armand no closure. He wanted answers that never came.

… Until he was handed a little blue soldier.

Cover of Blood Moon: a snarling werewolf crouches on a rock before a dark castle silhouetted against a huge blood-red moon, with ruined stone pillars on either side and embers drifting in the air.

Shadow Land Chronicles · Book Three

Blood Moon

The tournament is over, but the Shadow Lands are far from safe.

A young centaur’s killer still walks free. The Headmistress from the Tarkine Academy has never been found. And behind the roaring falls of Tobassa, a wild man in a coat of furs is guarding a secret of his own.

For King Armand, a battered little blue soldier is about to bring the past crashing home.

Some secrets are worth killing for.

Others are worth dying to protect.

Coming soon