Violet Moon Series

At fourteen years old, F'lorna must present her Adoration to Ra'ash. Though a singer by design, she chooses to dance rather than risk hurting the tender feelings of her birth friend.As F'lorna prepares for the Double Moon Ceremony, marking the closing of her Eternal Memory, storms begin to...

At 14 years old, F’lorna must present her Adoration to Ra’ash. Though she is a singer by design, she has chosen to dance to avoid hurting the tender feelings of her birth friend. As F’lorna prepares for the Double Moon Ceremony, signifying that her Eternal Memory is now shut, storms begin to build across the lands of Rodesh and the villagers must prepare for the great change that is coming. Life is more than simply song and dance. Destiny cries out!

F’lorna finds herself in a distant land, fighting to unlock memories buried deep within her. As sages and chieftains fight to claim her identity, she walks in a power that commands her to rise from the darkness. F’lorna’s long lost friend Raecli battles thoughts of depression and wonders if life as a highborn Sand-shaper is worth living. However, hope finally arrives as a friendly traitor, and she embraces a purpose beyond her grandfather’s demand of marriage.

F’lorna finds herself in a distant land, fighting to unlock memories buried deep within her. As sages and chieftains struggle to claim her identity, she discovers a power that calls her to rise from the darkness.F’lorna’s long-lost friend, Raecli, battles depression and wonders if life as...

As F'lorna tries to readjust to life as a River-dweller, she feels the battle of two Eternal Memories raging inside of her, filling her with shame and confusion. She fears sleep, trying to stay busy teaching River-dwellers and Marsh-landers the Swordcraft Adoration. The Marsh-landers begin to...

As F'lorna tries to readjust to life as a River-dweller, she feels the battle of two Eternal Memories (River-dweller and Lake-keeper) raging inside of her, filling her with shame and confusion. She struggles with depression and the fear of sleep, trying to stay busy teaching River-dwellers and Marsh-landers the Adoration of swordcraft. The Marsh-landers begin to thrive in their new home, and they adopt the previously unknown material of steel that F'lorna introduces. Raecli finally accepts her life as a Sand-shaper, and delicate embers of tenderness between her and the landowner's son emerge