This twelve-part series shows that hope can grow out of despair, that the seeds of the future can come from the scars of the past, and a reminder that heroes aren't born —they are created.

A Brief History of the Kingdom

Long before the kingdoms fell into shadow, the Elven Queen was at war with the Dark Lord. So the Fates cast a Crown of Light to protect the Kingdom of Durundal from the coming darkness. When the Crown was shattered, its light was scattered across the land, waiting for twelve heroes foretold by prophecy—each destined to carry a shard and safeguard the bloodline from which the Chosen One would one day arise: the one who could defeat the Dark Lord.

As the Dark Lord and his twelve Disciples of Death march across the kingdoms, ancient alliances crumble, dragons awaken, forgotten magic returns, and every generation is drawn into a war that has been centuries in the making.

Across twelve interconnected novels spanning decades, destinies intertwine, kingdoms rise and fall, and the truth slowly unfolds. Only when every piece of the prophecy is finally revealed will the Kingdom of Durundal discover who was truly destined to defeat the darkness and end the tyranny of the Dark Lord.

The saga begins with Ajeya, a young woman who knows nothing of her true heritage. Alongside Dainn, a man unaware of his birthright, they are drawn into the heart of a prophecy and a mystery waiting to be unravelled.

One world. Twelve Books. Twelve Heroes. One prophecy that changes everything.

Books in the series are:

1) A Hare in the Wilderness

2) A Wolf in the Dark

3) A Leopard in the Mist

4) A Stag in the Shadows

5) A Moth in the Flames

6, 7, 8) Sorceress of the Sapphire

parts 1,2,3

9) Severn

10) Sable

11) Sagitta

12/Prequel) The Prophecy

The decision to write 12 books is no coincidence. The number 12 has long been seen as a symbol of harmony and completion, woven through religion, mythology, and the mysteries of the universe. It reflects cycles of wholeness and carries a timeless presence in astrology - making it the perfect vessel for this journey of stories.

When people read these books, I hope they enter a world they will never want to leave behind - a story that, when retold, reveals even more than the first time around.