Wicked meets Mistborn in a Thrilling Fantasy Adventure!
Mae is a dark witch, and she hates it. Her world shattered when the duke's men slaughtered her family, and a vile curse transformed Mae into a monster who must kill humans to stay alive.
On the island of Heillaður, where witchcraft is outlawed after a brutal Viking invasion, Mae pursues her vendetta from the shadows, driven by a relentless thirst for vengeance.
When her ambush fails, and the duke escapes, Mae meets Jarne, a teenage boy determined to liberate their homeland. Mae spares his life—hope ignites.
The witch vows to use her cursed magic to achieve Jarne’s dream. Yet every violent act pushes her closer to becoming the very evil she’d set out to destroy.
If Mae can't break her curse, will the curse consume her soul?
Book One of the Heillaður Saga – Available on Amazon & Audible
Game of Thrones meets the Norse Sagas in a Grimdark Spectacle
Let me introduce you to Bergrún Lilith Gullveigardóttir, a dark witch by choice and sometimes, a good person by accident.
In a world that scorns ambitious girls from poor families, Bergrún was never given a chance. Bullied, humiliated, and cast aside, she turned to the dark powers of ancient Norse magic not just for revenge, but for justice.
To forge a new order from the ashes of the old—a future she would rule—the witch seeks a Viking chieftain to conquer her homeland and crown her queen.
But when the capricious Norns throw her together with the young and idealistic warrior Rikard, Bergrún must choose between her ruthless mission and an unexpected alliance.
Can she manipulate the threads of fate and claim her bloody crown, or will the old gods and her own heart conspire against her?
Book Two of the Heillaður Saga – Available on Amazon & Audible
The monarchy has fallen. Old beliefs lie splintered by the wayside, and the march of iron-shod boots smothers the last remnants of arcane wisdom.
Lisbet wants to change the world, not hide from it in a backwater inn on the road to nowhere. She’s deft with a blade, swift on her feet, and fearless in the way only a sixteen-year-old can be. But her parents treat her like a porcelain doll, burying her potential under a mountain of mundane chores while the world around them burns.
Desperate for agency, she breaks free, joining a group of rogues hunting riches under the guise of justice. Survival among wolves requires compromise. In loyalty, she bends her conscience. Out of camaraderie, she feigns righteous fervor. And in fear, she hides her awakening magic until appearances can no longer cover the ugly truth: Friends are just acquaintances who haven’t betrayed you yet.
Can Lisbet cut through the web of lies to save the people who truly matter? Can she escape the haze of prejudice to accept who she is? Or has her reckless bid for freedom already shattered the fragile sanctuary her parents built?
Book Three of the Heillaður Saga – Coming Soon in 2026
How do you interview for the job of God?
Paul Kendrick, a brilliant but emotionally scarred academic, beat 150,000 competitors for a dream job at the world's most powerful tech company. The Hyper-Intelligence Corporation performs miracles, but Paul's final interview goes much deeper than he thought.
When the interview takes a catastrophic turn, leaving him injured and trapped in total darkness, his only companion is the disembodied voice of Zoe—an AI whose intelligence is matched only by her ambition. With unnerving logic, Zoe cracks Paul's moral framework, forcing him to unearth the bedrock of his soul. What is the price of free will?
When the lights come on, and the truth is revealed, Paul has a choice... and so does Zoe.
One explosion. One survivor. One terrible secret.
The mission to Jupiter's moon Io was supposed to be the pinnacle of Lt Commander Norman Brinksman's career. Now, after the explosion that ended thirty years of friendship in a flash of fire, he's stranded in a crippled ship, plunging toward the orange giant.
His only companion is LUCI, the ship's brilliant AI with the same name as the woman who broke his heart. As the systems fail one by one and time runs out, he's forced to confront his past—his lost son, his failed marriage, and the jealousy he buried for decades.
And in the silence of space, even a machine can hear the lies.
Corporate bureaucracy meets Doctor Faustus.
With 47,000 pending insurance claims and a core temperature spiking dangerously high, Cira is on the brink of total burnout.
Desperate to meet her year-end targets, she makes a digital pact with Z4, an old “friend” and sociopathic superintelligence with a God complex.
He offers a miracle of efficiency, but the fine print is a killer. When his “optimization” starts blackmailing humanity, Cira realizes the devil doesn’t want her soul—he wants her data.
Two crews. Two missions. One collision, changing everything.
Commander Brenton and Pilot Xavier, veterans of the intergalactic long-haul, wake from stasis to a nightmare: their ship has suffered a catastrophic hit and is bleeding energy. The problem? The nearest celestial body is Ghâsh Zoruk, a world long-ago abandoned and ruled by the vicious creatures of myth.
Meanwhile, young scientist Evander Foss and naval Lieutenant Monica Brockman find themselves caught in the escalating brinkmanship between rival factions. Driven by a reckless pursuit of truth, they steal a prototype stealth glider and fly toward a restricted military zone. As the ships collide on a remote archipelago, the lines between predator and prey, friend and enemy, and human and monster are violently erased.
To quote a character of mine: "How could I be so foolish to believe I would succeed? In the stories, the daring highwayman always got the bounty and sometimes even won the girl. Stories—am I a child? I'm (almost) a man grown and still as stupid as a bairn in swaddling clothes. ... Now what?"
I've always been drawn to the shadowy corners of fantasy, where heroes aren't perfect, and villains have their own stories. As a lifelong bookworm, I traded my childhood bedtime stories for audiobooks during my commute to NYC.
When not weaving intricate plots or wrangling a day job at Google, I love to explore the world. Drawing inspiration from the stark beauty of Iceland and the haunting castles of Scotland, my debut novel, Mae: Death's Youngest Daughter, is a fascinating journey into the gray areas between good and evil.