The Broken Crowns Series

Only the first book is published by Luna Eden Publishing. 

Paperback - RRP £9.99 

eBook - RRP £1.99

After centuries in disarray, the continent of Erosil is on the brink of war. The King of Estron has seized the city of Runo, and his rival has no option but to take action. The King of Jacarcia rallies Erosil behind him to reclaim his home and avenge his sister's death.

A smuggler, brought up by the Frost of Tress, is captured and brought to Estron. He claims to be the missing Prince Solomon, heir to the kingdom. The king has another heir, however, one who is determined to leave a greater legacy than both his supposed brother and his father.

The First Prince of Jacarcia is captured by the forces of Estron, relying upon his father's elven allies to save him. He vows that upon his release, neither of his rival princes will ever join Man's Lands.

Ungodly forces begin to rise again in the shadows. The Grandmistress of the Uplifted takes it upon herself to save Man's Lands and the man she once called husband.

As the Lands of Man make war, dragons awaken, and the Mistwalkers rise once more. The princes must embrace their destinies at the cost of all in Erosil.

3 book series available via Broken Crowns Fantasy 

Book One - Same as the 2025 Edition - no map

Book Two -  The Lands of Man have been united for the first time in centuries under Rufus Viator’s coalition. However, the unity balances on the edge of a knife, as the Dragon King returns from the north and the Jackals continue to burn the south. The fate of all in Erosil lies with the gods, as each among them picks their champions.

Book Three -  Carlof Crowbeak had once thought himself a child of criminals. Raised an exile on the isle of Tress, surrounded by the mystical Langwyth, he had never questioned his heritage. As Tress and the rest of Erosil fell into carnage, the truth appeared: Carlof was the missing firstborn son of King Ranulf of Estron, a kingdom he had been raised in fear of. He had endeavoured to restore his place as a prince at the behest of his mentor, but the gods had other plans. 

This story is now featured in 'The Draynesiris Saga'