Sibylline Saga

Beware, beware the Child, who has no need of tales.​​​​​​​She'll turn your hand and smile, the wild thing unveiled. Gwenna was born the Child of Prophecy, a plague of coercion and telepathy to be unleashed upon the world. But this fate was thwarted long ago. She was sent away, under the care of an elderly scholar named Michael, to grow up in isolation in the Sacred Wood - far from anyone she might hurt with her heinous abilities.Gwen has known only happiness in the Wood, content to run wild forever beneath the ancient, gnarled trees. But when a band of travelers are ambushed by thieves, Gwen and Michael are caught in the fray. On that dark night, Gwen's isolation comes to an abrupt and violent end.Injured and afraid, Gwen must rely on a group of emissaries traveling north to the capital. But their enigmatic leader, John, seems to already know her. And with every step she takes away from her beloved Wood, Gwen grows more certain that there is more to her history - and her prophecy - than Michael ever told her.No more lies. No more decisions made for her. Gwen is the Child of Prophecy, and the time has come to take control of her own story.

In your hour of greatest need, look deep into the West. Rooted firm in myth and mist, that's where the Giants rest.Nora has lived in the shadow of the Mountain her entire life. It looms over her quiet town to the west, the resting place of the ancient Giants. No human has ventured on that sacred ground in centuries.But her country is at war, and Nora has received her first mission as a cartographer: Using the forbidden archives to guide the way, she is to climb the Mountain, find the fabled Clarion, use it to wake the Giants, and end the war once and for all. It's a mission of desperation and faith, and Nora doesn't hesitate to accept.The stoic ranger, Eoghan, stays by her side, charged with keeping Nora alive in the wilderness of the Mountain. Eoghan is certain the Giants are little more than myth. But when they find the Clarion right where Nora's archives indicate, he begins to believe the impossible. His job is to get them both safely to the peak. But if the Giants are real, it may be safer to go back down.

There he gathers to him the laughing, loving Dark.But restless spirits cannot live on simple human spark.When Gwenna hears a siren call in the night, she travels to a far distant country across the sea to discover its source. There, she encounters the great stone Giants of Lujor and a prophecy that could end it all.There is a hole in the universe – a breach into the void between worlds – and Gwen will do anything to find it before it's too late. Her search leads her to Amau, where a tightly knit family led by Arlo, called the Dragon, is waging war against the south. But the Dragon's family has a secret, one they've faithfully kept for over a century. And it's a secret Gwen will discover, even if she has to start a clandestine war of her own to do it. Because as terrifying as the Dragon and his armies may be, that's something Gwen has little interest in – just another war among men. What truly scares her is the lady upstairs, the gentle, soft-spoken wife of the Dragon, with golden hair and eyes as empty as the space between trees.

Believe everything you hear about the Old Kind. That way, you'll never be caught unawares.A grieving flax spinner descending into madness. A fiery rebel stuck between land and sea. Two sisters, divided by faith and determination. An immortal man, and the ravens that watch him from the trees.The Old Kind lurk at the edge of these stories. Almost gone, but never forgotten. The Weaver hungers for life and magic. The Mermaid aches for her family. The Shadow Wolf stands guard at the door. And Death gently waits at the end.These four stand-alone tales – The Glass Wheel, Bluewater, Starsong, and Raven's End – explore the overlooked corners of the Sibylline Saga universe. These are stories of hope and healing, where the bond between sisters, the bravery to truly feel, and steadfast love can conquer all.