Taylor and Joy are paying a visit to their Uncle and Aunt. Arriving in Stanford in the Vale they expect a quiet holiday away... More > from the buzz of school. It is not to be. Soon they are thrown into the midst of a centuries old mystery involving ancient riddles, Richard the Lionheart and the real Uffington dragon. < Less

The Tynasian Sequence Volume I: THE EYE embodies the spirit of adventure in a richly drawn fantasy world where city-states... More > wrestle for power in the void left by a fallen empire. It is a time of political intrigue, of swordplay and the warmongering of kings. A place where religious fanaticism meets more liberal minded cultures head on in bloody conflagration. Yet within this world is another, more intimate realm where the human spirit endeavours to conquer new heights. It is a time of opportunity and change, where fortunes can rise and fall on the whim of Fate. Where love can surface from the most unlikely of sources.

See also: The Crystal of Mamanoth The Tynasian Sequence Volume II < Less

Anthony Farraday thinks life is fine. Living in an apartment in London he leads a fairly uneventful lifestyle. That is until... More > he reads an article in the newspaper that piques his interest. Life is suddenly anything but dull.

In this novel Fantasy and Horror writer ROBERT J CLARK has produced a tour de force of interpretive fiction.
The Angel of St Phillips is an evocative work of fiction with dark undertones that delve disturbingly deeply into the world we know. < Less

Civilisations may pass in oblivion but that does not mean they are not still, in part, aware and their legacy is often dark... More > and warlike.

This epic tale spans an entire world and many decades and is part adventure part love story. An absoute must for followers of the Tynasian Chronicles. < Less

Prequel to the Trover Tales, Temple of Dreams tells how a young and desperately unhappy, Gron Zuq meets up with Jasper... More > Longbarrow and sets out on a quest that changes his destiny forever. < Less

The third volume in the Tynasian Sequence. Four days have passed since the Crystal of Mamanoth was snatched from under the... More > arch-mage Bathmar’s nose; four days of peace and tranquillity; almost a return to normal.

The adventure continues in The High Priestess of Lanca.

For Synak the days have proved revolutionary as for the first time in his life he has found love. Elinia, the dark, slender and plain servant girl he rescued from the Temple of Gark has stolen his heart. The future, it would seem, looks rosy.

Then, upon returning home after a night of relaxation at the Golden Vial, Synak discovers the house ransacked and Elinia gone. As he and Tass Harmon try to unravel the mystery a magical presence manifests itself. It is Sorrothar, Bathmar’s demon familiar. The deal is simple; return the crystal or Elinia dies. < Less

The Tynasian Sequence Volume IV. The High Priestess of Lanca is a sweeping Fantasy adventure that intertwines a love story... More > with political intrigue and religious aggression. It forms part of a suite of four books that are collectively known as the Tynasian Chronicles.

The Tynasian Chronicles conclude with Shadow of the Black Keep. < Less

An old man is murdered. The entire stock of the highly lucrative Valcothian Red wine is stolen and the city of Valcothe... More > decends towards anarchy. One man and his servant set out to find out why and embark on an enthralling epic adventure that culminates in a battle for democracy. The Trover Tales Volume I, The Tynasian Sequence Volume VI. < Less

The Breath of Haibar is a parody merging the Fantasy and Murder Mystery genres. It is set in an alternate reality where... More > dragons and not men have gained the upper hand. Men have, so far as anyone knows, been hunted to extinction, although there are always rumours of new sightings appearing in the press. < Less

The Tynasian Sequence Volume II: From the heady heights of Corag Trymath to the dingy depths of Wineskin Alley, the city of... More > Tynash lives and breaths. Not just through the opulent splendour of her buildings, nor through the less salubrious dives of her dark alleys, but also through the people who live, work and play there. These are the start of their tales, told through the voices of nobles and thieves alike.

The adventure continues in The Earthworks at Rimin. < Less