Dear friends,

As promised, Luthiel’s Song Dreams of the Ringed Vale released Friday for Amazon’s Kindle and iphone readers.

A huge amount of work went into making this story one of the most readable and enjoyable digital books available. And since we are also most interested in making the ebook as easy for you to read as possible, we have priced it as low as Amazon will allow at .99 cents. (more…)

Hey guys! Hope all is well! Thought I’d let you know about an offer Barnes and Noble is currently featuring! For the next one-week period, with a special promo code, you can receive 20% off a single book. So it’s a great time to pick up “The War of Mists” if you haven’t already or even “Dreams of the Ringed Vale” for a gift!

Visit Luthiel’s Song 20 percent discount promo for more details today. Or else, just go directly to Barnes and Noble 20 percent off Luthiel’s Song and when you check out use the coupon code H4E7B3W. Enjoy!

Well I just received an excellent question from a friend on myspace. The question was — “what is the Luthiel’s Song series about?” I don’t think it’s one I’ve answered at all to any degree of satisfaction. I mean, I’ve talked about the first book to thousands of people, but I haven’t really mentioned much about the series itself.

Since we’re ramping up production on “The War of Mists” — the second book in the Luthiel’s Song series, I think it’s a great time to talk a little bit about the larger story. 

So for you all and for the young man who asked the question, here is my answer. I hope it is a good one! (more…)

On the World of Oesha, dragons grow only as they dream. So without a proper dragon sleep, it will remain small.

Melkion is in such a state. Though he’s hundreds of years old, he’s still quite small for a dragon –not much larger than an eagle. (more…)

The Vyrl of Luthiel’s Song. Fallen angels who once fed on dreams. Now forced to feed on blood. Once spirits of life and vitality. Now struggling to survive.

Can a Vyrl still feel love? (more…)

From out of the fortress came three riders. They were tall, taller than any elf, and the horses that bore them were eyeless giants. Their hooves were cleft — the tips shining like knives. One was red with black flecks, the second was paler than bone and the third was as the color of smoke. Seeing them, Luthiel was reminded of blood, death and burning. (more…)