Completed Manuscripts
Below are my projects which are completed, polished, and still available for request via the contact form on the home page. I have removed a couple after recent interest, but don’t worry - I’m always writing more.
Meredith teams up with two ex-rebels to piggy-back the heist of the century to smash the coveted artefact than governs who lives and dies.
CHARMLESS
YA Fantasy. Mental health & LGBT rep. 96,000 words
On revise resubmit.
Meredith has never had much control over her life. Her lack of magic puts her at odds with the charms, spells, and potions necessary for daily living, and to top it all off, her low-worth means she graduates school with a death sentence: 60 days, and she will be sacrificed to the orb that powers the world. What a privilege. With her orb-loving brother convincing her to have faith in the ways of magic, she’s swiftly added to the queue of daily sacrifices needed to power the orb and doesn’t know what to do.
Until she meets possibly the worst two rebels to ever threaten the system: Torren and his long-time crush, Luke. The reckless pair were banished from the research academy pledging to end the sacrifices, but not before Torren overheard their planned heist of the orb, including nefarious intentions to turn the sacrifices into a soul experiment instead. Both foolhardy and unable to stop flirting with each other, Torren and Luke favour logic and research over blind faith—but torturous experiments are too intense for their likings. They realise the easiest solution is just to smash the damn thing.
When the boys meet Meredith, they plot to align her ceremonial murder with the heist so she can piggy-back the chaos and smash the orb! In between brewing up illegal potions and performing risky spells, they find their plan on and off track, right up until the last moment. But when Meredith’s faults and weaknesses becomes a source of ultimate power, she finally has a chance to do whatever the hell she likes, including taking revenge on a world that’s shunned her—unless her new friends are enough to help her work through her pain and save her from becoming a tyrannical villain.