The Goblin Series

Perched atop a moving mountain, the Goblin City teems with bloodthirsty cunning and ancient wonders. Getting in might be easy—surviving is another matter entirely.

In this darkly humorous fantasy world, politics is a blood sport, retirement plans don't include rocking chairs, and romance blooms in the most unexpected places. Humans foolish enough to enter goblin territory quickly learn that nothing is quite what it seems, especially when dealing with warlords who've survived centuries of assassination attempts.

No explicit content, but plenty of political intrigue, dark humor, and unconventional romance. In the Goblin City, survival demands cunning, and even the most innocent-seeming goblins conceal lethal intentions.

The Series

The Goblin General

When a weak human king offers brides to appease the goblin horde, the goblin king seizes his opportunity. He'll wed these sacrifices to his oldest generals—battle-scarred veterans whose time has passed. Two problems solved: keep humans in check while reminding his generals they're disposable.

There's just one miscalculation: these generals didn't survive decades of warfare by being stupid. And they didn't earn their scars by being merciful.

As assassination attempts and political schemes unfold around them, the tribute brides discover why goblin retirement rarely involves peaceful golden years. Meanwhile, the goblin king learns a valuable lesson about reading the fine print on marriage contracts—especially when your generals are more cunning than anticipated.

A Bloody Business

Ever do a good deed that came back to haunt you? Julep should have left the injured goblin by the roadside. Instead, she finds herself changing bloody bandages and dodging assassination attempts while her patient's equally dangerous henchmen "guard" her.

Artur's found gold, and not the kind hidden in Julep's cart. When her greedy family decides to cash in on their suddenly valuable relative, he does the logical thing: steals her right back and adds her to his treasure hoard.

Surviving in the Goblin City means learning new rules fast. Between rival crime lords, political backstabbing, and elderly goblin ladies who deliver mafia-style justice, Julep discovers that the castle cook shows affection by force-feeding people, assassins lurk in shadows, and Artur is proving to be far more than just another violent warlord.

When enemies start targeting those close to Artur, Julep must decide if she's ready to embrace this dangerous new life... and the possessive goblin who comes with it.

These Violent Delights

When Zelda inherits a magic castle, it comes with complications: ten half-starved soldiers, empty coffers, and a serious attitude problem. The castle drains her energy like a magical parasite, her half-sister wants her dead, and local tribes are betting on how long she'll survive.

At least the neighboring warlord is handsome... when he's not fighting off her other suitor.

The stakes rise when a monster-breeding cult leader decides to add "castle ownership" to her collection of body modifications. Between training flying squads, managing a clothes-obsessed castle, and keeping her uncle from dying gloriously in battle, Zelda's got her hands full.

Good thing she has a plan—it might be crazy, but that runs in the family. After all, what's the point of inheriting a magic castle if you can't make it move?

Praise for the Goblin City Series:

"Gaslamp fantasy meets traditional fantasy."

"Goblins could teach Machiavelli a thing or two!"

"The world building was rich and the characters engaging."

"The difference and complex dichotomy of goblin and human society is masterfully done."

"These books are an unexpected joy."

"I appreciate not having to wade through a blow-by-blow depiction of sexy times."

"Reminds me of The Goblin Emperor's political maneuvering mixed with Gail Carriger's humor."

"Perfect for readers who enjoy their fantasy with both brains and brawn."

"For fans of unconventional fantasy who like their magic with a side of snark."