Twenty books. Five worlds.

Series 01 · 3 books · complete

The Seventh Horn

The apocalypse is not a prophecy. It is a contract.

Apocalyptic geopolitical thriller · adult · for readers of Joel C. Rosenberg, Daniel Silva and Tom Clancy

The boy who sold water at the gates of Babylon grew up to be the assassin no government admits to hiring. Then the horns began to sound. The Seventh Horn is a three part end times thriller in which the apocalypse is not a prophecy but a project: seven engineered catastrophes, each matched to an ancient warning, each pushing two exhausted alliances closer to the war somebody is paying for. From the ruins of Babylon to blacked out capitals and the gates of the Caucasus, Samir and a scholar of Revelation race to prove that the end of the world has owners, and that a warning is not an instruction.

Series 02 · 4 books · complete

The Line of Cain Saga

Before the vampire had a name, it had a brother.

Dark mythic fantasy · vampire origin epic · adult · for readers of Jay Kristoff's Empire of the Vampire, Anne Rice, and mythic retellings with teeth

Before the vampire had a name, it had a brother. The Line of Cain Saga is a complete four-book dark fantasy epic that begins with the world's first murder, and follows what heaven's punishment created. Cursed to walk deathless beneath the first mark, Cain becomes something no scripture recorded: the first of the immortals, the origin of every legend whispered about the drinkers of blood. Across four volumes the saga follows a single bloodline from a dying campfire in the wastes, to a hidden kingdom lit by embers, to a world-spanning empire that worships its undying kings, and finally to the red collapse that devours it all. At its centre stand two figures bound across centuries: Cain, the marked man learning what his curse truly is, and Eliora, the woman who never knelt. A dark mythic fantasy of love, damnation, hunger and empire.

Series 03 · 5 books · complete

The Prophecy of Ruin Saga

A prophecy that was a warning. A hero who was a story. And beneath every road, the stones were listening.

Literary epic fantasy · for readers of Robin Hobb, Guy Gavriel Kay and Ursula K. Le Guin

A prophecy that was a warning. A hero who was a story. And beneath every road, the stones were listening. The Prophecy of Ruin Saga is a five book literary epic fantasy told across two ages of one world. In the age of the prophecy, a celebrated hero and the erased man behind him walk east into the design of their doom. In the deep past, a man falls out of a torn sky into a village that must decide what he is, and four blades are forged that answer grief with truth, forgetting, binding and mercy. The last book gathers every thread beside a failing cairn on an ordinary road. Quiet, humane and beautifully made.

Series 04 · 3 books · complete

The First Exile Trilogy

He was the first murderer. He was never allowed to die.

Mythic dark fantasy · biblical retelling · adult · for readers of literary vampire fiction and biblical retellings

He was the first murderer. He was never allowed to die. The First Exile Trilogy follows Cain from the field where the world's first blood went into the earth, across the flood that drowned the city he built, and down through every empire that rose and fell while he kept walking. A mythic dark fantasy of exile, hunger and the longest sentence ever passed, told from the first morning of the curse to the ordinary field at sunrise where the oldest question in the world is still waiting.

Nonfiction · Mansoor Ali Khan

Blood, Time and Judgement

In trauma, there are only three currencies that truly matter.

Nonfiction · trauma, austere surgery and the physiology of survival · by Mansoor Ali Khan

Far from the resources of the modern hospital, on warships, in field hospitals, at roadsides and in the wilderness, survival is decided by the blood a patient can lose, the time a team can buy, and the judgement of the clinician who must decide, often with too little of all three. Drawn from a career spanning operational military surgery, major trauma care and austere practice, Blood, Time and Judgement distils damage control surgery, leadership under pressure, training and expedition medicine into forty-two unforgettable lessons, each built around a single surgical aphorism a clinician can carry into the worst hour of their career. Written by a former Surgeon Commander in the Royal Navy with academic appointments in the United Kingdom and the United States, this is not a textbook.