"The Invasion" is the forth and final book of the "Secret of the Realm" series. Ragnar became obsessed with taking his great army across the Great Whites to conquer Estapan. This is the story of the war between Estapan and Bolsalvia and the survival of the characters in the first three novels of the series you came to love or hate. Come and take the final journey.

"Beyond the Great Whites" is the third of four books in the "Secret of the Realm" series. The Great Whites mountain range did not only separate two great nations, Estapan and Bolsalvia, but isolated them from one another. Ragnar, a Bolsalvian, was forced from his village and became homeless when he was just a small boy. This his journey as a young boy transforming into adulthood, overcoming many hardships as he matured as a great warrior and leader of all the tribes.

"Young Richard" is the second of four book in the "Secret of the Realm" series. Richard was only thirteen when his father, the King, passed away. Even before he was coronated as king, his jealous and cruel stepmother, Josephine, tried to have him murdered so that her own blood line would rule the kingdom. Ewart, the court wizard, protected the young king and helped the king find the truth about Josephine. Richard regarded Ewart as his closes friend and respected his council and wisdom. The young king needed to prove himself in the eyes of the kingdom and still survive the evilness within his own court. With Ewart's help, Richard matured into a powerful and fair king.

"The Great Caravan" is the first of four books in the "Secret Of The Realm" series. "The Great Caravan" is a love story with many twists and turns. Alexander and Victoria met for the first time on the caravan. Even though they came from different worlds, they discovered a world that they had not known before. LOVE. As their caravan pushed toward northern provinces, their strengths emerged together as they faced much tribulation and hardships.

The Forbidden Seed, which takes place in medieval France, is a story of intrigue, power and control, love and even murder. Stephane LaForte and Jacqueline York, passionately in love, are caught between the rivalry of two powerful lords. This rivalry shatters their world. France grows weary with anticipation of war as the conflict increases between the two most powerful lords of France, Lord William of Poitiers and Lord Hugh of Lusignen. Further to inflame their fury, dispute over a region called Fecond-Terre erupts between Lord Geoffroy, whom is sworn to Lord William and Stephane's father, with Lord Victoir, whom is sworn to Lord Hugh. As tension escalates between Geoffroy and Victoir, pressure between Lord William and Lord Hugh builds. France becomes a pressure cooker waiting to explode. After Lord Geoffory's murder, his manor descends into chaos as Young and inexperienced Stephane fights to maintain control, loosing the only woman he loves, Jacqueline, who is forced to marry Lord Victoir's son. This story is about Stephane's struggle to survive and his deep love for Jacqueline.

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"The Great Caravan" is the first of four books in the "Secret Of The Realm" series. "The Great Caravan" is a love story with many twists and turns. Alexander and Victoria met for the first time on the caravan. Even though they came from different worlds, they discovered a world that they had not known before. LOVE. As their caravan pushed toward northern provinces, their strengths emerged together as they faced much tribulation and hardships.

"Beyond the Great Whites" is the third of four books in the "Secret of the Realm" series. The Great Whites mountain range did not only separate two great nations, Estapan and Bolsalvia, but isolated them from one another. Ragnar, a Bolsalvian, was forced from his village and became homeless when he was just a small boy. This his journey as a young boy transforming into adulthood, overcoming many hardships as he matured as a great warrior and leader of all the tribes.

"The Invasion" is the forth and final book of the "Secret of the Realm" series. Ragnar became obsessed with taking his great army across the Great Whites to conquer Estapan. This is the story of the war between Estapan and Bolsalvia and the survival of the characters in the first three novels of the series you came to love or hate. Come and take the final journey.

"The Forbidden Seed," which takes place in medieval France, is a story of intrigue, power and control, love and even murder. Stephane LaForte and Jacqueline York, passionately in love, are caught between the rivalry of two powerful lords. This rivalry shatters their world.

France grows weary with anticipation of war as the conflict increases between the two most powerful lords of France, Lord William of Poitiers and Lord Hugh of Lusignen. Further to inflame their fury, dispute over a region called Fecond-Terre erupts between Lord Geoffroy, whom is sworn to Lord William and Stephane's father, with Lord Victoir, whom is sworn to Lord Hugh. As tension escalates between Geoffroy and Victoir, pressure between Lord William and Lord Hugh builds. France becomes a pressure cooker waiting to explode.

After Lord Geoffory's murder, his manor descends into chaos as Young and inexperienced Stephane fights to maintain control, loosing the only woman he loves, Jacqueline, who is forced to marry Lord Victoir's son. This story is about Stephane's struggle to survive and his deep love for Jacqueline.

"Young Richard" is the second of four book in the "Secret of the Realm" series. Richard was only thirteen when his father, the King, passed away. Even before he was coronated as king, his jealous and cruel stepmother, Josephine, tried to have him murdered so that her own blood line would rule the kingdom. Ewart, the court wizard, protected the young king and helped the king find the truth about Josephine. Richard regarded Ewart as his closes friend and respected his council and wisdom. The young king needed to prove himself in the eyes of the kingdom and still survive the evilness within his own court. With Ewart's help, Richard matured into a powerful and fair king.