Three books. One destiny.

From the moment Jaxon discovers the Prophecy Stone, he’s thrust into a battle that spans mages, dragons, and alien invaders known only as The Hatred. Across betrayal, visions of death, and the search for the legendary Nothing Stone, the fate of worlds hangs on his choices.

Epic fantasy collides with sci-fi warfare in this complete trilogy—a saga of power, prophecy, and sacrifice.

He wakes in the dark beside a woman he doesn’t remember, to a phone call about a debt he never took out and an MRI he can’t recall. By the end of the day, his parents are dead, agents are hunting him, and reality itself begins to fracture.

Because tomorrow never comes. Each time he sleeps, the day resets. As memory blurs and causality bends, he realizes he isn’t losing his mind — he’s becoming something dangerous. And someone has already decided that evolution must be controlled

Spacebar is a fast-paced, darkly comedic sci-fi adventure set in a grimy space truck stop where a high-stakes poker game spirals into chaos. Aliens, androids, and outlaws bluff and battle their way through secrets, schemes, and the ultimate twist—where no one at the table is quite what they seem. Zero gravity, zero rules, zero sanity.

The Prophecy Stone is the explosive beginning to The Stones of Mana Saga—a genre-blending tale of magic, mystery, and cosmic menace. When an ordinary young man named Jaxon stumbles upon a mysterious stone, he’s thrust into a hidden world of mages, ancient orders, and futuristic alien invaders known only as The Hatred. But destiny is a dangerous game, and the stone he carries might just be the key to saving—or ending—everything.

Recommended for ages 16+

(Not suitable for younger readers)

Contains:

• Strong language
• Graphic violence
• Themes of war, trauma, and revenge
• Dark fantasy & sci-fi elements

The Focus Stone picks up the pace in The Stones of Mana Saga, diving deeper into the chaos unleashed by Jaxon’s destiny. Haunted by visions of death and burdened by the powerful Focus Stone, Jaxon’s grip on reality begins to slip. As war ignites with dragons, and unlikely allies emerge, the line between prophecy and madness starts to blur. Power has a price—and Jaxon is paying it in full.

Recommended for ages 16+

(Not suitable for younger readers)

Contains:

• Strong language
• Graphic violence
• Themes of war, trauma, and revenge
• Dark fantasy & sci-fi elements