Pranym is the energetic force of consciousness that permeates all things. Everything is made of Pranym and it surrounds us everywhere, even on the Earth realm. Authors can connect with and physically transmute Pranym energy into light, fire, purification, and more.

The Authors are a race of energy-wielding human-like beings that live in the realm called Eramanthia. In the distant past, humans following Taratys Tar Z'Avin became enlightened, and their connection to The All became part of their physical bodies. This allows Authors to directly manipulate energy, or Pranym, as well as connect with The All in their inner stillness during meditation. Their descendants were all born with these abilities.

The All is the sum of all Pranym everywhere, and is an ancient consciousness. We are all made of Pranym and are part of the collective energy, The All.

The Earth Myth is the first book in a romantasy series, and it contains romantic scenes including descriptive sex. These open-door love scenes are more sensual and emotional rather than graphic or gratuitous. The Authors of Eramanthia also explores multiple-partner romantic relationships (M/F polyamory) that develop slowly across several books as the four main characters learn to accept their tangled fates. The plot-centric and character-growth focused relationships are based on trust, shared purpose, and are rooted in love and sacrifice. This expansion in the romantic relationships does not begin until the second book, but the setup comes at the end of The Earth Myth and readers who are averse to this should be aware.

If your must-have tropes include unnecessarily combative heroines, male main characters that play fast and loose with the heroines' emotional safety and physical agency, questionable consent, or plenty of torture for no reason, The Earth Myth may not be for you. In my books, the heroes are green flag, the heroines are growing into their divine feminine, suffering has purpose, and the spice is ALWAYS consensual.

Trigger Warnings: As most fantasy and fantasy romance books do, The Earth Myth covers a variety of topics sensitive readers may want to avoid. While this book is extremely mild when it comes to potential triggers compared to other fantasy romance novels, here are some to be aware of: some references to rape and prostitution (NO graphic depictions of either!), childhood illness and child death (again, NO graphic or detailed depictions), family and marital violence, violent loss of parent. I do not enjoy excessive violence, so descriptive violent moments are relatively brief and sparse. Please also read the above question and answer regarding my approach to on-page sex and relationships in this series overall.

If you love smart, determined heroines with a rebellious streak who own their feminine power, you'll love The Earth Myth. If you love multi-dimensional heroes with depth of character and authentic struggles who stand up for and strengthen their women, you'll love The Earth Myth. If you're looking for a diverse cast of characters who are truly unique to themselves, you'll love The Earth Myth. If you want to see characters go through intense transformation, you'll really love The Authors of Eramanthia series.

The Triptagolon is a three-headed flying beast much like a dragon. After the Authors of old used the portal to Earth, the ensuing energetic contamination contributed to the rise of this rage-fueled, fire-breathing destructive force capable of decimating an entire continent. You'll learn the lore of the Triptagolon in Chapter Two of the Earth Myth.

The kolshyk are large winged felines found all over Eramanthia. These panther-like creatures are friendly and enjoy interacting with Authors. However, they resist domestication and one should never, ever try to capture or corner a kolshyk.

The Authors of Eramanthia will have six books in the series under the current plan. Book One, The Earth Myth, is pending release in Fall 2026. Book Two is in edits and is expected to be released in early 2027.