Book 12 of Myre: Mizar invades subterranean Eden gardens, conjures a dragon, suffers grave wounds while apprentice wizards summon ancient medical aid. Ideal for readers of science-grounded, martial, historical fantasy.

Final Myre novel: injured heroes, Queen Mattie leads a desperate raid to snowy Wespen Torn for the last spongos; apprentices must prove themselves in a science-grounded medieval epic.

Medieval epic with science-grounded magic: Queen Mattie raids an enemy capital to rescue a toddler amid a surprise baby, disguised student wizards, a heist, and intrigue. Book 15 of 18.

Medieval epic: three women defend Gyrmouth against Lamia’s raid; science-grounded alchemy, martial action, and technical realism—perfect for engineers, scientists, martial artists, and history lovers. (Book 13 of 18)

Book 10: Medieval epic fantasy where Mizar, Torch and baby wizards raid a king, abduct a genius healer; Queen Mattie confronts violent monks—science-rooted magic for engineers, fighters, historians.

Myre Book 9: The Prince of Shirewood — action-packed medieval epic where practical alchemy and engineering-powered magic fuels baby-wizards’ tour, battles, escapes, and romance; ideal for scientists, fighters, and history lovers.

Medieval practical-magic epic: Mizar trains young wizards in alchemy, combat, languages and sailing while survivor Susanna escapes torture to hunt her captors. Perfect for inventive, tough readers.

Myre: Book 3 — medieval, scientifically grounded epic following Mizar’s dangerous circus‑disguise mission to reach King Harry; perjury, courtroom peril, and an unexpected defender. For scientists, fighters, history lovers.

Myre Book 2: Mizar rescues thief Jenks, then storms Gyrmouth Castle with a two-headed green troll to save his captured daughter — a science-based medieval epic of alchemy, combat and history.