A magnificent coming of age story of a teenager who is thwarted into the fray of a magical world uncovering the truth about his family and battling darkness.

Will Ashthorn's life has always been strange though never strange enough until when he visited his grandfather's house for his birthday. It has been 50 years since Bill himself visited Dalwrith on a government mission during the Vietnam War. A new dark force has erupted and Bill is too old to fight it. After unsuccessfully recruiting his son Robert it comes down to Will who only ever heard stories of the strange world. After falling into a portal he only has a mysterious wolf to help him survive.

Here in Dalwrith, he survives with the help of a squire, a noble huntress and a distraught blacksmith to help him learn the ways of the world while uncovering the darkness that’s gripping the land. While uncovering the truth he helps rebuild the destroyed knightley Shinjik Order and investigates some magical murders.

In Dalwrith, a world that’s been constantly entangled with earth throughout the ages is captivated and fearing the rumors of an earthborn who hasn’t appeared in decades. Between creatures and different races, Will must learn to survive and beat the many villains such as a tyrannical king that see’s Will as a way to conquer, an entitled bully, a murderous necromancer, a mysterious knight with dark armor and a Dark Stranger that seems to be pulling the strings to destroy the world. Can Will save the day and live to make it back home?

Praise for Dalwrith

"I never read anything like that before."
— Beta reader 1 

"Like Harry Potter..." & "Well written..."
— Beta reader 2

"A captivating story a complete page turner for all ages. Purchased one for myself and bought three others to pass on to family members. Teenagers to adults, this book is a page turner. Articulate and definitely full of imagination. A five star rating!"
— Kelly Gallo

"...an exciting adventure for anyone who is interested in fantasy novels. As soon as I read the first chapter I was pulled in and curious to see what would happen next. It is well written and and suspenseful. The character Will Ashthorn is easy for young adults to relate to. I highly recommend this book. Gripping from beginning to End!"
— Barbara