The Davies Witches Saga

 Book One: Witches of the Dead Kingdom

Ensnared within a magical forest, a long-dormant sorcerer begins to stir...

Motoki, a mortal trapped in a world of monsters, has lived under the suffocating control of his stepfather. A drunken decision sees him escape through a forbidden one-way portal to Earth. But when his brother Gil's magic starts to fail, Motoki grows desperate to find a way back to Annwn. 

Louisa Davies, the only non-witch in her family, is struggling to keep her failing magic shop afloat. Abandoned by her cousin Erin — the one person she thought would never leave — she’s desperate to turn her luck around. When two otherworldly brothers ask for her help, she sees a chance to change her fortunes…so long as they can pay. The answer seems to lie in a magical forest that she was warned never to enter, but times are tough, and the Elder Council of Witches are starting to ask questions that could get her missing cousin into a lot of trouble.

Witches of the Dead Kingdom melds ancient Welsh mythology with modern-day magic, that asks the question: Just how far will you go out of love for your family — even when that family is a pain in your neck?

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The High Lord's Son, A Davies Witches Saga Prequel Novella

All Arawn Wanted Was A Moment of Peace and Quiet...

When Arawn, King of Annwn and High Lord of the Dead, sneaks into Earth for a bit of peace and quiet, he makes the most unexpected friend. Little does he know that, a decade later, Arawn’s new friend will change the entire course of his life.

A prequel story of The Davies Witches Saga, The High Lord’s Son answers the questions, “Just how on Earth did Arawn end up with a mortal queen and step son when Earth has been forbidden to the almighty Dhia for centuries, and what exactly was the price he had to pay to get away with it?"

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Coming Soon: The Last Blood Guardian, Book Two of the Davies Witches Saga

The dust has settled on Erin's little adventure to the Otherworld, but now she is home she discovers she has to make amends to a lot of people, not least her cousin Louisa. Her future is racing to catch up with her and she can no longer outrun it. She knows this, yet she cannot seem to shake the feeling that everything is just temporary and her life is about to go through another massive upheaval.

Motoki is alone for the first time in his life, and honestly the quiet, not to mention the dubious companionship of the kobold Heinz, is starting to drive him crazy. It is something of a relief when the Davies cousins come and fetch him, drawing him into their magical world and the mystery that shrouds their family. 

Meanwhile, back home in the Otherworld, Sorcerer Gwydion is free from the chains that ensnared him for so long, but his memories are refusing to return. At first he is content to rediscover the lands of the Otherworld, but over time it becomes plain that it is imperative for him to remember the past so he can protect the future. Will his memories return too late?