The Grinning Woman

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My second book is now live on Amazon.

The second time around, the translation process and the editing went a lot smoother, allowing me to release the book way ahead of the initially planned release date. Moving on, I’m going to focus on finishing the second book in the Ezera series, and I already have a new title planned. I’ll release more information about it in the upcoming months.

In a society protected by the watchful Eye of the Guardian, a false sense of security leaves people prone to the villains lurking in the shadows among them. Especially when such villains come in the form of a beautiful woman clad in chic scarlet clothes and wearing a glistening smile on her face.

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I’m happy to announce that I’ve finished translating my second book (The Grinning Woman) and now moving into editing. I’m progressing faster than I initially anticipated, so I’m updating its release date to this month and then moving the release of my third book (Ezera 2) to the upcoming fall.

Ezera: The World of Mages

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My first book is now live on Amazon.

I’m excited about the release, and I’m now going to shift my focus toward translating and editing my second book, which is set to release upcoming fall.

Among all the races of the world of Ezera, eris are the only ones with no magical ability, which leads to them being shunned and discriminated against. However, the situation starts to shift with the appearance of the first magician of eris descent. Rumors are going around, talking about rebellion and upcoming change. But underneath it all, something even more sinister is brewing as Chaos and eldritch horror loom in between the folds of time, willing to stretch out their hand and bend the entire world of Ezera to their bidding.

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Beginning

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I welcome each and every one of you to my humble little corner of the internet as I’m preparing to release my first book very shortly. It’s been a long journey, writing all the chapters, translating them to English, and then going through them all over and over again – editing and improving the text little by little – all by myself. I learned a lot, and the experience I gained will help me to streamline the process and keep my future books coming at a steady pace. While I have no idea where this journey will take me, and if anyone will even read any of my books other than myself, I have no doubt in my mind that I want to keep doing this for the rest of my life.