THE LORDS OF HISTORY FANTASY SERIES
1986 London pulses with music, magic, and danger in The Lords of the West End. Bradan, an almost-immortal Celtic magician and singer for a pop band, accidentally awakens rival Fae courts during a forbidden Stonehenge performance. Ancient forces surge into the modern city, colliding with London’s neon lights and technology. To survive, Bradan is forced to rely on unlikely allies: a sharp-witted lawyer who sees through his charm, and the ghost of a Victorian thief whose volatile cleverness and unresolved history with Bradan make her both asset and threat.
Shadowing him are Tintagel, his wolf companion out of Norse myth, and Connie, the Southern ghost who haunts his Jaguar E-type.
The Lords of the West End is a dark urban fantasy about creativity, music, Faerie, and the clash between nature and modernity, this novel blends 1980s London glamour with ancient magic and supernatural danger .
A lethal conflict starts in Dark Ages Britain and ends in modern San Francisco, all in one conjuror’s lifetime.
A dark, modern fantasy where ancient Arthurian magic collides with San Francisco’s glittering tech world and an immortal survivor of times long gone must face the return of a Druidic power that once almost killed him—and might still end the world he’s come to love.
A mythpunk, psychedelic fantasy weaving Arthurian legend, 1967’s Summer of Love, Renaissance art, and modern academia into the story of an immortal magician battling ghosts, politics, creativity itself, and the Wild Hunt across fourteen centuries. A literary, time-bending fantasy for fans of Neil Gaiman, Tim Powers, and Roger Zelazny.
At the height of Miami’s cocaine wars, a magician pursues a fortune smuggling and woos a pretty musician while eluding drug cartels and the police.
In this thrilling fantasy, an ancient legend must confront a new kind of chaos, where the lines between magic, historical adventure, and modern crime are as fluid as the Gulf Stream. For fans of Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files and Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London.
OTHER FANTASY
“I’m always a thief, occasionally a pirate, and an enchanter when needed.”
Thiago doesn’t think of himself as a demon, but he is. He’s a thief too, and therein lies this story.
THE JINN AND THE TWO KINGDOMS is a richly imagined historical fantasy that blends 10th-century Andalusia with Middle Eastern mythology, following a brilliant woman scholar and a dangerous jinn outlaw whose fates collide over an ancient map to Sheba’s lost treasure. Perfect for fans of epic fantasy, historical adventure, and non-Western mythic epics.
Peter W. Blaisdell, Fantasy Author 