Please Note! I will be pulling my Squire of War and Dragonsign books at the end of the month (Feb)! So by all means, binge read if you like, and I hope you enjoy :) You guys have been absolutely fantastic, thank you so much for being a part of my writing journey! I'm getting ready to take the next step, and if you'd like to continue the journey with me, please feel free to sign up to my mailing list! But don't worry, my tentative plan is to continue posting early drafts of my Dragonsign adventures and my litRPG adventures - BEFORE I do the final draft and take them down :). This way, my fans can continue reading here, and those who really liked it can do me the ultimate compliment of checking it out on Amazon as well! (Or just posting an honest review would also by super appreciated!)  Here is my mailing list if you'd like to know what I'm working on next, and as always, thank you so much for giving my stories a shot!  http://eepurl.com/cgQzy1                  All his life, Sorn had dreamed of living a life of excitement and adventure, free to shape his own destiny. He knew there were numerous lands to explore filled with exciting opportunities, wondrous civilizations just beyond the horizon. Countless realms his family would love to see in ashes, once great peoples forced to bend on broken knees before his clan. Sorn, however, was convinced that there was more than one way to amass his fortune, ways that didn't require burning all opposition to the ground. Yet pressure was mounting for him to take his destined place, his mother's eyes always watching. Only in secret could Sorn and his cousins plan their escape, and only when the most potent of rituals suffers the most catastrophic of failures did they dare to make their move. Even if the move was completely unexpected, and they were utterly unprepared for what was to come. Waking up in a land exotic and strange, the four youths embrace a world of wondrous possibilities where trade, treasure, treacherous nobles, and empires bent on conquest are all in play. They were to determined to make the most of it. After all, they could never go home.