A Library Book
You don't have to buy an author's book to support an author. Requesting their book at your local library is the number one way of supporting authors, especially indie authors.
Libraries are the ultimate try-it-before-you-buy-it, and it costs you nothing to request a book from a library (especially with digital websites, you can request them from the comfort of your home!)
Not everyone can afford to buy books. Also, how many times have you bought a book only to realize it's a dud?
Try It Before You Buy It—at Your Local Library
Prefer physical copies? Or maybe you want an Audiobook? Request these titles at your local library. Also available via Hoopla and Overdrive.
Mythic Fantasy: A Lion's Head (978-1069401878), A Lion's Pride (978-1069401892), A Water Horse (978-1069666031)
Kidlit: The Eyes of Ess-Vaha (978-1069401847), Which Feeling (978-1069401809), Best Friends (978-1069401816)
For physical copies find all of these works, including direct purchase links, over at my Books page. Or follow the links below:
A Water Horse - The Lament of Saoirse (2026)
A Lion's Pride (2026)
A Lion's Head (2025)
The Eyes of Ess-Vaha - The Pink Eye Demon (2026)
Best Friends (2025)
Which Feeling (2023)
All Published by Ahasae Tharu Publishing.
*Last updated 31-August-2026
My love of books began at the British Council and Local Public Library. Some may think that having their book standing on a shelf, or buried among the greats, would make for poorer discoverability.
I've read all of Eddings, Nancy Drew, and so many classics. I discovered 101 Dalmations by Dodie Smith—still one of my favourite books to read and re-read. I discovered all of my forever favourite authors—Mercedes Lackey, Katherine Kerr, Tamora Pierce, Anne McCaffrey, Ursula Le Guin, Andre Norton . . . even Tolkien and Kipling through my local library. A good cover was enough to have me hooked on a series.
This is my happy place and my happy face. I'm hoping the RHPL will stock A Lion's Pride as well. --- Update: It has!
