The Dicrandia Chronicles

Magic no one believes in can still hurt you...

On a purple background, the cover of Songs of Healing--which shows a girl facing towards a dragon. In the background, behind mist, a mountain rises above, and a city sits below.
Songs of Healing is the first book in the Dicrandia Chronicles--a modern fairy tale that takes place in a constitutional monarchy.

Songs of Healing Amazon links: US link, UK link, Canada link, India link, Australia link

Purple placeholder cover for Songs of Innocence
Features Straltia as well as Sarah
A placeholder cover that says, "Songs of Joy"
The Third book in The Dicrandia Chronicles features Gen as well as Sarah and Straltia
A placeholder cover that says "Songs of Love"
The Fourth and Final book in The Dicrandia Chronicles

In the Dicrandia Chronicles world

On the cover: A mountain forms the background of the top, a city borders the bottom. Behind the title and a cloudy mist, a girl in a ballgown faces away from the viewer and toward a lavender unicorn that is rearing.
Steph and the Unicorn is a short story connected to The Dicrandia Chronicles

Steph and the Unicorn is a short story in the world of the Dicrandia Chronicles.

 

It takes place in the middle of Songs of Healing–during the week that Steph and Sarah aren’t allowed to have any contact with each other.

 

It is available free to anyone who subscribes to the R.L.S. Hoff Newsletter. (Note, this cover has changed, but it’s the same story.)

On a misty background that has a mountain at the top and city at the bottom, there is a blurb that reads: "She doesn’t have any magic, but magic is coming for her anyway." In smaller letters, below that, it says: "It should be the best night of Stephanie Montressor’s life. She just got engaged to her boyfriend, Andy. But after she spends the night helping her friend, Princess Sarah, deal a crazy influx of fairies, her dad notices her ring. He grounds her. Steph doesn’t have to put up with that nonsense—she’s eighteen, already! Out on the Bentralia city streets before dawn on a Sunday, Steph thinks her biggest problem is getting out of the cold. Then she sees the unicorn…" Next to the word unicorn is the picture of a light lavender unicorn.