Progress means more than fighting.
I write LitRPG about practical problem-solving, crafting, exploration, community building, and people creating a future together.

Book One
Not Meant to Survive
At fifty-six, Mark is pulled into an unfamiliar world with no food, shelter, tools, or way home.
Pulled from his ordinary life into an unfamiliar wilderness, Mark has no supplies, no way home, and only a mysterious System to help him understand the rules. Food, water, shelter, and the creatures beyond his camp are immediate problems, but survival does not remain a solitary struggle for long.
There is danger, but Mark's biggest challenges are practical. As other survivors arrive, he discovers that his greatest strength is bringing people together, organizing resources, and building settlements that can last.
What begins with one man and a crude shelter grows into camps, outposts, dangerous expeditions, and the first connections between scattered communities.
Available now on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and in paperback.
Book Two is underway on Royal Road, with new chapters released Monday through Friday.

Now available
Project Civilization
A civilization-building LitRPG about people who combine Earth-born ideas with Astra's magic to build new lives and stronger communities.
Acen has tried before. Again and again, he brought people from Earth to Astra, hoping they would change his stagnant world. They adapted, survived, and became part of the civilization they were meant to transform.
This time, the System has brought new people to Astra and placed them on different paths. Their stories follow Gavin, Nikki, and Colin; Ben, Rachel, and Grace; and Sam as they learn, build, and create.
A handyman sees machines where others see magic. A young man sees new possibilities in magic. A woman questions why important information must still be copied by hand. A retired businessman refuses to let a Class decide what someone may learn. And a family begins building a new life for their children.
Earth-born ideas and Astra's magic will combine to create better tools, stronger communities, and possibilities neither world could have developed alone.