Briar Lynch's Literatures
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Book 4 of The Ainrann Chronicles
Two groups of heroes come into contact thanks to a mysterious series of events transpiring against them the likes of which Ainrann has never seen before. Human, arkian, janjiran, and mekana alike must fight to protect the only families they have, but the heroes soon discover an ancient history more crucial to the fate of the world than anyone in this war could have ever imagined.
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Book 3 of The Ainrann Chronicles
Robin Steele, along with his arkian friends and girlfriend Briar Lynch, have made a new life together. But the peace is interrupted when they stumble upon a group of human settlers who struggle to stay alive in the aftermath of a destructive war. As friendship clashes with racial differences, Robin's own people and the arkians he calls family are now forced to make an uneasy alliance when they both end up sharing a common enemy.
This story contains graphic violence, and as such, it isn't suitable for children.
Book 1 of The Ainrann Chronicles
Fleeing from the corrupt law he once served, a former police officer, Robin Steele, finds himself in a primeval world that has never been discovered. However, he meets and befriends a cave lioness girl named Briar Lynch. As the two work together to survive, they discover that this world is holding secrets greater than either of them could have imagined.