My BOOKS
A Distortion of Fate
Calverous Curtaim learned a brutal lesson beneath the blade of his childhood hero: ambitious men will do anything—sacrifice anyone—to rise. Fourteen years later, Calver has embraced martyrdom as a means of redemption to those he was forced to leave behind. But first he'll have to break a monopoly on magical technology, evade a capture worse than death, and dethrone a dictator—all without succumbing to the insatiable bloodlust of his mind-djinn.
Amidst the chaos of failed plans and the search for answers, a forbidden act of compassion entwines Calver’s path with Raimee: a refugee with unthinkable powers, no control over them, and a total thing for him. As he tries to claw back control over his failing redemption, Calver plunges into a conspiracy far deeper than he imagined, while rekindling a hope for revolution… without war. At a crossroads of duty and destiny, he faces down the harrowing decision he never thought he’d make: choosing to stay alive.
A Distortion of Fate is the first installment in the Tapestry saga, a dark, political sci-fantasy reminiscent of Arcane and The Lies of Locke Lamora. Woven across four perspectives and a dozen timelines, Lindsey’s debut examines the motivations of mortals and the things worth saving as it barrels towards a deadly climax.
The Unfortunate Legacy of Mr. Hyde
The sun is always shining for Legacy Maelstrom. But there’s no place for a pacifist in a band of feminist die-hards. So, she feigns to get her thrills by pulling cons on the biggest misogynists in Alderbridge to give back to the Merry Maidens who raised her. Who needs to know that she falls in love with each and every one of her marks?
But Legacy’s alignment is brought into question when she meets Mr. Hyde, a retired druglord, who has more in common with a golden retriever than the ruffians she has stolen from before. As she helps him tie up the loose ends of his convoluted history, she unravels a better understanding for her own existential disposition.
With pressure mounting from the Merry Maidens, dare she express her unpopular opinion: that fighting for freedom just feels a bit overrated?
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Six of Cups
In the year 2063, living in an off-world forest colony is unforgiving. Especially for a single mother of six.
Catherine Li is a nondescript woman of middle-age working as a midwife. She is quiet, simple of dress and mannerism, and generally unnoteworthy. But there’s a rumor that, since her husband died, she’s begun reading tarot to make ends meet.
When a friend from old earth arrives unexpectedly at her doorstep, it’s quickly exposed that tarot is the least of Catherine’s secrets. Secrets she holds unyielding as the night holds the stars. With her past back to haunt her, Catherine is left with too little time to make a very difficult decision. If she fails, her children will be the ones to suffer - and she will bear any cost so that her pain will not become theirs.
Gunslinging for Two
When Angela Sanders finds herself expecting, the last thing she expects is Sebastian Jones, a brainwashed Nigerian refugee, to become her saving grace. But when trans dimensional monsters threaten to take over a Civil War landmark, he's the only one who can help her do anything about it.
Gunslinging for Two is the wayward tale of what really happens when a gunslinging bumpkin, a cultist, confederate reenactors, and government scientists walk into a bar tended by a go-lucky marine biology student. Hold onto your knickers, folks. Things are not as they seem.