Etania's Worth

Cryptic power changes Etania's life forever...

Etania's new apprenticeship as a librarian is shattered when she fends off an attacker with Neuma, the hidden power she didn't know she had. When her father Jakin discovers Etania's gift, he wants to use her as a weapon to stop a threat rising over Tamnarae. Etania despises the idea of being anyone's weapon. However, the death of a family member forces her to act, setting her on a journey to save Tamnarae, find love, and accept her newfound gift.

Etania's Calling

Etania has a big secret...
Six months after she saves Southern Tamnarae, Etania's father returns from hunting Jazel. He asks Etania to travel north with him and use her abilities as a Vexli to capture Jazel, but there's one problem. Etania doesn't have any Neuma. It's a secret she's kept from Keyel and Jakin while overseeing the Changed.
Hoping she can deal with Jazel and return home without anyone finding out, Etania embarks on the quest. But the charming Prince of the north, Zaden, quickly discovers the truth. Can she trust this mysterious prince to keep her secret, or will lies lead to disaster?

Etania's Destiny

As civil war looms on the horizon, Etania must embrace her destiny or fall to darkness...
Before the war begins, Etania determines to stop it by any means necessary?even if it requires her to train the man who betrayed her. Then an unnatural darkness sweeps the land, testing friend and foe alike. Etania knows only her powers as a Vexli can end Damien and Narak's evil spell. Will Etania defeat the darkness or succumb to it herself?

M.H. Elrich is a Christian Fantasy author, reader, otaku, and teacher who wears too many hats. In her spare time (if she has any), she watches T.V. with her husband, rides horses, and travels to places with lots of trees. Her work has been featured in two separate books: Finding God in Anime and Where Giants Fall, and her stories have won several awards at the Kern County Fair.​ She is currently writing and publishing the Daughters of Tamnarae series.