Fortress
2 primary works Complete
Book 1
Isaac knew little of the leaders who reigned in the epicenter of his home, the Fortress. That is until the day he was taken captive. Given a sentence of slavery to the Chieftess of the Fortress, Isaac’s only mission was to learn how to survive. But the task proves difficult since he carries the abilities his father always told him would lead to his death. From an early age Isaac was plagued by visions of the future. Yet, nothing showed him what his fate would be under his mistress, Kiatra. Should he reveal his abilities to her? Would she still want him in her service or would she sentence him to a worse fate?
As Chieftess of the Fortress, Kiatra struggles asserting her authority while her father still lives as Chief. With her half-sister undermining her moves and building mistrust amongst her people, how was she to secure her reign? Her growing affection for her slave was another reason for concern. Why was the man so compelling to her? Yet, why did it always feel as if he was hiding something? Was he truly a man she could trust, or would he betray her the second she offered him a chance at freedom?
Book 2
You will receive no more pardon. You will pay for your crimes against me.
Since discovering his gift of visions, Kiatra had little reason to doubt her slave's allegiance to her. Yet, there was something about Isaac that she did not trust. She was certain he was keeping something of importance from her, though this knowledge did nothing to suppress her feelings for the man. When Isaac is accused of murder, Kiatra must decide between her love for him and her duty as Chieftess of the Fortress.
After being falsely accused of murder, Isaac is forced to flee the Fortress and return to the people who abandoned him ten years ago. While battling with the new strength of his abilities and fears of facing his past, he struggles to understand the vision that has haunted him for five years. A vision of his death at the hands of his mistress. Would he be able to prove his innocence and save his life, or was his death by the woman he secretly loved inevitable?