⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Themes of faith, sacrifice, divine purpose, and the struggle for balance underpin her odyssey in a world filled with magic and chaos. The prose is a delight in itself. … The Calling of Cusps blends mythic storytelling with allegory, such as the Owl as divine guidance, and the Woild’s signs giving spiritual insight. … From the exquisite prose and the complex characterization to the meticulous world-building and the spiritual undercurrents of the story, this tale is a page-turner.” Read the full review on Readers’ Favorite HERE.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
-J.L. (Reader in USA)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“I just finished The Calling of Cusps: The Marcher and the Valence Lord, and I had to reach out. From the first pages, I was immersed in the raw, sacred power of Caasizah’s journey. [The Calling of Cusps is] a story that doesn’t just build a world, but evokes a spiritual reckoning within it.

Caasizah is a stunning protagonist —fierce in her purpose, unwavering in faith, and luminous with the quiet fire of conviction. The Woild itself feels like a living scripture, wounded and divine. I was gripped by the encounters with Sho seers and animates, by the whispers of Artus-Rah, and by the exquisite tension between spiritual clarity and worldly corruption. Your use of paragraph breaks and prose rhythm reads like invocation. It’s storytelling as liturgy.”
-S.T (Reader in USA)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“This story is deeply poetic... so spiritually profound, humorous at times, unexpected, and really heartwarming. It's a joy to read - I catch some new cool detail every time I read it (3rd time now) and I recommend it for anyone who loves God, nature, war, history, poetry, etc. This book will be studied in university literature classes someday, I'm sure!”
-N.R. (Reader in USA)