Paranormal fiction · afterlife urban fantasy
The Spirit Saga follows souls on both sides of a hidden spiritual war—Observers trying to nudge humanity forward, Demons pulling it apart, and the people caught between them.
If you like morally messy characters, metaphysical world-building, and a dash of faith deconstruction, this is your lane.
Available in ebook and paperback. Signed copies and bundles in the shop.
Spirit types · personality meets afterlife
In the Spirit Saga, souls tend to fall into four broad “spirit types” — Observers, Demons, Tricksters, and Guides. Each has its own way of seeing the world, and its own way of breaking things.
The Spirit Type Test is a free quiz that maps your instincts onto the Saga’s afterlife roles. It’s a fun entry point into the world, even if you haven’t read the books yet.
Your result also unlocks themed merch, reading suggestions, and more saga-adjacent chaos later on.
The Spirit Saga · reading order
The Spirit Saga is a character-first, metaphysical urban fantasy series about what happens after you die—and what you do with the time you’ve already had.
Book 1
Frank dies on page one — and wakes up in an afterlife that looks a lot like a hospital with worse paperwork.
Assigned as an “Observer,” he’s supposed to quietly nudge lives in better directions. But when the system feels as broken as the souls it handles, “quietly” doesn’t last long.
Book 2
Some people break under grief. Others make deals.
Stephen is the kind of person who would burn his own life down to save the people he loves. When he’s offered a demonic shortcut, the border between “saving” and “breaking” gets very blurry.
Why readers are picking this up
The Observer kicked off the Spirit Saga with a blend of metaphysics, heart, and dark humor that’s already earning awards and editorial praise.
The Demon raises the stakes on the other side of the war, digging into grief, consequence, and the cost of trying to fix what might not want to be repaired.
From editorial reviews
Indies Today
“A saga that probes the boundaries of good and evil, destiny, and the human soul.”
AuthorsReading
“Fans of paranormal fantasy and psychological thrillers will be drawn into the gripping suspense of spiritual warfare.”
Feathered Quill
“The Observer delivers with heart, clarity, and a surprising amount of emotional depth.”