If there is one figure in The Last Patriot who embodies both knowledge and danger, it is the Librarian of Shadows. He is not a soldier, not a general, and not even entirely human. Instead, he is the keeper of truths that were never meant to be spoken, guarding an archive hidden in the folds of time.
The Librarian is a half-man, half-shadow presence who thrives in the in-between places. Surrounded by books bound in bark and skin, he knows the names of every Eye-bearer across the ages. When...
Every great story needs a villain—or at least someone who believes they’re the hero of their own tale. In The Last Patriot, that role belongs to General Harland, a man whose obsession with power takes him far beyond the battlefield.
Harland begins as a British officer, commanding with authority, discipline, and an iron will. But unlike the other generals of the Revolution, Harland isn’t just fighting for crown and country—he’s chasing something deeper. Whispers of immortality. Secrets hidden...
Oh, Cendriel.....Every story needs a character who keeps things sharp, witty, and just a little unpredictable. In The Last Patriot, that role belongs to Cendriel, the owl who manages to be both wise and sarcastic—often in the same sentence.
Cendriel isn’t your typical mystical guide. Yes, he’s clever and insightful, but he also has a knack for cutting through tense moments with a dry remark that makes you laugh even when the situation is anything but funny. Writing his dialogue often caught me...
Elias Mercer
Every great story begins with a character who feels real—someone who is flawed, driven, and searching for meaning. In The Last Patriot, that person is Elias Mercer.
Elias isn’t a larger-than-life hero who always knows the right thing to do. He’s a man caught between the weight of his past and the uncertainty of his future. What makes him so compelling isn’t just his courage, but his vulnerability. He wrestles with questions we all face: Who am I meant to be? What do I truly believe...
Every story has a spark. For me, The Last Patriot didn’t begin with a grand plan or a trilogy in mind—it started with a question: What if the American Revolution wasn’t just a fight for independence, but also a battleground for forces unseen?
That single thought kept me awake at night. I’ve always been fascinated by history—especially the courage, sacrifice, and grit of ordinary men and women during extraordinary times. But as I studied the Revolutionary era, I realized there was room for...