Catching Up With Blogger!

 Hello Blogger!

(Thank you, Blogger App, for finally cooperating and allowing me to log in! It's been a year or several.)

What's happened in my publishing life since my last blog? 

Well, two more books! 

First, my previous release as Kacy Barnett-Gramckow: The Scent of Mortals 

This is the prequel to The Genesis Trilogy: The Heavens Before, He-Who-Lifts-the-Skies, and A Crown in the Stars. 

Genesis Trilogy Prequel

TO CELEBRATE THE 20th anniversary of Kacy Barnett-Gramckow's The Genesis Trilogy, published
worldwide in four translations, the author has researched and composed The Scent of Mortals, a prequel to her beloved trilogy. From the Creation story onward, the author brings the reader through Eden and into the pre-Flood world detailed in the Scriptures, offering insights into the lives of ancient patriarchs and their families, as well as glimpses of humankind's immortal adversaries, who've sought our destruction since the dawn of time.

Newest Release as R. J. Larson

Fantasy fiction inspired by Rahab and the fall of Jericho!

Fantasy Inspired by Rahab! 

Scribe to Tayji, queen of City of the Moon, Hania's freedom and honorable reputation are stolen by the realm's vengeful Prince Mahiron. Unjustly accused, and praying for their own vengeance, Hania and her mother are locked away and forced to live in a House of Women, subjected to the Harlot's Guild. Though she is innocent of the crimes she's been condemned for, Hania is guilty of a capital offense: She's a traitor who no longer worships the gods of City of the Moon. Instead, she seeks solace from the God of her enemies, the Infinite.

Commanded by the Infinite to reclaim their homeland from the inhabitants of the Jizni Plains, including all citizens of City of the Moon, the descendants of the Shepherd Kings launch a sweeping invasion. Not even the legendary giants inhabiting their ancestral lands will halt their relentless conquests. Among the Infinite's fighters, Yarlath--son of one of his nation's princes--pledges his future and his life to the Infinite. But Yarlath's sacred pledge is endangered by a notorious young woman. Hania, also known as Akashai the Seer. Recognizing Yarlath as a descendant of the Shepherd Kings, Hania demands Yarlath grant her a sacred pledge. Has Yarlath betrayed his own people and the Infinite by bargaining with their enemy?