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Project Tartarus: Arche

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How will the powers of a god compare to the indomitable human spirit?

Tartarus is a dangerous place, every child knows that. But when a new soul finds his way there with no memories and no name, he gets to learn the harsh truth firsthand. Who is he? Why is he there? Why are entities beyond his understanding taking a personal interest in him? And why does everyone have a level? He doesn’t know, but he’s going to find out, even if it kills him.

Monsters, gods, and more are at play. Thrust into events far beyond his ken, our protagonist has to learn how to fight and use the strange abilities at his disposal if he’s going to protect his newfound family. If they’re going to survive, however, he can’t be the only one who grows.

​Heavily inspired by Greek Mythology, Project Tartarus is a gripping tale of LitRPG fantasy and adventure. Featuring a found-family cast of characters working to forge a shining light of hope in a cruel underworld. This story has elements of horror, romance, and striking imagery, but is also a story of courage and fighting for one’s friends against all odds.

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Project Tartarus: Anamnesis

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Deep in the Sylv, Myriatos is under new leadership. A lack of funds and a need for answers leads Arche to the city of Ship’s Shape, where danger lurks in every alley and the past never stays buried.

Lyssa struggles to come to terms with her position and responsibilities, weighing the needs of the people against her own, but progress does not come with sacrifice.

This exciting sequel to Project Tartarus: Arche is full of twists, monsters, and hard choices. Come along for a LitRPG adventure you won't want to miss!

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Project Tartarus: Politeia

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​The price of secrets, the paths to power, and the rights of the people. None can be ignored.

Danger grows in Myriatos, from without and within. Arche stumbles through his new trade while Lyssa tries to live for both herself and the village. Dissident whispers arise, casting doubts and spreading fears. Monsters are more familiar than expected and the gods are taking direct interest. Mistakes are weighed in blood.

Under the looming threat of war, Arche and Lyssa are forced to contend with the consequences of their choices. Tensions run high in Myriatos as fear and rumors take root. Despite a brave forward face, Arche grapples with the weight of his past and future. Behind it all, the gods make subtle moves, each one rippling out to change the entire landscape.

Change is coming to Tartarus, born on the backs of those determined to defy their fates, but hubris cannot go unpunished.

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Project Tartarus: Apeiron

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To rise, one must be prepared to fall.

Reeling from the gulf between himself and the gods, Arche goes to greater lengths than ever before to close the gap. As time presses against him and more gods stir, he must look to the past in order to face the future.

Lyssa struggles to find her place in Myriatos, but as she comes to terms with what it means to be The One Above All, one thing is startlingly certain: the Huntress from Dawnwood is no more. She is who remains.

As enemies march on Myriatos and gods awaken from dormancy, spirits will be tested and only those willing to lose everything will find the power to unbind their limitations.

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Content Warning

These books may not be suitable for all readers. I have done my best to approach every subject with care and precision but I do not hold my punches when I feel the story calling for it and I do not believe myself above error. We are all warriors in this game called life, but not every warrior is ready to fight the next battle. Below are some of the beasts you can expect to find here:
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  • Coarse Language
  • Death of a Loved One
  • Disturbing Descriptions
  • Fantasy Racism
  • Panic Attacks
  • Graphic Violence
  • Graphic Violence against Children
  • Grief
  • Implied Sexual Crimes
  • Mental Degradation
  • Murder
  • Suicide

​I advise parents of children under 14 to vet these books to determine if it is suitable for their child’s age group. This book was not intended for a young audience.