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Fantasy Author
Emma Miles
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Shadows
An orphan in the City of Slums, Tobias dreams of freedom and the stories of his Grandmother. Tales of elves, dragons and Gods. But every fairy tale has its dark side, every hero its nemesis and whilst dreams can come true, so can nightmares.
One bright light stands between him and the shadows; Artheiwyn, warrior- scout of a long vanished people. Whilst admired by some, she is shunned by others, for no female should be taught the magic of the Wind Elves.
Shadow Chase

After his quest to seek the Dragons Elenion, Prince of the Elue, made the decision to take his people to war; but the truth is deceiving and what the seers see only a small glimpse of what is to come.
Tobias, newly crowned, must find his feet as King of the Odaen in the heat of battle as Artheiwyn faces the hardest struggle of all - against herself.
The Shadow Rises
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War comes. Elenion, Prince of the Elue, lies grievously wounded in the fortress of their enemy. Tobias has rebelled against the Eluen King. Artheiwyn has slain her own master and teacher. All Races must choose sides; but who will save Eira Naris from the Shadow that Rises?
Hall of Pillars
Their only hope for survival is a heart poisoned by vengeance.
For years humans have fought to survive in the Valley; enfolded by impassable mountains and protected by the Vallier and his loyal Spellwards. But the magical Ward which holds back the fey is failing and fear stalks through the great city of Ayresport.
Like many, shy Mya has learned to survive on the edges of the wilds outside the protection of the Ward. As the time of her orphaned nephew's coming of age draws close, Mya is filled with both pride and fear. There is every possibility Jack has the Gift of Magic like his mother, and Mya knows the Gift means death.
A chance meeting leads Mya to an unbreakable friendship that will sustain her soul through the hardest of times, but will courage be enough to keep her and Jack alive?
When a traitor comes looking for Jack, there is only one choice. Flee, or die.
Hall of Night
It will take more than friendship, courage or love, to save them this time.
Feather and Mya had fought hard for their peaceful life, defeating a Dark Fey queen so the people of their valley could be free; so they could put their feet up in their quiet cottage at the end of a day’s work…
Of course, things won’t stay that way long for Mya and her faithful brownie friend.
When visiting the Beltane fair in the wondrous tree city of Ashgrove, they hear rumours of horns, rumours of hoofbeats, rumours of slaughter. The Gentry are coming. Once again Mya and Feather must team up with the Wild Fey and the surly knight, Caelin, to defend the home they love; whilst her nephew, Jack, struggles to bring unity and order to the human city of Ayresport who refuse to accept the fey.
Only if they unite, will they survive.
How much would you sacrifice to save your people? Your freedom, your home … power … love … your life?'
Four lands beneath the sky. A haven of peace, a kingdom of plenty, ravaged islands, and a nation of cruel, dark magic. One will try to devour them all.
Spring brings the ruthless Borrow raiders, their attacks are earlier, more ferocious, and desperate. When Kesta uses her magic to see in the flames who is really behind the raids the Independent islands of the Fulmers seem doomed to fall. Their only hope is to cross the sea to seek the help of the King of Elden and his dangerous sorcerer, the Dark Man; but what price will the king demand for his aid?
Wild Kesta has been raised to be a leader, trusted, loved, with the freedom of her cherished Islands. How will Kesta subdue her fiery nature to work with a man she hates, a man she fears, and stop evil from consuming their lands and enslaving them all?
The Raven Coven.
If you could change the world, would you?
Kesta had left her heart across the sea. They were at peace, her people saved from slavery, and yet… her soul was uneasy.
Chem lies in chaos, its people suffering as a result of the death of the ruling sorcerers. Refugees flee the cursed Borrows, begging for help from those they had made their enemy. A Queen unknowingly makes a dark, deadly pact, and new powers rise to fill the seats left empty by the Dunham necromancers.
Raven Storm
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Fear walks with those in power.
Divided, the land of Chem hangs in the balance. In the west the Ravens seek to bring safety to women, and an end to slavery. In the east the remaining covens cling to their power, refusing to give up their way of life to foreign invaders. Across both lands the priests whisper and plot, their gods a shadowy threat hanging over them all.
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To protect their young family, Kesta and Jorrun have made their home in the Raven Tower of Elden. Unable to abandon their responsibility or friends, they remain embroiled in the fight to the north. Whilst peace and friendship blossom between the Fulmers, Borrows and Elden, the arrival of strangers turns the court of Taurmaline upside down.
The history of the Fire-walkers is about to catch up with them, and the Fire-spirit’s truth will be revealed.
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Queen of Ice
She’d killed a boy.
His face haunts her dreams.
With no notion of what she is seeking, Catya flees to the frozen and unknown province of Snowhold, leaving her friends and the Raven Scouts behind her. A glimpse of an intriguing face in a blizzard sets her on a path where her fate collides with that of ancient beasts, and a mysterious hidden people. Can she survive alone in a land where women are still slaves, and sorcerers rule?
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Perhaps there is a chance for redemption. Perhaps she can lay the ghost of the boy to rest.
It’s time to choose; to be a hero, or a monster.
Queen of Ice is a Land Beneath the Sky book, set in the world of the Fire-Walker series.
It can be read as a standalone, but fits chronologically between books three and four of Fire-Walker
Raven Fire
Is prophecy real; can Arridia and Joss defeat a god?
Evil never sleeps, and neither can the fire spirits who have guarded Kesta and her family so faithfully for more than fourteen years. United in a desire for peace, the four lands beneath the sky have enjoyed relative stability, but under the surface stirs unrest. Greed, ambition, disquiet, rebellion; and the ever-present threat of Geladan’s crazed god discovering she has been fooled.
Quiet Arridia is a Raven Scout, dedicated to the principles and hopes of her parents. When an opportunity presents itself to come home, she grasps it, longing to settle and find the love she has patiently waited for.
Fun-loving Joss is drawn to the court of Elden with all its colour, noise, and intrigue; but has he taken on more than a young man can survive?
Raven Fire is the final part of the breath-taking Fire-Walker saga.
If you could, would you dare to change the world?
Bard of the Borrows Volume 1
Hold fast, my friends, we steer by the treacherous winds of change through the storms of war.
Grieving for his lost friends, and battered by life and war, Temerran, the enigmatic Bard of the Borrows, sets sail on his graceful ship, the Undine. To protect those he loves, he must risk his crew and his beloved vessel, and guide them into enemy waters. Unknown lands beckon the audacious captain, and a new crew tests both his skill and patience as well as that of his loyal first mate. For not only has he taken aboard a feisty warrior-woman to help lead his crew, but also the absconded prince of Elden, who is more than a fish out of water.
Can he steer them through the perils of the sea, betrayal, loss, and scheming foreign lands, or will his quest be the end of the Undine and the Bard of the Borrows?
Bard of the Borrows is part of the Land Beneath the Sky collection, companion books to the Fire-Walker saga. Bard of the Borrows Volume one follows immediately after the last book of the Fire-Walker saga, Raven Fire.
Bard Of The Borrows Volume II
The time has come for men of the sea to change the land beneath the sky
Recovering from trauma, young Lucien must step up and choose who he wants to be, but can he stand up against the dark-eyed commander of the dread Elite Guard without his mentor to shield him?
An ambitious and cold-hearted woman possesses Temerran like a nightingale in a cage, whilst the southern nations of Geladan and Hidarra fight over the Undine’s captive crew. The tormented captain must decide how much he is willing to give to keep his men alive.
Can he stay faithful to the legacy of the Bards, or will his search for the secrets of the past destroy the foundations of all he believes in? Is their destiny in his own hands, or the will of something greater than the sea?
The Undine was not made to back down from a fight.
And neither was Temerran.
Whispers of witchcraft flow on the breeze across an ancient island.
After devoting many years to protecting his adoptive family, Alikan has found is true passion in life; healing, and teaching. Assigned to the Eldenian Island of Mantu, he grasps the opportunity to train his own son, Merin, in the ways of the Ravens. They find themselves immediately thrown into a web of political intrigue and heartbreak, in a court of secrets, grudges, and discontent. Whilst trying to protect and guide his apprentices, Alikan attempts to untangle the truth… then magic seeps through a land where it isn’t welcome.
Dreams haunt him, grace tempts his heart and tests his morality. Can Alikan hold fast and save himself and those he cares for, or will the island of Mantu drag him into its dark well of power?
‘Give me monsters to slay. Anything but politics.’
The Witch of Elden is the concluding part of the Fire-Walker Saga, and Land Beneath the Sky companion books. It can be read as a standalone, but contains big spoilers for all of the proceeding books.