Bøker av Dwayne Hawkins

Bit is the best thief in Maidenhead City. Normally disguised as a teenage boy, he robs from the rich and keeps most of it. Some may go to the poor, but most of what he takes stays in his own pocket. Bit is a criminal, yet at the same time, he is a patriot. When one of his jobs uncovers an espionage ring, Bit finds a way to anonymously report it to the authorities. This first act of patriotism leads to more and eventually reveals rot near the center of the kingdom. Bit does everything he can to combat the threats while staying free. Along the way, he tries to find love and friendship. Mostly Bit tries to create the one thing he's never had and can never steal, family.WARNING: Contains adult situations and occasional merciless violence. Not recommended for those under the age of eighteen.

Ricky Cruz is a seventeen-year-old farm boy from eastern Washington. In the year 2250, his family leaves their successful farm to be part of the first wave of colonists to the planet Murna nearly 40LY away. His great grandmother asks him to keep a handwritten chronicle and to send her copies with every ship that returns to Earth. Problems start with the expedition before they even leave orbit. It soon becomes apparent that the problems are systematic sabotage which eventually leads to worse.

Chet has just finished dealing with the treachery developing within the kingdom. He now has to deal with a possible orc invasion coming from the north through Normarch. Multiple orcs have been found within the wilderness outside of Threefords. Once he freed them from the spirit thrall they are under they tell him the orcs are tunneling through the Northwalls mountains in preparation for invading the kingdom.He has found Verna his soul-bound mate and they are developing their relationship. They have yet to sleep together, which is his fault. He feels there is something he has to accomplish first. Verna knows about his girlfriend, Princess Ilana, and wants him to keep sleeping with her. She has hinted that she expects him and the princess to stay together even after the wedding. Verna may somehow be interested in him having a harem. If she does Norm is going to insist on her choosing the members.Ilana's mother, Queen Liana, shows all signs of being far too interested in him, much to the king's amusement. Ilana says they want more babies and the king can't make that happen. They may want Chet to help with making the babies. Even if she doesn't actually want him to be her babymaker, she seems to delight in burdening Chet with more and more kingdom-level responsibilities.On top of that, he has garnered the interest of the gods. One goddess, in particular, seems highly interested in being part of the harem that Verna may be developing for him.He is all but done rebuilding the capital district of the kingdom's capital, Kingsford. Now he is preparing to tour the kingdom's leaders through the new capital district. Rebuilding and building the rest of the city will be an ongoing process.WARNING: This book contains adult themes and alteranate sexual situations. Not suitalbe for those under 18.

Chet Arneston seems blessed. He is able from a very early age to figure things out that no one else seems to be able to. He finds out he has the ability to provide magical healing. When he gets an inheritance he finds out about high income properties that can be purchased. He quickly becomes one of the wealthiest people in his area. His inventions and ideas come to the notice of the Kingdom's royalty. He develops a close personal relationship with all of the royal family. He is given a great deal of responsibility by the crown at a very young age. Every time he succeeds he seems to have more responsibilities sent his way. He recognizes shortcomings within the Kingdom and works to correct them. Through all this, he still works on completing his apprenticeship as a blacksmith. That experience along with other trades he learned through family gives him unique abilities to create. His inventive mind sees problems and then finds the solutions. Everything he works on seems to result in gold in his pocket. Through all this, he must learn to fight against aggressive monsters and betrayals both against him personally and against his friends in the royal family. Their love and support provide him the motivation to correct problems and right wrongs.