The Trinity of Mind Omnibus Is Here in Ebook

I’m excited to announce that the Trinity of Mind Omnibus is now available on Amazon as an ebook.

This omnibus collects the first three books in the Trinity of Mind series:

Fire Light
Breaking Glass
Torched Heart

That means readers can follow Jake, Kendra, and Alexis through the first three books in a single ebook experience as they discover the Trinity of Mind, face impossible supernatural threats, and learn what it really means to trust each other when their lives, their minds, and their hearts are all connected.

If you are new to the series, this is the best way to jump in.

For those who have already read Fire Light, Breaking Glass, and Torched Heart, there isn’t much new here. If you have only read one, the omnibus is a great way to continue the story without having to grab each book separately.

The series blends urban fantasy, supernatural danger, magic, vampires, witches, secret societies, friendship, romance, football, drill team, and the kind of choices that change a life forever.

You can find the omnibus here:

Trinity of Mind: The First Trilogy: Books 1–3: Fire Light, Breaking Glass, and Torched Heart

Thank you to everyone who has read, reviewed, recommended, or supported the series. Every review, every page read, and every person who tells a friend helps more than you know.

I hope you enjoy having the first three books together in one volume.

Will there ever be a paperback or hardback boxed set?

Probably, but it will be different from this, as this is all three books in one ebook. For a boxed set, I would likely have the books separate as they are today, but boxed together. I may wait until the series is finished. The plan is five books; if I need to split one, it will be six.

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