More Than a Science Fantasy Series

Epic Lives. Lost Memories. Cosmic Connections.

This isn't a series about heroes saving the world. It's about people searching for where they belong.

Across centuries and continents, strangers become family, lost loved ones find one another again, and ordinary lives are forever changed by encounters with the mysterious threlphax. Blending speculative fiction, history, mystery, romance, and found family, Chronicles of the Threlphax explores identity, memory, love, and the connections that endure...

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Of Princes and Patriots

Chronicles of the Threlphax

The night the stars fell over Siam, one boy’s life changed forever.

In the dark of night, a sick young boy named Chanchai gathers remnants from a sugarcane field when the ground explodes and glittering translucent tendrils appear. Afterward, Chanchai has the uneasy sense that something about him is different, even if he cannot explain why. The...

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Of Kith and Kin

Chronicles of the Threlphax

What if the person you mourned came back… in a body you don’t recognize?

When a stranger sits beside Tae-hee Kim on a bus and calls her dongsaeng, her world fractures. Her twin brother died decades ago. But the man beside her remembers everything.

What follows is not a miracle. It is a reckoning.

As Tae-hee struggles to reconcile grief with...

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Of Princes and Patriots turned out to be quite different from what I expected going in.

The story starts with Chanchai as a young boy in Siam, but it slowly grows into something...

A story that touches on belonging and identity. Of princes and patriots is a fictional story that follows Chanchai and later on Tae soo and with their merge we follow Kit.

This...

 Fascinating Blend of Historical Drama and Speculative Fiction Laura Lee

Laura Lee Dooley’s Of Princes and Patriots is a fascinating blend of historical drama and speculative fiction, bringing together one man’s extraordinary life with some of the...

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Praise

"An inventive sci-fi tale with plenty of heart and an emphasis on the benefits of found families."

– Kirkus Reviews

"Dooley delivers an emotional and immersive debut that grapples with identity, family, and the paranormal."

– Booklife

"A unique take on the 'aliens among us' concept, OF KITH AND KIN remains anchored by appealing characters."

– Indie Reader