Monument Man

Monument Man

On the eve of his coronation as Pharaoh, eleven-year-old Amenhotep struggles with his father’s recent death and the responsibilities of his future reign. Haunted by memories of abuse and the expectations of the court, he battles inner turmoil as priests and priestesses perform rituals for the dead pharaoh. His mother, Mutemwiya, pressures him to choose…

Harbor Daughter

Harbor Daughter

HARBOR DAUGHTER is an 85,000-word LGBTQ+ upmarket literary novel with a touch of fantasy. Narrated in close third person, it explores post-war PTSD, generational trauma, and queer identity during the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” era. Lt. Tamsin Sand, a Naval officer and former POW, returns to Portland, Oregon, three years after surviving captivity in Iraq with…

House of life

House of Life

This epic religious fantasy is a 186,000-word retelling of the life of Moses (drawn from Sund’s research on the Torah for his Ph.D. in Mythological Studies ). The novel in five “books” follows themes and stories from each book of the Torah. Early readings elicited this response: “Asher’s novel, House of Life, is the best…