Reincarnate (Book One of the Vanish Necromancy Trilogy) - 350 pages
Dying doesn't mean death; rebirth isn't on Earth.
Davy has no memory of how he got here — only that he's alive again, inside the stone body of Scaagfell, a dragon lord dead for centuries. He has a wife and daughter back in the world he came from, and no idea if he'll ever see them again. What he does know is that Scaagfell's name alone can still stop an empire in its tracks — and that the vast powers accessible through this borrowed body are seductive in ways he never expected.
Rachael also woke, not as a legend but as blocks of stone. Murdered at a rave in London, she was resurrected as golem, a construct body that won't tire, or bleed, and was never meant to hold an unbound soul like hers. She doesn't know this world, doesn't know why she's here. What she knows is that in this body, she refuses to be a victim twice.
Mathias has survived worse than either of them. Taken as a child in a raid that killed his family, he spent twenty years enslaved, working the golem quarries beneath a mountain stronghold. A single accident — his cart, tipped at the wrong moment — sets off a chain of events that frees him, and puts him in the path of a resurrected dragon lord and an unbound golem who shouldn't exist.
Thrown together by chance and hunted by powers that see them as threats, weapons, or loose ends; Davy, Rachael, and Mathias must survive an empire built on necromancy, war magic, and the trade of stolen souls — even as each of them is forced to answer the same question: What are you willing to become to survive? Especially if you've already died once.
Reincarnate is the first book in a dark fantasy trilogy about identity, survival, and the price of power over life and death.
