Set during the sixteenth year of William the Conqueror's harsh rule, the narrative explores the aftermath of his armies' devastation in northern England. The once-vibrant landscape is now desolate, reflecting the suffering of the people under his oppressive regime. The story delves into the impact of tyranny on the land and its inhabitants, highlighting themes of survival and resilience amidst despair.
J. M. Kelly Book order






- 2020
- 2019
Jinxerypokery 4
- 148 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Imprisoned by the Guardians, Festulantus faces betrayal from his henchman Jake, who has fled with a powerful lifebox and a forbidden book of dark magic, the Paradoxery. As Festulantus grapples with his captivity, the Guardians' mentor, Mrs. Regnad, is determined to track down Jake in his Swiss mountain hideout. The story unfolds with themes of betrayal, the struggle for power, and the quest to reclaim dangerous artifacts that could unleash chaos.
- 2016
The story follows Harry, Bethany, and Abigail as they navigate their training to become Recruits, guided by their eccentric mentor, Mrs. Suo Regnad, whose frequent changes in accent and name add a layer of unpredictability. As they face challenges in their training, the trio must rely on their developing skills and camaraderie to succeed in their quest. The narrative explores themes of identity, mentorship, and the complexities of their unique training environment.
- 2012
Jinxerypokery 2
- 150 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Set in the thirteenth century, the narrative revolves around the three families of Oakhobgate, who have been bestowed with unique powers by the Guardians. Their mission is to safeguard the Spirit Gateway located in the mysterious Lycan's Forest, intertwining themes of magic and duty as they confront challenges to protect their village and its secrets.
- 2011
Early Music: A Very Short Introduction
- 130 pages
- 5 hours of reading
In this Very Short Introduction, Thomas Forrest Kelly frames chapters on the forms, techniques, and repertories of the medieval, Renaissance, and baroque periods with discussion of why old music has been and should be revived, along with a short history of early music revivals.
- 2004
Fire of God
- 308 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The story unfolds in a celestial realm where an uprising among Immortals threatens the Kingdom of God. Following a fierce rebellion, the traitors face trial and punishment, yet the resolution of this conflict marks the beginning of a larger war. This epic narrative explores themes of power, loyalty, and the consequences of defiance in a struggle that predates humanity itself.