Lord Wizard Chronicles follows the adventures of a modern-day man who, through a freak accident, is jettisoned through time and space to the 24th century. While exploring a mansion on a distant world, the man discovers a book of spells. Through study and another strange occurrence, he becomes a powerful sorcerer. Adopting the name of Lord Wizard, he eventually creates a planet that mirrors Earth before life arrived. This new world is to be a land of futuristic technology and ancient mythology, combining the best of both. This new planet, Mythos, also becomes a haven for all the magical and...

Cat Chronicles, follows the human incarnation of the Lord Wizard. The man returns to Mythos, and our hero gets transformed into a Bengal Werecat. As the recognized creator of Mythos, he is predestined to take the throne and lead this society that combines ancient mythology with futuristic technology. However, he shies away from ruling the planet, and creates someone to rule in his absence. He then returns to his previous duties as captain of a starship. Eventually he becomes an ambassador to Earth, and saves a race of aliens who are also found to be genetically similar to his new species. In...

Centaur Chronicles follows the adventures of a human scientist from an alternate time line that ends up on the planet Mythos. This college professor gets unwillingly transformed into a centaur to save himself from dying in a laboratory experiment gone horribly wrong. The "magic" of Mythos is his only hope of survival, as technology is useless in his particular case. As a centaur, he adopts the name Centaur, and he has to get used to his new, much larger, muscular body. Centaur quickly learns his new body has instincts of its own that will not be denied. Along the way, he becomes the ideal...

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