Author spotlight

Mark Arrowe

Author of BRIGHT WIND: A FORBIDDEN PAST

Marc Arrowe is an independent fantasy author with a passion for creating stories that spark imagination, inspire hope, and transport readers to unforgettable worlds. Influenced by storytellers such as Orson Scott Card, George Lucas, James Cameron, Bruce Coville, Dave Pilkey, Mary Shelley, Akira Toriyama, and the creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Marc combines epic adventure, emotional character journeys, and rich world-building in his work.

His writing is known for its cinematic style, blending fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and heart. Marc believes the best stories do more than entertain—they challenge us, inspire us, and stay with us long after the final page.

In 2025, Marc released his debut novel, Bright Wind: A Forbidden Past, bringing to life a world years in the making. Through his stories, he hopes to reignite the sense of wonder that books sparked in him as a child and inspire a new generation of readers to dream bigger, imagine further, and never lose their love of adventure.

Published by Diligent Arrowe Publishing

marcarrowebooks.com

The book

BRIGHT WIND: A FORBIDDEN PAST

FantasyActionChristian

TRAUMA, PAIN, POWER, AND PEACE! Two new champions step forward in a distant realm governed by a cruel tyrant. Brothers Jules and Ralph take flight as the masked vigilantes known as The Raven Owls. Their daring actions ignite hope, but as with many legends, their tale fades into history, forever changing their world. Years later, young Arielle lives in the aftermath of their sacrifice. A single, life-altering announcement turns her seemingly ordinary life upside down, forcing her to confront the questions others fear to ask. Driven by a relentless need for answers, Arielle begins unraveling the forbidden threads of the Raven Owls' legacy—a shadowy history buried deep within the fabric of her world. But some truths were never meant to be found. In piecing together a fractured legacy, Arielle risks losing the fragile remnants of her world and discovers that the cost of truth may be higher than she ever imagined.No reviews yetOpen the book