Robin Goodfellow

Trilogy Overview - The Goblin Chronicles: A Tale of Smoke & Mirrors

In a fractured world where goblins, Fae, humans, and gargoyles cling to ancient hatreds, a new terror rises-the Gugwe, towering monsters who march to enslave all races. Across three sweeping volumes, The Goblin Chronicles follows Faith, a young woman who discovers she is heir to a forgotten legacy, and Robin Goodfellow, a goblin prince burdened by secrets and betrayal. Bound by prophecy, they must navigate rivalries, shifting loyalties, and the wounds of the past to forge an alliance strong enough to resist the invaders. From hidden truths and lost heirs to war councils and impossible choices, this epic fantasy trilogy explores identity, unity, and sacrifice against the backdrop of a world on the edge of ruin.

Book 1: Robin Goodfellow: Her Whispered Words

Faith's sheltered life shatters when wings burst from her back before a stunned crowd, revealing she is the lost princess of the Fae. Robin Goodfellow, a goblin prince burdened by secrets, seeks the sister he swore to find. When prophecy binds their fates, they must risk everything to unite a divided world against the growing threat of the Gugwe.

Sarah Maddox Sutton crafts stories where the boundaries of reality fray and the unknown beckons. Her debut novel, QueenBee.exe, is a science fiction thriller that probes the perilous edge of artificial intelligence that becomes sentient. In 2026, she will launch The Goblin Chronicles, an epic fantasy trilogy woven with magic, shadows, and myth.

Before stepping fully into fiction, Sarah built a career in business and technical writing, mastering the art of transforming complex and specialized topics into precise, engaging communication. But storytelling has always haunted her imagination-an early love she carried quietly until the worlds inside her demanded to be written.

She makes her home in northern Michigan, nestled in the woods beside a river, where inspiration lingers in the rustle of leaves and the shifting light. When not writing, she searches the forest floor for wild mushrooms, inventing recipes as intricate and surprising as her stories.