My Books

Every story leaves remnants behind.
Tiny fragments of who we were while writing them,
and who we become while reading them.

Book cover titled 'A Setting of Skies' by Aled Thomas, depicting a mountain scene at sunset with a person sitting on snow-covered ground, a stuffed duck toy, and backpacks.

A SETTING OF SKYES

On the surface, it’s a mountaineering expedition. A dangerous ascent against brutal weather, exhaustion, and altitude. But this is not a story about conquering a mountain. It’s a story about surviving grief, carrying love, and searching for peace after loss.

"Love doesn't end, it learns a different shape."
Book cover titled 'Crossroads at Dawn: Unseen Horizons' by Aled Thomas featuring silhouette of a person sitting against a colorful dawn sky with pink and purple hues.

Crossroads at Dawn: Unseen Horizons

In a world where memory clings like mist and the future waits just beyond the skyline, one woman must navigate the delicate terrain between who she was, who she’s become, and the love she never quite left behind.

"We were young, we were infinite."
A silhouette of a boy at sunrise with a dog, with the text "Crossroads at Dawn" and "The Story of Us" and "Aled Thomas" overlaid.

Crossroads at Dawn: The Story of Us

"Until the very end."

In a cramped flat filled with mismatched mugs, shared secrets, and a dog who arrived as unexpectedly as love itself, five friends stumble their way through the messy, magical years between adolescence and adulthood. Nights blur into dawns, laughter tangles with heartbreak, and ordinary moments quietly stitch themselves into the fabric of forever.

Silhouette of a man against a colorful twilight sky with the text "Crossroads at Dawn" above and "Aled Thomas" below.
"You were supposed to stop me."

Crossroads at Dawn: Echoes

Phil thought he understood loss. He thought he could carry the weight. But when an absence becomes the loudest presence in the room, he finds himself caught between the life he has, the memories that haunt him, and the love that still aches quietly in the spaces the person once filled.