
Escape to Loma
Loma is a land where everyone has magical abilities, but it isn’t considered special. Not only do people have magic, but so do many of the plants and animals.
The Wind family lives in a country called The Cragwoods. The country is covered with wild forests, steep mountains, and an almost overwhelming number of dangerous animals. Their village is called Westvale. It’s deep in the forest, and people have built treehouses and raised paths through the huge trees. Their whole community is in the trees.
Follow the adventures of Caes Wind and others as they deal with adulthood, choosing an occupation, magic, and tragedy. The Wind series is Gary Halleen’s first set of fiction books.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is next in the Wind series?
Book 1 is called Wind and the Rocs. This novel follows Caes Wind as he deals with a family tragedy, and later finds himself lost in the wilds of the Cragwoods, as he tries to find his way home.

Book 2 is called Wind and Magic, and follows Caes as he discovers more of his abilities and learns his role in Westvale. Wind and Magic is available now on Amazon.com.

These will eventually be followed by a third book, tentatively titled Wind and War.
In the meantime, a prequel novel called The First Wind is nearing completion. This story follows the history of the Wind family and the beginnings of roc Riders.
Where can I purchase Wind and the Rocs?
All three novels are available on Amazon.com in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle versions.
All my novels have posted on RoyalRoad.com if you’d like to read the story there. If readers like that platform, I will continue to post other stories there, as well.
You’ll find:
Wind and the Rocs
Wind and Magic
Savage Mouse
Are the Wind novels available to K12 schools?
Yes.
Gary will donate 20 books for every 10 purchased by a K12 school. Send proof of purchase to the email below and he will ship the additional books.
Are signed copies available?
Yes. Contact Gary to arrange for a signed copy.
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