Nova: I can count on one hand the number of people I trust in this post-apocalyptic world where zombies roam the woods, the rich live under domes, and the rest of us... well, we survive. When a total stranger plucks me out of danger, we find ourselves thrown into the middle of an ancient prophecy that says the assumed long-dead gods will return. It's a race against time as we try to outsmart the past in order to outrun a destiny that neither of us wants. But if everything about the prophecy is so bad, why am I drawn to the mysterious man with the green eyes at every turn? And why does everything that's supposedly so wrong, suddenly feel so right? Equinox is part one of a two-part series and ends in a subtle cliffhanger. While it DOES reach a satisfying conclusion and CAN be read as a standalone, it is the author's recommendation to follow this book with part two of Nova's story, Solstice, which will be released on January 24, 2020. This book contains material which is intended for a mature audience and is inappropriate for readers under the age of eighteen.

Bethany I’m a seasoned warrior from a proud line of people and I’ll do anything to restore honor to my family’s name. I’m no stranger to tragedy, so when complications arise in the midst of my assignment, it should be easy to turn a blind eye to the pain and suffering of the people I’ve been sent to betray. So why do I find myself harboring very real emotions for a man who isn’t supposed to matter? And why am I letting these emotions dictate the next steps that I take? Skink The only thing that’s guaranteed in a life as a Nomad is change. I’ve been dealt enough blows to know that if I don’t adapt to the ever-changing sands, then I’ll be buried by them. Letting Nova go was one thing, but when Freya and her minions deal a devastating blow to everything I’ve ever known, will I be able to recover, or will I let myself sink into my own despair? And who’s this mysterious woman that I can’t seem to distance myself from… and what’s it going to cost me if I stop trying?

Frankie: When my parents are assassinated, I become the reluctant queen of a wealthy nation that's tucked away in a dome of protection, hidden from the reality of the Outlands and the zombie apocalypse that changed our world thirty years ago. but I'm not immune to the destruction it wrought. People close to me still suffer from the chaos, and it appears that fate isn't done toying with mine as my heart becomes entangled in a web of deceit and destiny when my path crosses that of wayward travelers who have come to my dome to demand my crown... but it's not in the way you think. Victor My memory is fading a little more with each passing day, but the quiet still of the night dredges up scenes from the past that I couldn't have possibly lived. Yet, everything is so real that I know I'm seeing what someone has seen before me. There's no way this is normal, and when I start to share the visions with the one person I'm not allowed to touch, things get complicated. Especially when new information comes to light that indicates that everything I thought I knew about myself... is wrong. This book is Frankie and Victor's story. It follows Nova and Bethany's stories. it can be red as a standalone, but it is recommended to read Equinox and Aether first. It contains material which is intended for a mature audience and is inappropriate for readers under the age of eighteen. There may be situations contained within this novel that may be triggering for some. Please proceed with caution.