The summer after graduation, Lexa falls for Gabe, but can she trust her new love with the secret of a lifetime? Secrets rule Lexa's life. After her move to Texas for college, she develops feelings for her life-long friend. But Gabe’s gone emotionally bi-polar, ice cold one minute, nuclear the next, and Lexa’s not even sure he's her friend anymore. As she struggles to regain control over her shaken life, Lexa wakes one morning with wings. Panic sets in and she keeps her discovery to herself. Everyone has secrets anyway, and revealing hers could land her on a lab table. That’s not where she wants to spend Freshman year. When Gabe learns he’s an alien-hybrid, it changes his life. Now he's rethinking his entire existence. After a he lays a mind-melting kiss on her, Lexa wants to ditch their platonic status, but Gabe’s certain a move like that will ruin their relationship. However, resisting her is almost impossible. Can he figure out how to keep his secret and his best friend? Lexa and Gabe are certain things can't get worse. They're wrong.

Like devastation, darkness covers everything. In BREAK, Episode 2 of The Devastation Series, Lexa, Gabe, and Nathaniel discover new abilities, learn each other’s secrets, and find out just how far they’ll go to save their friends’ lives. Lexa and Gabe take comfort in their new relationship, though Nathaniel hasn’t given up winning Lexa for himself. Even with two alpha-males and her own kick-ass attitude for protection, Lexa’s abducted by genocidal aliens for her hybrid DNA. Gabe and Nathaniel attempt a rescue, only to find they’re trapped on a deadly spaceship. They have to escape before the ship takes off, or they’re screwed and humanity’s left targeted for extermination. They’re certain it’s as bad as it can get. It’s not.

Lexa and Nathaniel leave on an interstellar adventure in search of Gabe. Their journey takes them to foreign planets where they experience close encounters of all kinds, some enchanting, others deadly. Difficult choices must be made. Will those choices cost them their lives or something more?