Wind tunnels, torrential rains and earthquakes tear apart Casden. The cause of the world’s imbalance is unknown, but the mounting occurrences suggest there’s little time before life ceases to exist. Rydan Gale and Akara Nazreth are the only humans with the ability to wield magic. The tattoo on their necks and the discovery of an ancient book, dictate they are the key to the world’s survival. But the greatest obstacle for saving mankind isn’t the bizarre creatures, extreme betrayals and magic-fearing men hunting them. It’s that Akara doesn’t believe the world is worth saving.

As the world collapsed around her, Akara finally grasped the last piece of the Gia Stone. Once whole, the stone sent its magic into the very fabric of the planet, saving all of Casden. After using the stone to heal the world, a strange power emerges from the gem, giving Akara the ability to feel and use the energy in water. But with this new power comes greater responsibility, and Akara has no desire to do more than she already has for a world that has made it very clear she doesn’t belong. With Akara doing her best to ignore the gift she’s been given, and the world no longer in danger of ending, Rydan struggles to understand his purpose. At one time he’d been the prince of a people, respected and admired for his abilities. Now he finds himself hiding in a village, feared by all. He can’t live like this forever. But unbeknownst to him, there are those in Casden who seek the Gia Stone, desiring its rumored powers for themselves. And Rydan’s wish for a purpose will be answered in the most dreadful way possible. By saving Akara from those who will do anything to discover the secrets of her stone.

After agreeing to help steal the Gia Stone back from Starkous, Akara found herself with a knife to her stomach, certain her life was about to end. But a second before the inevitable, Eve ran a sword through her father’s back. A woman without an ounce of magic killed her own father…to save Akara. With Eve no longer welcome among the Liasam people and Severine an outcast among the Tarmack, the small group of three turns into five. But as they journey back to the Namaqua village in search of safety, it becomes clear all those they travel with may not be as they appear. Confessions are made which shake Rydan and Akara to the core, destroying all they thought they knew about those they trusted most and forcing Rydan to request assistance from his oldest of friends – a move he knows could lead to further betrayal. But it’s a risk he’s willing to take. They must cross the ocean because somewhere in the vast seas are the answers they need - and the person determined to seek revenge on the world.

The final book in the Fraction Series takes Akara and Rydan across Delsi to the Loreena Mountain Range, where a reclusive tribe hides from the war torn country. Anyone who ventures to the Ventiana village never returns. But the fourth gem, the final piece of the Hedrea Stone, rests with their leader. Akara, Rydan, Severine and Tristan need to cross dry desert sands and climb steep snowy landscapes to reach a people who have no interest in what outsiders have to say. And with their Namaqua reputation, Rydan and Akara find it very difficult to convince the Ventiana that their formidable village, as well as their stone, are in danger. But if Eve obtains the last gem it will be nearly impossible to stop her from gaining her revenge. When one of their own is found guilty of a crime against the mountain tribe, the doubt and accusations amongst each other threaten to tear the four apart and leave room for their worst fears to come true. But in the darkest hour, a leader emerges. And one thing is certain. In order to stop Eve’s destruction, not everyone will come away with their lives.