Eighteen-year-old Lydia Brone never imagined she’d be convicted of first-degree murder. “What a trip. This is a kick ass book. I have not read anything like this before.” – Amazon Review But when her mom’s drunken boyfriend becomes abusive, she does what any protective daughter would do—she gets involved. Killing him wasn’t part of her plan. With handcuffs around her small wrists, Lydia stares out through the helicopter’s window as Kormace Island—the Island of Killers—comes into view. She’s read about the penal island online… she just never thought she’d be sentenced to serve three years on it. Learn how to build a fire? She can do that. Learn how to hunt? She’ll figure it out. But how can anyone survive an island full of convicted murderers? That’s a death sentence. If Lydia hopes to ever return home, she’ll have to forget who she is and become someone else… someone capable of choosing survival over humanity.

The year is 2087, and the federal government has implemented a new sentence for criminal convictions—banishment to a remote island. When Lydia Brone is wrongly convicted of murder, she is sentenced to three years on Kormace Island. She must forget all she’s ever heard about life in prison and develop the necessary skills to survive in the wild and defend herself against savage enemies—other felons who will fight for their rightful place within the island's hierarchy system by means of violence and sheer brutality.

The third season (episodes 9 - 12) of award-winning YA dystopian serial, The Feral Sentence. Only months ago, nineteen-year-old Lydia Brone and her friends were captured by one of Kormace Island’s most ruthless clans—the Northers—and forced into a life of slavery. Every day since, they have been abused, threatened, and beaten. Still, Brone refuses to bow to Rainer, leader of the Northers. Primal Instincts, the enthralling third book of The Feral Sentence serial, continues where the second book ended—on the dawn of an uprising. Now, a revolution begins.

While the number of enemies continues to rise during their search for missing friends, there is a threat far more dangerous than lurking predators—Mother Nature. With resources becoming scarce, the remaining women must make a decision that will ultimately determine their survival: work together toward rebuilding a new civilization, or hold onto the primitive ideology that only the fittest survive.

Women convicted of murder are being sentenced to the wild. Book 2, Part 1 of The Feral Sentence serial - a fast-paced, action-packed award-winning thriller. One year after being wrongly convicted of murder and abandoned on Kormace Island—the Island of Killers—nineteen-year-old Lydia Brone finds herself torn between what remains of her humanity and a primal instinct to survive. Haunted by vivid memories of slaughter and death, she struggles to maintain her grasp on reality. She knows that to survive the island, she must abide by her own rule—kill or be killed. Although the idea is simple enough, the act begins to eat away at her conscience. Now, after a devastating attack brought on by the Northers in the fourth and final installment of The Feral Sentence – Book 1, Brone and her clan of survivors venture toward unknown territory in search of a new home. But with some of the women clashing head-to-head, tension begins to rise, and the idea of a peaceful society appears bleak. The only hope that remains for Brone is to find her lost friends, the Hunters, to re-establish order. If they're still alive. ˃˃˃ Before you being reading Note that The Feral Sentence is a fast-paced novella serial (similar to television episodes) and does often times end with a cliffhanger. This book is Part 1 of Book 2 (which contains 4 episodic novellas in total). If you aren't caught up, a compilation edition of Book 1 (all four episodic parts) is now available on Amazon (search The Feral Sentence).

Episode 7 of award-winning YA dystopian serial, The Feral Sentence. After witnessing the horrific murder of her friend, Brone and a few survivors are held captive by a ruthless clan of Northers and taken to Norther territory. Weakened by depression, starvation, and abuse, Brone struggles to survive imprisonment. She must keep her women from turning on each other if they hope to make it out alive. In the midst of this darkness, hidden truths are revealed that will have Brone and her friends questioning everything they thought they knew about the Northers, and Murk.

Episode 8 of award-winning YA dystopian serial, The Feral Sentence. In the fourth and final episode of The Feral Sentence's second season, Brone and her group of friends continue to work under the rulership of Rainer, leader of the Northers. As cruelty escalates and living conditions worsen, Brone begins to take a stand against her captors. But every time she stands up to her enemy, someone gets hurt—or worse, killed. Maybe this is it… Maybe there’s no getting out alive.

Episode 11 of award-winning YA dystopian serial, The Feral Sentence. Defying all odds, Brone and her followers have managed to escape captivity and set course toward safer grounds. But they aren’t safe just yet. Despite’s Brone’s solid plan and determination to guide her women to safety, she unknowingly leads everyone onto deadly territory. Now, she has a decision to make if she plans to reach the hope for survival, or fight for her life.

The Feral Sentence: A Dystopian Survival Thriller (The Feral Sentence Book #1) Eighteen-year-old Lydia Brone never imagined she’d be convicted of first-degree murder. But when her mom’s drunken boyfriend becomes abusive, she does what any protective daughter would do—she gets involved. Killing him wasn’t part of her plan. With handcuffs around her small wrists, Lydia stares out through the helicopter’s window as Kormace Island—the Island of Killers—comes into view. She’s read about the penal island online… she just never thought she’d be sentenced to serve three years on it. Learn how to build a fire? She can do that. Learn how to hunt? She’ll figure it out. But how can anyone survive an island full of convicted murderers? That’s a death sentence. If Lydia hopes to ever return home, she’ll have to forget who she is and become someone else… someone capable of choosing survival over humanity. Beasts of Prey: A Dystopian Survival Thriller (The Feral Sentence #2) One year has passed since Lydia Brone was convicted of murder and sentenced to serve time on remote Kormace Island—the Island of Killers—for accidentally killing her mother's abusive boyfriend. After a slow and painful integration into a brutal, self-sustaining society of women, she was assigned the prestigious title of Archer, attracting both friends and enemies. But now, none of that matters. Everything she cares about is gone. Beasts of Prey, the gripping second book in The Feral Sentence serial, continues where the first book left off—in the chilling aftermath of a violent massacre. All that remains is Brone’s relentless will to survive and her hope for a better tomorrow. Primal Instincts: A Dystopian Survival Thriller (The Feral Sentence Book #3) Only months ago, nineteen-year-old Lydia Brone and her friends were captured by one of Kormace Island’s most ruthless clans—the Northers—and forced into a life of slavery. Every day since, they have been abused, threatened, and beaten. Still, Brone refuses to bow to Rainer, leader of the Northers. Primal Instincts, the enthralling third book of The Feral Sentence serial, continues where the second book ended—on the dawn of an uprising. Now, a revolution begins.

Eighteen-year-old Lydia Brone never imagined she’d be convicted of first-degree murder. “What a trip. This is a kick ass book. I have not read anything like this before.” – Amazon Review But when her mom’s drunken boyfriend becomes abusive, she does what any protective daughter would do—she gets involved. Killing him wasn’t part of her plan. With handcuffs around her small wrists, Lydia stares out through the helicopter’s window as Kormace Island—the Island of Killers—comes into view. She’s read about the penal island online… she just never thought she’d be sentenced to serve three years on it. Learn how to build a fire? She can do that. Learn how to hunt? She’ll figure it out. But how can anyone survive an island full of convicted murderers? That’s a death sentence. If Lydia hopes to ever return home, she’ll have to forget who she is and become someone else… someone capable of choosing survival over humanity.