"It just takes a spark, Enya. You don't need to be anything more than you." When Enya learns she has a terminal disease the summer before college, her dreams to make a difference in the world are cut short. Instead, she joins her best friend Jacob on a cross country road trip to explore his Native American roots. Psychic visions are just the start as Enya embarks on a spiritual journey that will break the world she knows, and open her to more than she could have imagined. Learn why when Enya’s world as she knows it ends, new love is just the beginning. UpSpark is the first book in the Five Element series. Trigger Warning: topic of suicide

He’s cute and smart. Too bad he’s off his rocker. I’m drawn to Brayden from the first moment I meet him. But he says he’s part of this secret society of First Peoples. And he expects me to join them in saving the world. I’m between tours and I was looking forward to some peace and quiet so I can be the real me—not Aurora, the Australian superstar singer, not the activist worried about the sudden increase in natural disasters, nor the woman still wounded from her last relationship. Too bad I just discovered I can move things with my mind.. Why do the good ones have to be so dedicated and supportive? It’s all ”We've been waiting hundreds of years for you” with him. Guess to get the guy I’ll just have to go with it and save the world.

A secret camp in the woods. A revolution in the making. And a fighter that will change what it means to be human. Maia is hell-bent on revenge until a tattooed menace literally stands in her way. Gabe is a legendary fighter with a soft heart that snags on the wounded woman before him. Together, they discover much more than they bargained for. When the world is ending, someone’s gotta step up and do the saving, and two MMA fighters might just fit the bill. The Wood Element is being activated, and with it, a war. Trigger warning: characters discuss rape, infant loss. Please note, there is a cliffhanger ending, swearing and sex scenes. It is not necessary to read books one or two, although it is recommended.