Alexa, who spent the last 2 years of her life suffering from a crippling disease, is cured by a potion her grandmother leaves behind before abandoning her. She then finds out her family is descendants of a Vampire race, from a Lacal who she inexplicably drawn to whenever he is near. It’s Lacal's job to retrieve Alexa & bring her back to accept her new life. Will she run away from their bond or will she return with him & accept her title as Vampire Queen?

Alexa is now on the hunt to save her friend. She must accept the help of the Rasmiyah, the mother of her people. But the guidance given to her will not be enough. Will Alexa learn to believe in herself and trust in her abilities?

The queen is trapped inside her own mind, her Serve has been captured by Darkness, and the enemy is launching an attack in just a matter of days. While Alexa is out of commission, the task of protecting their people falls on Layal. It won't be an easy task. The Navare are nasty beasts, vampires who have given in to the call of Darkness. They have strength in numbers, a leader who is spiritually connected to their once queen Alecia, and an army of twisted demons on their side. For the vampires, its either find a way to wake Alexa or stand and fight. Which path should they choose when either may lead to their demise? Alexa’s Adytum is the third installment to The High Arc series writing by International Award winning, and USA Today Bestselling Author, Jessica Cage. Find out what happens in this exciting new part to the story.

Jocelyn was deemed the villain set out to take the crown from Alexa, the new Queen of their people. She was out for power, for strength and she would stop at nothing to get it. Her ambitions hurt the people around her including her own sisters and left a trail of devastation in her wake. In the end Jocelyn is taken down, but what caused her to become the person she was? What happened to his girl to make her so vengeful? This is her story. “In the beginning we are just as hopeful as the rest of you, but years of rejection and of being told that we are not worthy, that changes things.”