As ambassadors Olivia and Ricardo prepare to journey to Regonia with humanity’s new allies, Tenna and Krona welcome them into the tribe and into their own family, giving them a sense of belonging they’ve never felt before. But joining the tribe and going to war at their side means approaching Daen Tribe’s allies on Regonia, allies who may greet them with sharp blades to keep out the dreaded star-sickness.

Meanwhile, Rone and Reginald welcome newly-emotional Drennar into their own experiment. They just have to find a way to bring them into the rebellion without jeopardizing the secrecy that protects them, the Humans, and the Regonians.

Now, they must all find a way to maintain their sanity as the perils of war loom over them. But when the Drennar decide they need Olivia for their next experiment, will the fight be over before it begins?

With their tribe decimated by human cruelty and stranded in the stars, Tenna and Krona labor beneath grief and rage. But so far from home, they can’t afford the violence their people could wreak upon what’s left of humanity, can’t risk losing their only allies.

Struggling to cope with what their families did and what they could have done to prevent those travesties, Olivia and Ricardo must finally face the scars of their childhoods. Misplaced guilt and substance abuse mean they have to survive themselves in order to help the Regonians their families abducted.

But deep in the stars, the Drennar, advanced aliens who’ve been abducting humans for years, are changing, and it could spell doom or salvation for the remnants of humanity and Regonians alike. Can they learn to work together to face this new development? Or will their inner demons tear them apart?

When Taron Tribe saves them from a deadly lightning storm, Tenna and Krona hope their old alliance will hold. But with the lives of Olivia, Ricardo, all of Daen Tribe, and humanity in the balance, hope isn't enough.

War is coming, and the Drennar, a hive mind of advanced aliens, will stop at nothing in their pursuit of knowledge. Though Olivia's cyber defenses stood against them, they cut their way into Termana and the space stations to abduct thousands.

Now, Reginald and Rone must warn everyone that they're coming for Olivia next and coordinate battle plans and uprisings while separated across planets. Will Rone's rebellion within the Drennar world be enough to tip the scales? Or will they all die as prisoners?

When the marks of the Soul Bearer burn themselves into Aurisye’s flesh, none can deny what she is. Illegitimate daughter of the hero who died nearly thirty years ago after killing the last dragon. The only person who can truly kill the dragon that terrorizes them, now. But Soul Bearers have always been human, and Aurisye is...not. Part Orc, oppression is her oldest friend.

Yet, her companion is chosen wisely. Now, Rafnor, a tolerant soldier sent by the Human monarchs, must teach her all things combat. But time is limited, and her sarcastic defenses try even his patience.
Amidst political strife with the Elves and all-out war with the Orcs, they must come together to prevent the merciless destruction of all three realms…Even as the Elven royals plot to tear them apart to secure an Elven heir to the Soul Bearer blood.

Ness, a demi-demon with a conscience, just wanted a peaceful afternoon in the Forest of Immortals. But Elias, a reckless mortal, went and spoiled it. Not that he wanted to be chased by psychotic vampires.
After saving his life, Ness agrees to help him find his estranged father and his Pack. But that means facing Nolan, the werewolf ex that holds her heart.
Now, Ness must decide. Use Elias to forget Nolan at the cost of his soul or crawl back to her ex and hope he still wants her even though she broke his heart.
But when the vampires come calling, broken hearts might be the least of their worries.

Tortured by memories implanted by his captors, Krona knows only one thing. He must find Tenna, his partner, his Queen. She can’t be dead. But when Ricardo, one of his human guards, tells him she’s alive on another space station, the truth might be just as painful as their lies.

With her memories missing and her planet supposedly destroyed, Tenna struggles to acclimate to life among humans. Olivia, a spaceship pilot and hacker, does her best to help. When a guard shows up with an alien Tenna knows she’s seen before, it’s obvious things aren’t what they seem.

When they learn that family ties bind enemy and ally, Krona and Tenna can only hope the honor they see in their human friends is strong enough to overcome blood. Can they work together to save themselves, their minds, and their tribe? Or will they lose everything?

When Lessiyara saves Ronan from a crumbling cliff, she reluctantly welcomes him into her camp. But having struggled to hide her secrets even among the emotionless Vaikahlen people, she fares no chance of hiding from a Soorahk man who understands the expressions on her face.

Having trekked up the mountain to kill Lessiyara’s leader, Ronan eyes her warily. But his family and friends must be avenged, and the future of his tribe is at stake if he can’t rejoin his Sword Siblings and take the Vaikahlen leader down.

When he learns the truth of her parentage and the bruises on her back, he realizes they may have a common goal. But just as a connection sparks between them, the coming battle threatens to tear them apart. Can they save the innocent lives in the valley from a man bent on ‘purification?’ Or will they pay for revenge with their blood?