A Science Fantasy Novel of Souls Reborn and a Reality on the Edge of Collapse
For a hundred and fifty years, one fountain held reality together. Tonight, it goes dark.
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Above the Academy, the sky splits into rivers of gold and shadow. Historian Margaret Carter alone understands what the light announces: the two souls who once saved the world have returned, reborn in strangers who carry no memory of who they were.
Samantha Reed is an engineer who trusts only what she can measure. Connor Blake is a sculptor whose art has begun casting shadows he never made. They dream of each other. They are drawn toward each other. And a secret order that has waited generations is hunting them with weapons built to destroy a soul so completely it can never return.
Reality is trying to heal. Samantha and Connor must remember who they were, and choose who they will be, before the world comes apart at its seams.
For readers of N.K. Jemisin’s The Fifth Season, this is a novel of suppressed history, fractured reality, and a love that outlasts death itself.
“It’s not failing. It’s evolving.”
Ch 1, Margaret reframing the fountain’s deactivation as transformation
“It’s like trying to build an umbrella during a hurricane, instead of understanding why the hurricane is happening.”
Ch 2, Margaret on the Council’s containment-over-comprehension response
“Two lives against millions. The math is simple.”
Ch 4, Commander Varis justifying preemptive assassination
Commander Samantha Reed was ordered to kill the rebel Connor Blake, and the only thing standing in her way is a three-day gap in her own memory. Whatever the Federation erased, her magic remembers.
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