Wonder and realism, belonging and sacrifice. A why-choose cosmic romance featuring a socially anxious woman, two immortal beings, and found family.
The universe, the stars, and the sky above woven into an urban fantasy context.
Romance with painfully realistic pacing, longing, and emotional complexity.
Queer characters are at the heart of this trilogy, with a why-choose MMF+ ending.
Being chosen, changing for the better, and finding home among unlikely people.
Em’s life changes when she meets Vael and becomes pulled into his fold.
Increasing tension leads to a shift in relationship structures, bringing Em and Serith closer.
Mysteries and tensions come to a head with an earth-shattering showdown.
Em Dubois, 35, likes to think of herself as rational. Breakups, unstable employment, existential dread? All survivable with enough compartmentalization and panicked decision-making.
Then she catches the attention of Vael: confident, impossible, annoyingly evasive, and far more ancient than he admits. As Em is drawn into the strange, welcoming circle around him, she discovers his history comes with consequences—and when those consequences turn toward her, she has to decide whether the family she’s found is worth risking everything for.
The prologue begins at the birth of the universe. Chapter One begins at a bus stop. Both feel equally consequential.
