I'm proud to announce that on July 25th, Bladesung, book 3 of the Celestial Spheres, made its appearance in the world at 12:00 am. It is 268 pages long and weighs about 12.2 ounces. It was a long, grueling delivery, submitted and edited during a global pandemic with homeschooling one special needs kiddo and teaching my eighty college students via live-streaming.
To say Toury and Alex’s reign has been rocky is an understatement. But the danger isn’t over yet. Rebels and necromancers are still out there, joining forces under "the commander." As Alex plans against a war beyond what Fyr has seen in generations, he knows they will strike where it hurts Alex most: his heart. He must make the ultimate decision—sacrifice everything, or let his tenacious lifemate save herself?
Meanwhile, being a queen is not Toury’s dream job—she always wanted Alex, not the crown. But as enemies close in, Toury must make her own harrowing choices to control her own destiny, and if she must, all of Fyr’s.
In this conclusion to Alex and Toury’s love story, they will face horrors beyond their wildest nightmares. Will they be able to heal a fractured kingdom, or will all turn to ash and ruin?
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I can't believe it is over... or is it? Stay tuned for Celestial Spheres' announcement.
*Note: This is not meant to be insensitive to those with fertility or other child-bearing issues. After a terrible experience with pregnancy and birthing, I cannot safely have any more children. My books are my children, in addition to a special, wonderful son. I embrace my troubles and laugh them off. It is a way for me to find positivity when I envision my books being my progeny that will continue into the future.