Immerse Yourself in an Alien World. Khe loves her simple life on a farming commune, until she discovers that her gift for pushing the crops is a death sentence. Fleeing across the treacherous wilderness, she makes her way to the city of Chimbalay, searching for the orindles who might save her. But Chimbalay has its own dangers. The Powers are there--the secret rulers who have chosen Khe to be the mother of a monstrous new race. Neither "man in space" SciFi nor classical fantasy, Khe deftly blends elements of both while satisfying those wanting something new in a dystopian story. Readers...

An Amazonian tribe that may or may not exist; a dangerous teenage sorceress; a beautiful anthropologist - and madness - conspire to stop Jake Kendricks from revealing the truth about a mysterious substance that will end world hunger. This unusual story is not for everyone, but adventurous readers looking for something different in a psychological thriller mixed with science fiction and fantasy may find it is exactly their cup of tea. In the vein of Lost and Inception.

Khe and her new sisters thought defeating the lumani would make life better for everyone. Instead it brings a growing chaos-for which Khe blames herself. Returning to Chimbalay in hope of stopping civilization's collapse, she finds the lumani had been holding secrets. Dangerous secrets. The kind that can destroy not only her society, but also the planet the doumanas call home. Like Khe, Ashes and Rain blends science fiction and fantasy to create an alien yet relatable world.

A mysterious explosion that leaves no damage. A sky that suddenly shimmers like sunlight reflected on water. For Gama and Hest, friends so close 'it was as though they were hatched from the same egg, ' these are the first signs that something is going terribly wrong. As things twist out of control, Gama begins to suspect a new type of intelligence is behind the strange happenings