Earth and Ember: A Dystopian Historical Fantasy

Mortal enemies. A dying world. A looming destiny.

Luke has vowed to avenge his father and protect Sagebrush from the drifters in the Dead Lands.

Kaia lives in the mountains, safe from the murderous soshos who roam the desert below. But when her cousin goes missing, she is determined to find him, no matter the danger.

In a world ravaged by sand and storms, Luke and Kaia’s lives collide in a whirlwind of treachery, passion, and fear. Can enemies sworn to vengeance set aside their hatred, or are they doomed to perish like the world around them?

Earth and Ember is a survival adventure and love story set in the devastated and forgotten lands of the American Wild West. Perfect for Amy Harmon (Where The Lost Wander) and Adrienne Young (Sky In The Deep) fans who crave timeless love stories with a historical flair, richly imagined worlds, and courageous and captivating characters that give you all the feels.

Reading order:

Dust and Shadow

Earth and Ember

Tide and Tempest

Borne of Sand and Scorn (prequel)

Ruined Lands sister series (Folklore and Fairy Tale Retellings):

City of Ruin (Beauty and the Beast)

Sea of Storms (Norse Mythology)

Land of Fury (Norse Snow White and the Huntsman)

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