First Carrier
Two vastly different sisters living in a post-apocalyptic desert will have to survive the people in it. And the effort may tear them apart.
Centuries after the Fall of Technology, humans have clawed their way back from the apocalypse. Some dwell in communities, others terrorize those communities from the outlands.
Wren and Survivor are neither; they live in the desert, scrounging for food and water, with Survivor dictating Wren’s every action to keep them hidden from marauders seeking revenge on Survivor, and bounty hunters who—for reasons unknown—have sought Wren since childhood.
When Survivor brutally rips into a man’s flesh to keep them from starving, they’re caught and taken as prisoners to The Disc, a formidable city with a tenuous relationship with the surrounding communities, one that could quickly turn to war.
There, Wren discovers her DNA holds lost technology that could give the ruler of The Disc the power to dominate what’s left of the world. As long as the ruler’s son doesn’t get in the way.
Wren must decide where her loyalty lies, and as Survivor’s dark past catches up with her, she’ll have to keep it from swallowing Wren whole.
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Blood for Blood
Two sisters–once unknown, now notorious–living in a post-apocalyptic desert will discover the steep cost of vengeance.
The Principal’s use of a deadly virus is an offense the Open won’t tolerate. Everyone in The Disc will pay for his crimes. That is, unless Caster’s secret rebellion dethrones him before he can unleash a weapon made from lost tech against their enemies.
Wren is that weapon, and she’s determined not to capitulate to the wishes of those who hold her captive, nor to the dark power inside her. If she can’t control it, it will destroy her and everyone she loves.
Survivor only cares about Wren, even as she watches the people of the Open rallying against The Disc. She’ll do anything to get her sister back, including taking on the Marauders who want her and Wren dead.
Everyone’s out for vengeance, and it might cost the broken world what’s left of its humanity.
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