"A notable and thoughtful addition to the crowded shelf of post-apocalyptic YA novels" Kirkus Reviews
Violet is the princess of Neyr, the third of the Nine Realms of Amera. At least, she was until the day came when Violet was to demonstrate her abilities to the people and solidify her place in Ameran Society.
The citizens of Amera have extraordinary abilities, from living on the ocean floor to flying in the air.
But no one can turn back time.
When the unthinkable happens, tearing her heart and her family in two, Violet flees and is unable to escape a tidal wave of events that brings her face to face with forgotten truths buried for millennia.
Only the discovery of a thousand lifetimes may provide the key to her return home.
When old enemies arrive on the shores of Neyr, distrust and prejudice resurface. Secrets begin to explode all around Violet, setting her world on fire, and those she loves fall into the sights of a terrorists' plan to eradicate their enemies. But Amera stands in their way, and with no mercy, the enemy is willing to go through the innocent to get what they want.
Violet turns to her best friend Lily, and a few unexpected new friends, who band together to save what they can of her realm, and the rest of Amera. But in the storm that has turned her world upside down, will Violet be able to overcome the nightmare of her past in order to save the future of everyone in Amera, and perhaps the world?
"This first volume in the Evolutionaries series
skillfully balances intriguing worldbuilding, whose details are slowly revealed, with well-paced
action sequences. It also ably handles Violet's character development along the way, while also
offering a diverse, lovable supporting cast whose members become the protagonist's close friends
and allies. The novel effectively addresses themes of cooperation and isolationism, as well as
autonomy, consent, and moving on with one's life after learning of long-held secrets." Kirkus Review
"This book was so much FUN. Full of adventure, friendship, action, and the start of a sweet relationship - it was everything I wanted in a YA fantasy. What really sets it apart, however, was the imaginative world-building and rich history. Such a breath of fresh air. I'm honestly surprised more people aren't talking about it." - Kathy from Wandering Worlds Reviews