Red Moon Symphonies

Excellent! Really enjoyed the story, setting and characters.It almost reads like a comic book, in the sense that it's face-paced, short and satisfying.Great follow-up!I was hooked early on.Following the events of NINETEEN and the secrets she learnt on her venture to Bibliotheque 19, Laelyn is back to her comfortable life.As comfortable as the life of a Guardian can be, that is.She'll have to battle a new, ignorant boss, the ups and downs of a budding romantic relationship, mysterious killers sent after her, the bluebirds case, which remains unsolved; all the while wondering when Number Six will summon her to her next secret mission.

For the first time ever, experience the ultimate collection! All five volumes come together in one stunning set - complete with exclusive bonus chapters, including a never-before-seen alternate ending! Don't miss out on this must-have addition to your bookshelf.​​​​​​​In the year 2075, humanity survives in a post-apocalyptic world that is strangely peaceful. Crime is controlled. History is settled. And everyone knows what caused the catastrophe that wiped out 99% of the population forty-two years ago.Or so they're told.Laelyn Reapers is a Guardian of the Nation, enforcing the law and protecting the citizens. But when a routine investigation uncovers forbidden evidence, Laelyn begins to question everything, including the history lessons every child learns at school: were the mass explosions really caused by the red moon . . . or was history carefully rewritten?Before she can dig deeper, Laelyn is framed for murder.Forced into the underground prison by the very system she served, Laelyn is drawn into a dangerous web of secrets and lies. Follow her as she uncovers what really happened before the explosions, and why someone is desperate to keep the truth hidden.Red Moon Symphonies is a sapphic sci-fi mystery packed with adventure, rebellion, and romance."I was hooked early on." - Amazon"Loved the trans and lesbian characters." - Goodreads"An exciting read and well-written post-apocalyptic book." - Goodreads