Wall of Fire

Across the Wall of Fire lies salvation, if it doesn't destroy her first. Sheltered inside an electromagnetic dome city, Emery believes she's safe from the worst dangers the world has to offer. But when her beloved brother falls victim to a strange and deadly disease, she risks everything to save him, illegally crossing the Wall of Fire that divides their city in search of the medicine that will save his life. Soon she meets up with Eason, a boy she's secretly loved forever and never dreamed she'd see again. Suddenly, everything she thought she knew is thrown into question, and trusting the wrong person could mean the difference between life and death - not only for her brother, but for everyone Emery has ever known. Could the one thing that was meant to protect her actually be her biggest threat? If you like Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games, Veronica Roth's Divergent, Lauren Oliver's Delirium, or Kierra Cass's The Selection you'll love Wall of Fire. Wall of Fire is the first book in the young adult, post-apocalyptic, dystopian Wall of Fire Series.

The truth is a hard thing to come by in the Ash- After being exiled from the protection of The City, Emery grapples with her new existence in the Ash and the aftermath of a crushing betrayal. But freeing herself from the clutches of The City and the tyrannical Council isn't as simple as walking away. With the enigmatic Vander as her unexpected companion, Emery discovers that the Ash isn't what anyone thought, and the truth is more horrifying than anyone could have imagined. Scattered Ash is book 2 of the Wall of Fire Series.

After a shocking discovery, Emery and her companions face the cold, hard truth about the post-pandemic world. In a desperate attempt to save some part of humanity from the devastating Withers plague, the Architect created twelve Safe Domes-cities encapsulated inside of electromagnetic barrier fields. But something went wildly wrong, and the people inside are now prisoners to their own perilous protectors. With a single focus of rescuing those she cares for, can Emery find a way to do what no one else has been able to-free the prisoners of the Safe Domes once and for all? Ruins of Ember is Book 3 in the young adult, dystopian, post-apocalyptic Wall of Fire Series.