Barbara Ann Wright Boeken

Adella del Amanecer, a dedicated diplomat from a noble family in the kingdom of Sarras, struggles to balance her demanding career with her responsibilities to her sisters. Her commitment to her work leaves little room for romance, yet she finds herself captivated by a charming bard she often sees. The contrast between her professional life and her longing for connection adds depth to her character and highlights the challenges she faces in pursuing personal happiness amidst duty.

The emergence of magic in Lady Sylph’s life disrupts her expectations of a traditional aristocratic future focused on inheritance and marriage. As she grapples with her newfound abilities, she begins to question societal norms and her predetermined role, leading her to explore desires beyond those imposed by her class. This awakening challenges her understanding of power and identity, setting the stage for a journey of self-discovery and potential rebellion against the constraints of her upbringing.

After a crash leaves the bridge crew of the Atlas marooned above an unknown planet, they awaken with extraordinary mental abilities. Faced with the loss of their crewmates and the jettisoning of passengers, the remaining members grapple with the potential of their newfound powers. This pivotal moment presents them with a choice: to harness their abilities and ascend to god-like status or confront the moral implications of their actions in a mysterious and uncharted world.