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Peacebreaker
Sara Osborne thought she had life all figured out. She ran away from home at sixteen, and it's been just Sara and her kitty co-pilot Arthur driving her van from town to town, finding work and living free. Until Sara gets a disturbing message from her little brother. “Dad's dead, I'm alone. I need you. Please come home.”
But when Sara returns to Seattle, she finds that all is not as she remembers.
Now, there are carloads of violent Angels who call her 'Peacebreaker', family friends that turn out to be wizards, cute lawyers who sprout dragon wings, and a war between Immortal beings that Sara's very existience is about to reignite… and we haven't even gotten to the girl who made Sara run away in the first place.
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Lightbringer
On the same night that the Seraph Tower downtown exploded, Sara Osborne disappeared.
Ever since, Maria Garcia-Flores has had dreams that suggest Sara —her best friend— wasn't an ordinary young woman, that Angels want to kill her, that she could hurl fireballs, and that maybe those Angels weren't the good guys. Nothing in Maria's life is making sense, even her memories don't feel real any more.
She has to find Sara. Maria already lost her once. Not again, not ever again.
But this rabbit hole goes deeper than Maria could guess, and she ends up in a wonderland even stranger than she dared imagine. A war between Immortal beings is heating up again after a thousand-year truce was shattered, and Sara is at the center of all of it.
Maria has to make a choice: stand with the friend, or stand with Bearers of Light.
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Worldender
Angels descend all over the mortal world. To some it's the rapture, to others it's a global hallucination. Either way, mortal society has ground to a halt.
Sara Osborn is paralyzed by grief, the leader of the Shards is in a coma, and everyone else is at each other's throats. Can they pick up the pieces in time?
As the world plunges into chaos, a new enemy emerges. Only the faintest spark of hope remains, and even that will irrevocably change everything. For it is foretold that even as it began, the world will end in fire.
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