(Book 2 of the Reverse series. This is a stand-alone story) What is a young boy to do when he is mistaken as a girl after stealing and offered a lifeline from possibly being hung, working as a service maid? Go along with the misunderstanding, of course. Harper intends to work his hands to the bone for his new master, an older earl who was in desperate need of a replacement for two of his workers that had left earlier in the season. After living on the streets of England for several years, Harper wis ready to try and better himself and make an honest living. Unfortunately, honest is the one thing he cannot risk being.

After humiliating the mighty dragon lord Rindar Earth castaway Jake McCall and former noble lady Wyena Dieron find themselves on the run. Pitting themselves and the dragons they ride against the world at large, the pair find themselves dodging pursuit at every turn as they struggle to retrieve and decrypt an ancient chronicle vital to finding the next step on the path before them. Jake's wild antics have served him well in the past, but a dangerous new enemy has entered the fray and Jake will have to call upon every trick in his arsenal to make sure that this dangerous pursuit doesn't cost both him and Wyena their lives. Cover once again by Jessica Dueck @StarsColdNight Note: The first book in the series needs to be read in order for this one to make sense. Enjoy!

Charlie Hill - a newly Awakened sorcerer - is still reeling from the aftermath of recent events and the thought that he might have been abandoned by his kinda-sorta boyfriend, Hunter, who apparently doesn't want to be found. When he uncovers a clue that might help him locate Hunter, it leads him and his friends into a dangerous encounter with a powerful sorcerer in a hybrid plane of her own creation, a meeting with an old enemy, and the discovery of something that changes everything Charlie thought he knew about magic.

There are some dreams that you wish were reality and some pieces of reality you desperately wish to be a dream. But we cannot undo the things that have been done. They can sometimes be fixed, changed and even forgotten. But then there are some things that cannot be fixed. That cannot be changed. And most certainly should never be forgotten.