In a world burdened with problems like hordes of undead and dark tyrants, a broken family first seems like a minute problem. But when things get bad enough in and around Tiravor, Lyra is forced to leave her home city and seek a brighter future elsewhere. However, the path to success is filled with obstacles to overcome, and a good friend to guide the way isn't an easy find. Lyra often finds herself in dangerous and life-threatening situations during her journey, and sometimes feels like giving up entirely - but she has no idea just how vital her role will be in the battle against the darkness.

Things aren't going too well in the kingdom of Gushénn. The very oasis it's built upon is drying up, the border conflicts with the savages are becoming worse, and the royal family is starting to fall apart. And, to make matters worse, an elite group of anarchists has joined forces to kill King Vincent and steal his throne. Against her will, the infamous assassin Alister finds herself in the thick of things. She trained for her entire life to become the perfect human weapon, able to kill a man a dozen ways without batting an eye. The entire life that she's built for herself starts to crumble, however, as she's blackmailed into banding with the anarchists. But Rose Alister isn't as immoral as she seems. Even as an angel of death, she still finds that there are limits to what she is willing to do for money. Because of that, her loyalty and support for Prince James--the king's unappreciated and unstable younger son--become her greatest hindrance and her most crippling dilemma. For the first time in her life, she cannot bring herself to kill without remorse. As the anarchy plot within the kingdom thickens, assassin and prince come together. It's up to them to decide whether the kingdom is worth saving, even as they are forced to determine if they can first save themselves. Faced with a multitude of conflicts, Rose and James must put pride aside and learn to work together. But how can two clashing personalities hope to join forces and fix themselves, let alone mend a crumbling kingdom? (Disclaimer: "On The Edge of a Blade" addresses heavy themes. There is light profanity and references to some topics that are inappropriate for younger audiences. Please be aware of that while reading, though it shouldn't reach past a PG-13 rating. The most common justification for such a rating will be violence.) Cover Credits: @Owelz_The_Only

In a world with no recorded history, people Remember. Special individuals are given a day, responsible for the memories of every person who lived during that timeframe. I carry a day. It is a very important one, and yet it's harrowing, overridden with scandal, danger, and anguish. Some memories are difficult to accept, but it's not for a mere man to decide what ought to be Remembered. Even so, there will always be someone who wants to decide the future by controlling the past. I Remember. Not just good or bad set against one another in black and white, but far more. I Remember life. Death. Love. Hope. Sorrow. Faith. Trust. Truth. I have to Remember, and the world can never replace what I have to forget.